explodingsheep

Just as title says, having someone in a Steward role would bring a little life to these otherwise lonely homes. Obviously they wouldn't be the typical one due to not having to build anything but maybe they could be repurposed into some other type of function with buying items?

This is great, thanks you guys. :) At the moment my downloads are capped on my end at around 1mb/s so I'm not seeing the change but whenever I get on better internet I'll be able to reap the rewards.

Yea that's what I've seen, I really like where AMD is going. I'll ride this processor out for a few years then probably switch to AM4 unless Intel can top it for a reasonable price.

I was considering AM4, but 240$ for the 7600k was a good enough price for me even though I had to get a new board and make the DDR4 upgrade. 2 x 8gb HyperX Savage RAM was more than my MOBO, lol. Is that normal?

No more AM3+ socket for me! Super fast DDR4 (3333) and a i5-7600k. No more terrible frames! Rejoice! I'm so excited you guys, Fallout4 will finally run smooth!

Technically speaking that is. I, like lots of others, run Darker Nights to give it a bit more realism to the game which it adds by bounds. The mod is great, I just updated to the new patch last night, but there is one CRUCIAL thing missing. WHERE'S THE MOONLIGHT?! I know it kind of defeats the purpose of "Darker Nights" but I added this for the immersion of walking around under a pitch black sky, because no light pollution would really clear everything up. That being said, when the moon is full and bright like it happens to be tonight, you can seriously see like it was day time under it's light. And in the current state of the mod, under a full moon you can't see a damn thing! Which is very immersion breaking IMO, but still beats Vanilla nights by leaps and bounds. I'm pretty much seeing if anyone has thought of this idea also, because to my knowledge no other mod offers a Moonlight option. Adding in a set of values of light according to what stage the moon is in or something of that sort is basically my idea. If modding didn't give me a headache just trying to learn it I'd approach this myself but I haven't the slightest idea and would like to keep my anxiety down, lol. So that's why I'm reaching out to the great community here! :D

Yes! Weee! Thanks! EDIT: Call me retarded but after watching it I'm still pretty lost. I have literally no experience doing any of this. Whenever I messed around with Tes5Edit it really gave me headaches. The video would help me in theory but I don't know any of the terms she uses and sometime she goes wayyyy too fast for me to keep up(I know I can rewind but it's that much more frustrating). I get the application of what she's doing, but I have no idea what anything is, how it's loaded into the game, or how in the end it all works. Seriously all I do to mod is download through NMM and activate, that's the extent of my modding experience.

It's all really complicated too me and gives me a head ache :[ I'm sure all-in-all it's easy but I feel like a complete novice and I'm going to screw something up.

So if you guys didn't know about them, the mods in question here are Diamond City Auto Close Gate and Vault 81 Close Door. Both mods wonderful by Three-Socks! Well i'm sure if one person (like myself) likes one of those mods, chances are you'll like the other. Simply to reduce plugin size I think bundling these two would be great. I've messaged the author but I've gotten no response in due time, so here I am. Trying to see if there is so way that we, or I, can do this! I have no modding experience, love the website and program, and I really don't want to step on any toes here.