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I'm an experienced FO4 player/modder just starting New Vegas. I'm curious as to what mods are best for gameplay/stability fixers, environment enhancers, character textures, etc.

So far, I've found through an EOS video, "Fallout New Vegas Mods - How to Install Mods for Beginner's - (NVSE Modding Gameplay Guide (2021)":

Visual Studio C++ Update:

 DirectX

 4 GB Patcher

 Script Extender (NVSE)

  UIO

 Mod Configuration Menu

 Lstewieal's Tweaks

JIP LN NVSE Plugin

YUKICHIGAI Unofficial Patch YUP

Unofficial Patch PLUS

JonnyGuitar

 

There are some on his suggested list I didn't use because the posts stated some mods were no longer functional. 😞

 

So, as I move on to face tweaks, textures, and other fun stuff, any ideas?

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I would add New Vegas Anti Crash to that list, you may well have problems without it. Personally I would play the game as close to vanilla as you can get the first time around, experience the game how it was meant to be experienced before making changes. 

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4 hours ago, JimboUK said:

I would add New Vegas Anti Crash to that list, you may well have problems without it. Personally I would play the game as close to vanilla as you can get the first time around, experience the game how it was meant to be experienced before making changes. 

Done. Thank you

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consider the following 

- casino heists

- sierra madre on the strip 

- the tops heist

-the collector

-whos sorry now

-igazu shopping center

-grappling hook

-Gomorrah Presidential suite

-luxe Aeterna

-mr house - concept art control room

- palisades mall

- the strip performance fix

 

 

 

all of these mods make the new vegas strip a very fun place to be at , you could spend hours in there

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The Viva New Vegas (VNV) Guide - https://vivanewvegas.moddinglinked.com/intro.html -

and the New Vegas Rebuilt (NVR) Guide - https://newvegasrebuilt.github.io/index.html - are quite thorough with anything you might need for a solid FNV game.

There are a few others I like that I don't think are in either, but it's hard to tell, because the VNV guide includes around 120 mods, and the NVR guide has almost 500.

NVAC - New Vegas Anti-Crash is conspicuously missing from both. Is it obsolete now?

CASM - Automatic Save Manager. Defaults to autosaving every 5 minutes, so you don't have to use quicksave so often.

Spice of Life - Variety of Armor and Clothing (accommodates Type 3 and Type 4 bodies).

Novac Motel Radio Fix

Better Bleed Me Dry

AnhNVSE. Useful for other mods like MAPMO - Main and Pause Menu Overhauls, GLO - General Lighting Overhaul, and one I just found that might replace CASM for me: the Vault 13 Canteen Autosave

SD Radiant Infinium. Adds job posting boards in various locations to add extra little side quests.

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6 hours ago, CliffSedge said:

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NVAC - New Vegas Anti-Crash is conspicuously missing from both. Is it obsolete now?

CASM - Automatic Save Manager. Defaults to autosaving every 5 minutes, so you don't have to use quicksave so often.

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NVAC just tells the game to not crash, it does not fix anything, so you have to live with any side effects of game not crashing when it should have.

So it will allows you to play with a bad conflicting mod list by preventing crashing till game is unplayable or save is corrupted beyond repair.

On the other hand, it will prevent a correct set up to work flawlessly. That's why it's not recommended anymore in those guides.

That said, if you plan to make a play-through with mods that are known to cause crash and have no fix, NVAC is a must

 

CASM is replaced by fucntions found in Stevie's tweaks which is a must have.

https://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/66347

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Use the Save Manager script mod in Nexus to turn it on in Tweaks section, then change settings there as you saw fit, then uninstall that SM scripts. VOILA! It now work as you want without wasting a slot for SM script. At least, that's how I do it in TTW session. (max delay, and 3 autosaves, this mean it autosave whenever going through cells, and if running in a cell too long it autosave)

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