It would be a Shady Sands with the needed ressoruces like water, food and security. You would not have a new settlement like Sanctuary Hill that is filled with entertainment like a amusement park. Both mods are very detailed and are just what the wasteland deserves and needs. Knightmare Batman is a bit more believable in terms of game setting with the old worn out coat and whatnot. One of the aspects that I completly disagree with. While most mods on this list are more or less lore friendly. It feels odd looking at the ressources and size of a settlement (without mods) to justify a big Sanctuary Hill with 40 houses, a large club and so on.Īlso many settlements had a lot of entertainment things. Found the internet 27 FO4 Lore-Friendly Weapon Mods. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts.

You would represent the same style to be the most lore friendly. This list was inspired by list of lore friendly weapon mod list but this one adds newer versions of weapon mods and new link for those that were Press J to jump to the feed. To be the most lore friendly would be to stick to small settlements with the most necessary infrastructure and without any big concepts. I agree that the Fallout Franchise under represented populations and infrastructure, but that is the main reason for a small lore friendly settlement. Also pretty sure the actual Fenway park is a LOT bigger than represented. Originally posted by Bored Peon:You should re-evaluate the other towns and settlements in the game and not use the settlement size and population as being 'exact.'

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