MOD SUGGESTION: Simple Hunger & Thirst & Fatigue

[aksuman]

Simply that. And only that.

 

Example on hunger;

 

You run around the wasteland and you get hungry. You eat some of them beans and it satisfies your hunger for 12 ingame hours.

12 hours forward:

Your fat ass hungry again. This time you eat a Deathclaw steak. Well now your hunger satisfied for a nice 24 hours.

 

Example on thirst;

You run around Sanctuary hiding from P. Garvey, and then you get thirsty. You pop a Nuka Cola and you're no longer thirsty.

You have been successfully evading P. Garvey for 4 hours and you're thirsty again. Now its time for a Purified Water.

You drink that bad boy and you're not getting thirsty for another 5 hours.

 

Example on fatigue;

 

All this hiding from Preston Garvey and trying to find Shaun is making you tired.

Oh, there is a sleeping bag. You sleep in it and you're no longer feeling tired.

The sleep wasn't of very good quality because sleeping bag isn't very soft.

But then you travel back to Red Rocket because there's your base. You sleep in a real nice soft bed.

The sleep is very high quality and you're no longer tired at all.

 

 

If someone would please do this I would be grateful but I really can't give any rewards.

 

If someone actually does this, please don't adjust weight or value of the food items.

 

[gromulos]

this mod already exists

 

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/10399

[aksuman]

ok ty ill check it out

[lazloarcadia]

There is also Survive the Wasteland and Survival Options. StW only deals with Hunger, Thirst, and Fatigue so it may be closer to what you have in mind. Personally I opted away from this as it was not as compatible as I would have liked. Survival Options (SO) however allows you to simply turn off aspects of survival you don't like (including carry weight reductions, and incoming / outgoing damage adjustments, just to name a couple).

 

I liked SO better because it still used the vanilla survival food / fatigue system and thus is much more compatible with most food mods which add additional foods to the game because most of those were written with Survival mode in mind, and thus do not need additional patching to work. So far I've never found any significant bugs when using SO.