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I guess this probably can't be done until post CK. But here's a little experiment you can run. Load up your Fallout 4, go outside into the Commonwealth, move away from any settlements and turn your radio off. Now go into your settings and turn your music down. Unpause the game. Hear that? Nothing. No wind rustling in the trees. No birds squawking in the distance? Hell, not even any gunfire ten miles away can be heard. Even New Vegas had ambient gunfire noises!? What the hell is this? My request, I guess, is that Fallout 4 quite desperately needs some ambient sound. I doubt that the only things you'd be able to hear in the Commonwealth is your own footsteps and gunfire from about 20 meters away, tops.

After installing hundreds upon hundreds of mods to try to make my game more Realistic there is always one thing that bugged me. When your leg get's crippled in Fallout 3 and New Vegas, your character will begin to limp when he doesn't have a Two-Handed weapon equipped. But when your Arms or Torso are crippled there is no effect. If I was role-playing being wounded or "Battle-Damaged" in Fallout, as Brief as this may be, the only way to make it look slightly realistic is to break your own legs. I would also like a worthy alternative for Hardcore players as sometimes it will just take too long to find a Doctors Bag... So what I would like to be added, (which I can't do myself cus... I'm lazy...) Is some form of apparel that makes Wounds a bit more visible. Like a Bandages mod, that would add several bandages to the game (Craft-able, preferably) to go on each individual part of the body, (Left/Right Legs, Torso, Head, Left/Right Arms) And maybe these could both come in Clean and Bloody variants, Each bandage could have a very low durability but have some positive effects like +0.1HP/s or something along those lines, or perhaps +1 (Insert Limb here) health? So that the bandages actually do heal you, but with a durability low enough to break after a few shots. Another possible option would be to make some outfits that are a bit more rugged or torn, Although this would be much more difficult and I shouldn't get into it... I realise it's not the most normal thing to do to RP as though you've been wounded, even though you will only do it for a few seconds (Until you insert another Stimpak) But for some Hardcore Roleplayers they may want to use these bandages rather than even touching a Stimpak again.

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