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Deacon's flashlight doesn't have a source which looks a bit silly. Any possibility of some type of clip on flashlight being added like State Of Decay 2?

Seconded. The inflatable weapons are a ridiculous design decision. They look much better when sheathed.

I think the abysmal job done by whichever company it was that Guerrilla Games outsourced the PC port to has killed off most of the interest in this game. I now don't expect any mods beyond reshades or save editors.

Nice idea. Would be cool to have hooded outfits.

I think once a modder creates a modding tool you will see alternate skins, costumes etc. I'm not expecting anything as advanced as GTA 5 or Skyrim, though. A lot could depend on the popularity of the game as well. Reviews have been mixed so far meaning that potential modders could be holding off buying it or won't be buying it at all.

Any chance this will be possible? I much prefer equipped weapons to be visible on the character when not in use.

Is it possible to add spear weapon models to the skins selection for staffs?

Great work. Would be interesting to hear what kind of secrets were found in the code e.g. Unfinished and/or not implemented features.

My god what a bad idea to not have shields.

As it stands you only see kill animations on the last enemy. This is pretty disappointing compared to previous games and makes fights seem lackluster. Any way of increasing the amount of times that finishers occur against multiple enemies?

In Morrowind the vampire NPCs used different sound files for the sounds they made when attacking, being attacked etc. They sounded distorted and demonic. There was a mod for Morrowind that added these voice files to the player as well when they became a vampire. My request is for a mod that adds the same to Skyrim, so that vampire both PC and NPC make more sinister and beastly sounds when fighting.

Just had a number of comments deleted and was warned. Not sure what can be said other than i'm disappointed. Have frequented this site since not long after it became what it is today. TES modding is the sole reason i became a PC gamer because i wanted to reap the rewards of and make the most of the games i genuinely love. The Elder Scrolls Series. Paid mods might suck hard, but at least i'm neither a part of that, nor the vile and uncreative backlash like we see currently, and that is actually celebrated with endorsements. Even more depressing. I like to give credit where credit is due and wish that my wallet allowed me to be more generous than i have been. Some of the things you talented folk have given to us deserve more than the few beans we've given to you. You're the lifeblood of TES games. Thank you to all the deserving people, modder and supporter alike, who read this before it is deleted as well :smile:

Cool.

Hello, I downloaded a mod called War Of The Commonwealth which i eventually realised was quite buggy and uninstalled it. Unfortunately, one of the issues seems to have persisted in that the synths in the game are non hostile towards me which ruins the game. FYI i haven't joined the institute or even got far enough in this playthrough to align myself with them. This is also a problem that others using this mod have had. I'm not sure how to go about fixing this issue and the only thing i can think of is some sort of script cleaning to get rid of whatever WOTC left in my game. The alternative is to start a new game. Can anybody suggest anything that might help? Thanks

Any progress being made on correcting this horrifyingly dated piece of shoddy game design?