PsyckoSama

Thank you! :D

I'd like to switch the stats of the T51 and T60 Power Armor, including their place in the leveled lists. Thing is I'm not exactly sure how to do it. So any instructions would be welcomed.

The war was ongoing. There was no peace. The reason for the was was the Chinese launched when their defensive lines in Siberia fell. It only said it was used after the battle of anchorage. And newer doesn't always mean better. It can mean cheaper or less resource intensive. Which would make sense for something being used on the home front. Hell, if you look at it there are large areas of exposed internals compared to even the T45.

It's possible but due to nexus rules it would either have to be hosted elsewhere or you'd need some from of batch converter tool to extract and transfer the files.

Except how the splash screens specifically say otherwise....

Same. One more step in the direction of turning Fallout 4 back into something resembling an RPG. I'm looking forward to the inevitable mod that fixes character creation and design as well.

Actual post war shacks without holes in the walls and roofs would be a good thing too. I mean, s#*! man, those houses would all be useless in the rain.

I'll second any mod that makes Fallout more Fallout. Seriously, half the raiders in Fallout: A Post Nuclear Roleplaying Game didn't even have firearms. They went after you with clubs, knives, and spears.

According to the splash screen the T51 is the pinnacle of prewar power armor, except for some reason the T60 which looks like a marginally more advanced version of the much more primitive T45 offers better protection. I'd like to request a mod where they're switched on the leveled list and their stats are swapped to make the game fit the canon.

Lets see... 1) The writing is simply awful. The plot was predictable as hell, the characters were two dimensional, and the endings were just lame. 2) There was no roleplaying. The voiced protagonist was VERY poorly done and it's telling that they removed Karma entirely. You had the option of playing a selfless boy scout or a sarcastic boy scout who liked to get paid. There really were no moral decisions until the end, and even then it was petty much which ending do you want, the Red Ending, the Green Ending, or the Blue ending. 3) The world felt fake. I've been replaying the first fallout recently and I'll tell you this, it felt believable. Fallout 4 doesn't at any point. It's not a believable post-apocalyptic world. It feels like a Disney Fun ride version of the apocalypse which kills immersion entirely. 4) The character creation system. They dumbed it down to the point you really can't fine tune your character. The current system is crap and I look forward to seeing if someone can mod it back to something approaching quality. 5) The crafting system. Ironically I find the crafting system in it's massive number of options tends to limit options. The number of guns actually feels more limited than the other games while most of the designs just are nonsensical. To say nothing of the idiotic leveled loot system that has pipe pistols showing up in prewar weapons cashes 6) The settlement system. It could have been so good but the execution sucks. Between the limited options, limited space, horrible clipping, poor perspective, and generally unintuitive nature of it, it feels more like a mod than an in game function. 7) Legendaries: We don't need random boss monsters and magical weapons. Frankly, I'm double pissed because they had an example of a 1st person fallout done right. Fallout New Vegas took the fallout 3 system and refined it. Had they taken lessons from that, and maybe hired a writer who could actually write worth a damn, it could have been great. Instead they pretty much went the exact opposing direction on everything and we end up with a game that feels like Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2.

If it is, you'll need some kind of automated process to transfer and convert files due to the Nexus's policy on copy-written content.

While I'm not really fan of the new character system, a version of the perk poster you can stick on a wall would be amusing.

You are but the sum of your memories. That said, interesting idea.

This will be a major overhaul and will take the GECK, but if it's done and I hope it is, I'd like to see it done like it was in New Vegas.

Seconded. Though I'd go more in the New Vegas direction... say what you know about Obsidian, but they know how to make an RPG...