Wrong, 800 mods for new vegas is insane. Seeing as there's no esl for new vegas, it makes it very hard to run that much mods. I've gotten near 600 but 800 is just insane
@@SneedRemembrancer Nostalgia bandwagon I mean. The games only getting reappraisal now because of the TV show. It's not like these type of vids haven't been done a million times over already
@@aaronlynch6895lmaooo yeah it’s getting reappraisal i mean what do you expect? that’s not a bad thing the show brought millions of people to the video games
@@TarantinoprodGreat modlist, I was thinking about installing it when you first uploaded it but thought I would wait for a showcase video. Can I just remove the reshade to get the original look? Also I'm a huge fan of Drags NPCs will I have any issues if I install them. Since 800 mods seems like a headache to patch things.
@@Schizo_Rez Sure you can just disable neutral weathers too and fog remover if not using nvr. Atlas. all the NVR stuff. Drag mods will def have conflicts but shouldn't be that bad there's a streamer that uses my build with drags stuff.
@@Tarantinoprod Hey man i have been using your modlist for awhile, its the best one i ever used, really want the addiction problem fixed so i can keep playing! Dont care about the negativity, many people love your modlist!
Oof, that grey lighting really does take all the charm and atmosphere out of the game. Just re-installed New Vegas, was hoping you'd do a similar video to your Skyrim overhaul one, thanks!
Wild card mod author here it's a work in progress the shaders just got updated so i have to do it from scratch again. Been playing red dead a lot so hopefully i can copy the lighting to look like that game.
@@Tarantinoprodvery ambitious mod pack project of yours! Just reintroduce some of those warm colors without it looking like an orange filter was placed over the screen like in vanilla
Haven’t watched you in years. Searched your channel, and I had happened to be on a binge for these kind of New Vegas videos. Clicked so fast on this video lol.
@@jaybird0312 I agree 100%. I’ve just started my first pc playthrough and am about 30 hours in of new vegas and there is absolutely nothing wrong with the vanilla game. Wouldn’t change a thing.
@@ESKATEUK Not a thing, really? Crazy. Game runs like dogshit on PC, mods are literally a necessity unless you're happy playing with *extra* Bethesda jank.
Vanilla is also fine, dont worry about crashes, played this game on a 2060 and a 3070 a couple times without major issues. If you never played NV, I would highly suggest trying vanilla then upgrading to modded if you cant stand the older graphics
At the very least, following the viva new vegas guide just for the bug fix mods and other awareness things to get the game running as good as possible is something I would recommend to someone who wants to experience the original experience the first time around. I know I like to complete a game unmodded myself before I start modding the life out of it lol.
I followed The Best of Times modlist then wasteland survival guide and on top of that Salamanders visual overhaul modlist and i dont think anything could top that the game looks incredible. Even more so with NV Reloaded and a bunch of personal mods on top of that.
@@it2spooky4me79and doing a little bit of half-*ssed damage control and excuses for Starfield. Which at least had a decent content and quality pf life update recently, features it should’ve launched with but they’re added nonetheless
I’ve been playing with a relatively small mod list of 170 including all the VNV stuff and it’s been amazing on my steam deck, great vid thanks for the spotlight on this modpack
One critique I can see at 5:43 is that the modded version removes some of the atmosphere or fog the vanilla has. I like that extra depth, make it look hot and humid.
Surprisingly this modlist has a version for the Tale of Two Wastelands mod. If I hadn't already made a list for myself I would be using it. TTW is the best way to play Fallout 3.
About the lighting - it's NOT a wrong lighting. New vegas went with movie desert yellow. This mod compilation went with actual desert - it's hot, it's painfully sunny, it kinda washes subtlety out of colours and a lot of scenery is dictated by the dirt under your boots since same dirt will be the main actor for all the atmospheric effects.
I remember playing this game a long time ago and decided last night I was gonna buy it on Steam for 10 bucks and mod it . I suck at modding so I went with a collection of mods that has a huge instructions list like a step-by-step one. It was like 600 and some took like three hours. worth it, totally worth it. And I usually cannot ever go back and play games that are 10 years older or more unless we’re talking Nintendo because I never get past how bad it looks good for what it is
This makes me wanna play it again. I was never the biggest FO fan but having New Vegas on PC, I don't think I ever grasped that you can make the game better
"Oh sweet, a new NV modpack to spice it up" **Asks you to install a third party disregarding vortex, and then manually install each of the 800 mods if you don't have premium**
whattt don’t tell me that’s how you have to install this modpack, i was really about to go install nv for this but if that’s the case then i guess i won’t
that’s the main I hate about wabbajack, an amazing application to install mods without spending 5 months trying to find mods that work but without premium it’s the most tedious thing to do.
Nice video! Loving the modlist review, great for those wanting to go into NV with fresh eyes and/or with a more modern and bug-free experience. PD: Also, it would be great if vanilla purists would STFU for once. Nobody's forcing you at gunpoint to download any mods. Thanks.
am i the only one that like playing games like new vegas and Skyrim in vanilla because that´s how it felt the first time i was playing them, the nostalgic feel is one of the big reason i go back to those games
Exactly , me too. I started (re)playing shortly before the FO tv series. I am really enjoying it for the story and characters more than anything now, no radio psychopathic killing nonsense this time around.
@@Speedysolis nope, even by 2010 standards NV is janky as hell. If mods can get you to a much more polished and (optional) modern experience, who tf are you to say they shouldn't play it like that? Your comment is kinda shit.
This is wonderful. Yes I did play it when it came out and it was one of my favorites. The janky animations were always a hard sell. I would LOVE to see this game fully realized in an engine like Unreal 5. What a treat that would be. Yes I know it would be a boar of a task, no need to comment that, but you know it would look and play amazing even if it was still the base game but with all the upgrades.
I remember playing fallout nv back on release, and then playing fallout 3 afterwards, and being blown away how much better fallout 3 looked even though it was older.
this is great to know after the discontinuation of the Mojave Express Guide which was - to my knowledge - the only modding guide endorsed by or affiliated with viva new vegas, which is in itself already the best starting point for new players who want to play the game as vanilla as possible and players who plan to mod the game.
The discussion around issues with vanilla New Vegas are always so over-the-top and the intro here is no different. I play vanilla New Vegas all the time on PC and it's perfectly functional aside from some minor bugs and occasional performance weirdness. To say "It's just almost not worth playing the base version" is such a disdainful, incorrect thing to say about it. Let's hope the remainder of the video isn't ruined by such poor perspective.
I totally agree! I only ever play the vanilla game; well to say the full truth literally the one and only mod I use is the one which disables Boone’s spotter perk (targets are highlighted when you aim down site), as that really used to break the emersion for me, so it had to go!
Honestly I like Viva New Vegas more than any of the other mod lists I've tried. It's the closest to the vanilla game without changing the look and feel of the game too much.
Jsawyer Edition is awesome in that it caps the level to 35 and forces you to actually "Build" a specific kind of character, rather than allowing you to become a god of the wasteland. However by the time you do like 1/3 of the game not including DLC, there isn't much character buidling after. I recommend Viscous Overhaul, with max level 40, 60% more exp for leveling up, -4 skill points to spend. This will extend out the Jsawyer mode we love, and adds some extra hardcore goodies like tweakable scarcity on food, ammo, meds, ect. to make it as hardcore as you want.
If anyone is getting into FONV using this modlist, I came across some issues with it in game. Improved Lighting Shaders was causing black flickering on my floors and turning screen blood yellow, so I had to download DXVK. It also didn't download the script extender for FONV, so I had to get that one as well. Rest has been smooth sailing.
I always love seeing what people are capable of doing in video games. Me myself never used a mod in a game and played new vegas and fallout 3 like 20 times and enjoyed it everytime..but still cool to see whats possible in such old games
"It's no longer 2010, and we made a Mojave that the courier will not save, and he won't be dreaming of becoming the leader he knows he can be. He's dreaming about a nuclear winter. It's not about the Mojave story at all, which is wonderful, and whether or not he finds the platinum chip along the way is anybody's guess." -Rachel Zegler / LevelCapGaming
I've been playing NV 100% vanilla for the first time recently. Honestly I haven't had any issues with it running, but I'll definitely have to replay it like this
just modded my New Vegas following the Verylastkiss guide and i must say wow what a remarkable difference, after years of trying to play it on pc can finally play the closest possible thing to a remaster, slowly adding other mods through my playthrough (if they are fine to do so) such a difference. even better than console xbox series nv.
I played through Vanilla Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition last month on my Steam Deck Oled. (2nd playthrough, but it's been 10 years since I first played it.) It looked and played well at max settings. There may have been a crash or two and an occasional stutter, but it looked and played great at 60fps limited.
Thank you for this. Im definitely gonna dive back into this game again. I tried it last month and it just looked too outdated for my taste but i do know how good the game is in terms of structure and replayability. So this is perfect
ngl I kinda love the look of original new vegas. love the fov being more zoomed in and classic gun animations; would love to try running the minimum required mod pack to see how it play
Interesting in the divide on this one. I like both games tremendously. I was a little disappointed when NV initially came out, viewing it at a mere update from 3 that seems like it could've been completed using DLC. Dialogue and story are definitely a win on NV though, such better character depth. Playing F03 FWE now and loving it more than ever. Great video, thank you for putting in the time to get this content out there!
No dude, half of it is just gray. Also,the texturedifferences are jarring. Honestly you could do better than this just by following viva new vegsd and downloading some of the currently trending mods
Something about LevelCap's voice when describing anything is so soothing and trustable. I have said this before but it must be said again... his descriptions are like a good friend explaining a game but not the kind who only tells you the good. The kind who hands over the controls after the boring tedious parts and lets you have fun!
I just followed viva new vegas and added about 30 mods on top of that. It runs flawlessly at 4k 60fps. I personally recommend the mod lumen, makes the lighting so much better.
as someone who played fallout nv for the first time in 2024 I would say this is 10000% inaccurate. The game is very much stable and playable on modern hardware with 4-8 mods depending on if you want bugfixes as well. you do not need as huge modpack like this or viva to enjoy the game. vanilla for the first playthrough made the experience so much better Edit: Sorry its 10 mods ( UIO, JIP LN NVSE, 4gb patch, stewie tweaks, nvtf, fnv mod limit fix, onetweak, actorcause save bloat fix, engine optimizations, YUP)
Viva New Vegas does a great job at base level playability and stability. I would reccomend VNV for new and returning players. However it does take 2-4 hours to setup and install the base mods, with additional mods adding 1-2 hours before play. Still highly recommend however as the gameplay in Fallout New Vegas is exceptional (especially after 8 hours of play when you reach mid-late game).
i always play these types of games fully vanilla for the first time, then after that i go back and mod the crap out of it. I always like to see how the game was meant to be played in the eyes of the devs
@@Tarantinoprod Hey I just installed everything. This mod has finally gotten me to try these games for the first time but I keep crashing after a while or so? Any suggestions?
Otherwise, beautiful video. Well done, indications vanilla or modded are welcome, even though the difference is largely seeable, that's a nice touch. I prefer to craft my own modlist with my own hands, and thus this is my favorite, but I respect people who do the same and put theirs on the web for other users to enjoy.
Geez, I've got to dive back in after seeing this. I was doing a FO3 play through the last time I had time to boot my PC up. This will probably be my follow up now aside from my unhealthy relationship with War Thunder.
I don't own a PC so I can play the base version of a game... The more a game is loved, the more love it gets. Even Final Fantasy 7 for PC is basically a brand new game when modded.
Another great reason for mods and why i mod new vegas is that new vegas has such an interesting and immersive world that modding the game can really enhance the experience! Heck just being able to look down and see my characters body is really cool. That being said 800 mods seem like a lot hehe i only have 231 mods and with all of those my game is completely overhauled and modernized with modern gameplay and graphics.
@@ofkhod3638 same. I've played it through on Steam Deck too (and PS3 before I got a good enough PC) and apart from the really crap draw distance, it's great on that too.
@@spideyfan1024 If your FNV is crashing every three minutes and you absolutely cannot run it without mods, you should fix your pc first, start by updating drivers. I run it on a 3080 and i9 which is very out of league for the game and it runs perfectly. Sometimes the issue is not the game, it's the slow person trying to play it.
There's a mod called Tribe of Two that lets you carry a baby on your back. You take care of it in the Capital Wasteland, then when you get into the Mohave; The baby becomes a child companion lol
I’m not gonna lie it looks amazing on next gen consoles, 60 frames, I’ve played for hundreds of hours and never experienced issues. Graphics hold up good too
STALKER GAMMA, Wild Card Wabbajack... This is why I love Modders. They're always finding ways to make games better, even if it is just installing _One Thing_ that ticks E V E R Y box.
7:50 Yeah, thats why my MO2 only shows 181 mods for the game, most of them from VivaNewVegas and alot of texture upgrades. Mutant Mods channel has some nice mod compilations I also used alot. Took me two days to get a stable but good NV but after the disaster of Starfield I just wanted to play a good game again :) I wished that domebody could just upload his 2024 stable and beautiful modded version to a Google Drive but sadly thats not allowed so the bar to enter this game remains relatively high.
The suffering I endured after breaking my first install after enabling controller support, 4 hours total of clicking cause didnt think of looking into a macro, was still worth it in the end lol
I'm a novice at modding and I spent easily a week of my free time just trying to get 90 mods to work on my own, it was brutal. It's crazy how many mods will just break other mods if you don't have more advanced skills😂
VerlyLastKiss makes an awesome modlist called "New New Vegas". It does basically everything in this video and you can tweak the combat difficulty to your liking. Thats not to say this doesn't look great, when i'm done my current playthrough i'll deffs be giving this a try.
Only 800 mods, those are rookie numbers mate
Wrong, 800 mods for new vegas is insane. Seeing as there's no esl for new vegas, it makes it very hard to run that much mods. I've gotten near 600 but 800 is just insane
Yeah 800 is pure insanity.
@@davidcairns2270I think he was trolling bro 😂😂
@@darrylnewman292 Ahh I see.
800 mods on fallout New Vegas and it's stable that's a f****** miracle
Level cap has finally gotten sick of modern games and gone back to one of the all time greats
Jumping on the nostalgia bandwagon more like
@@aaronlynch6895 nv being beloved has been a thing for a long time
If he’s jumping on the bandwagon he’s really late
@@SneedRemembrancer Nostalgia bandwagon I mean. The games only getting reappraisal now because of the TV show. It's not like these type of vids haven't been done a million times over already
@@aaronlynch6895lmaooo yeah it’s getting reappraisal i mean what do you expect? that’s not a bad thing the show brought millions of people to the video games
@@jneigh727 I mean, yeah... Still don't like the TV show though. =.='
Those weapon animations made my spurs jangle like a rattlesnake bro, gahddayum
I got spursssss 🎶
Love those animations. Haaaaaaaate the lighting changes.
Will be fixed shaders just got updated so had to restart from scratch.
@@TarantinoprodGreat modlist, I was thinking about installing it when you first uploaded it but thought I would wait for a showcase video. Can I just remove the reshade to get the original look? Also I'm a huge fan of Drags NPCs will I have any issues if I install them. Since 800 mods seems like a headache to patch things.
@@Schizo_Rez Sure you can just disable neutral weathers too and fog remover if not using nvr. Atlas. all the NVR stuff. Drag mods will def have conflicts but shouldn't be that bad there's a streamer that uses my build with drags stuff.
I agree. It looks pretty bad.
Author of the mod-list made it private on Nexus now right after this video went live. So much for trying this yourself!
not private anymore
Was thinking about taking it down because of all the negativity but i've accepted it at this point working on 2000 changes for next update stay tuned.
@Tarantinoprod we appreciate you sharing your work!
@@Tarantinoprod Hey man i have been using your modlist for awhile, its the best one i ever used, really want the addiction problem fixed so i can keep playing! Dont care about the negativity, many people love your modlist!
@@TarantinoprodI haven't tried your modlist, but still kudos to you, keep up the good work
Oof, that grey lighting really does take all the charm and atmosphere out of the game. Just re-installed New Vegas, was hoping you'd do a similar video to your Skyrim overhaul one, thanks!
Wild card mod author here it's a work in progress the shaders just got updated so i have to do it from scratch again. Been playing red dead a lot so hopefully i can copy the lighting to look like that game.
@@Tarantinoprodvery ambitious mod pack project of yours!
Just reintroduce some of those warm colors without it looking like an orange filter was placed over the screen like in vanilla
@@Tarantinoprod Hey man, great work. Red Dead lighting would be absolutely insane if you can pull that off.
@@Tarantinoprodwhen are you going to re-upload the mod list? Any idea?
You think all the charm from the game comes from it being yellow? That's just stupid.
Welp, I guess my weekend just got booked.
A night Fallout session quickly leads to sunrise the next morning
spending all weekend to get the modlist running -> play 10 minutes. Its monday again
Haven’t watched you in years. Searched your channel, and I had happened to be on a binge for these kind of New Vegas videos. Clicked so fast on this video lol.
Was 100% down until I found out you need to click download 800 times if you don't have Nexus Premium.
yoo its raiyuden
fr it already took me 4 hours just to download a 60+ mod modlist
Whomp whomp, support modders and buy premium
@@kakashisensei8419 no
Edit: matter of fact I WILL click download 800 times
@@kakashisensei8419does all the money go directly to the modders themselves? Because I ain't giving Nexus a single cent
They should have 100% kept the yellow hue.
Its iconic at this point. This modded version is just... boring. Too sterile.
@@jaybird0312 I agree 100%. I’ve just started my first pc playthrough and am about 30 hours in of new vegas and there is absolutely nothing wrong with the vanilla game. Wouldn’t change a thing.
@@ESKATEUK Not a thing, really? Crazy. Game runs like dogshit on PC, mods are literally a necessity unless you're happy playing with *extra* Bethesda jank.
Game kind looks like you upped the brightness on a monitor and it looks saturated modded.
@@user-686hs-77 I haven’t had a single issue in about 40 hours so far?
Removing the yellow filter is sacrilege
Vanilla is also fine, dont worry about crashes, played this game on a 2060 and a 3070 a couple times without major issues. If you never played NV, I would highly suggest trying vanilla then upgrading to modded if you cant stand the older graphics
why would u recommend playing a dated version of the game lol
@@isopropyl1314 theres something special about it, i love old games
I personally would still get the bug fix mods
At the very least, following the viva new vegas guide just for the bug fix mods and other awareness things to get the game running as good as possible is something I would recommend to someone who wants to experience the original experience the first time around. I know I like to complete a game unmodded myself before I start modding the life out of it lol.
I've played new vegas over the decades on multiple different platforms, vanilla only. And love it every single time.
Capital Punishment on Wabbajack is the go to for a TTW playthrough
i just started that so
Yessir, got capital punishment and added stars ttw to it and haven’t been able to stop playing.
TTW also has good guides for people who want to make their own modlists!
I followed The Best of Times modlist then wasteland survival guide and on top of that Salamanders visual overhaul modlist and i dont think anything could top that the game looks incredible. Even more so with NV Reloaded and a bunch of personal mods on top of that.
@@KazuWazuw That's the holy trinity right there!
you return to the Mojave once the franchise exploded. we never left.
Todd can hear you when you say New Vegas is the best Fallout game. Todd doesn't like that. It makes Todd 16 times sadder. Todd will come to your home.
I know this is a joke, but I don't think Todd cares at all, I think he's too busy trying to find ways to re-release Skyrim again.
@@it2spooky4me79 He def cares
@@ssjbroly8735 well, I want a second opinion
@@it2spooky4me79and doing a little bit of half-*ssed damage control and excuses for Starfield. Which at least had a decent content and quality pf life update recently, features it should’ve launched with but they’re added nonetheless
Todd gets so angry, he updates Skyrim and Fallout 4 to break the game
Straddling the line between heresy and genius.
I’ve been playing with a relatively small mod list of 170 including all the VNV stuff and it’s been amazing on my steam deck, great vid thanks for the spotlight on this modpack
WE BREAKING OUR LOAD ORDER WITH THIS ONE🗣
One critique I can see at 5:43 is that the modded version removes some of the atmosphere or fog the vanilla has. I like that extra depth, make it look hot and humid.
Surprisingly this modlist has a version for the Tale of Two Wastelands mod.
If I hadn't already made a list for myself I would be using it.
TTW is the best way to play Fallout 3.
Strong agree. If that upcoming Bethesda-made Fallout 3 remaster has any truth to it, I’m going to be very disappointed coming from the TTW experience.
About the lighting - it's NOT a wrong lighting. New vegas went with movie desert yellow.
This mod compilation went with actual desert - it's hot, it's painfully sunny, it kinda washes subtlety out of colours and a lot of scenery is dictated by the dirt under your boots since same dirt will be the main actor for all the atmospheric effects.
I remember playing this game a long time ago and decided last night I was gonna buy it on Steam for 10 bucks and mod it . I suck at modding so I went with a collection of mods that has a huge instructions list like a step-by-step one. It was like 600 and some took like three hours.
worth it, totally worth it.
And I usually cannot ever go back and play games that are 10 years older or more unless we’re talking Nintendo because I never get past how bad it looks good for what it is
This makes me wanna play it again. I was never the biggest FO fan but having New Vegas on PC, I don't think I ever grasped that you can make the game better
"Oh sweet, a new NV modpack to spice it up"
**Asks you to install a third party disregarding vortex, and then manually install each of the 800 mods if you don't have premium**
whattt don’t tell me that’s how you have to install this modpack, i was really about to go install nv for this but if that’s the case then i guess i won’t
@@TIS_Plays Yes, unless you have the premium you need to sit there and click through each mod installation. Wonderful mods, but not worth it.
that’s the main I hate about wabbajack, an amazing application to install mods without spending 5 months trying to find mods that work but without premium it’s the most tedious thing to do.
Nice video! Loving the modlist review, great for those wanting to go into NV with fresh eyes and/or with a more modern and bug-free experience.
PD: Also, it would be great if vanilla purists would STFU for once. Nobody's forcing you at gunpoint to download any mods. Thanks.
The timing on this, I was just installing New Vegas with Viva New Vegas after 7 years of not playing it
I was just going to do this week and this mod is an excuse to play new vegas again
I wanna try fallout,
whats si great abt it?
am i the only one that like playing games like new vegas and Skyrim in vanilla because that´s how it felt the first time i was playing them, the nostalgic feel is one of the big reason i go back to those games
Exactly , me too.
I started (re)playing shortly before the FO tv series. I am really enjoying it for the story and characters more than anything now, no radio psychopathic killing nonsense this time around.
Video is kind of shit. If players are playing retro games, they shouldn’t be crying about it not being updated or meeting todays gaming standards
@@Speedysoliswhat kind of opinion is this
@@Speedysolis nope, even by 2010 standards NV is janky as hell. If mods can get you to a much more polished and (optional) modern experience, who tf are you to say they shouldn't play it like that? Your comment is kinda shit.
valid
"Mod it again... Mod it again... my Johnny... Theeeeeeer've never been Mooooooods... Like my Johhny. Like my Joooooohny, Johnny Modder."
any1 else see the wild card mod is hidden now and makes us download something different is this the same?
Ain't gonna lie this modlist insane
Thank you
This is wonderful. Yes I did play it when it came out and it was one of my favorites. The janky animations were always a hard sell. I would LOVE to see this game fully realized in an engine like Unreal 5. What a treat that would be. Yes I know it would be a boar of a task, no need to comment that, but you know it would look and play amazing even if it was still the base game but with all the upgrades.
I remember playing fallout nv back on release, and then playing fallout 3 afterwards, and being blown away how much better fallout 3 looked even though it was older.
Having an icon like Finch associated with 4ra makes every event feel premium and top notch
really enjoying your modlist reviews!
this is great to know after the discontinuation of the Mojave Express Guide which was - to my knowledge - the only modding guide endorsed by or affiliated with viva new vegas, which is in itself already the best starting point for new players who want to play the game as vanilla as possible and players who plan to mod the game.
Betting on IPL matches with 4ra is top-notch with Finch involved, feels professional
fantastic guide this may be the final push I need to play this game
The discussion around issues with vanilla New Vegas are always so over-the-top and the intro here is no different. I play vanilla New Vegas all the time on PC and it's perfectly functional aside from some minor bugs and occasional performance weirdness. To say "It's just almost not worth playing the base version" is such a disdainful, incorrect thing to say about it. Let's hope the remainder of the video isn't ruined by such poor perspective.
I totally agree! I only ever play the vanilla game; well to say the full truth literally the one and only mod I use is the one which disables Boone’s spotter perk (targets are highlighted when you aim down site), as that really used to break the emersion for me, so it had to go!
"i didnt experience a problem everyone else did. So obviously that problem doesn't exist!"
@@spideyfan1024 Thanks for completely misrepresenting my comment so that you can feel smart. Enjoy your gold sticker.
Honestly I like Viva New Vegas more than any of the other mod lists I've tried. It's the closest to the vanilla game without changing the look and feel of the game too much.
Jsawyer Edition is awesome in that it caps the level to 35 and forces you to actually "Build" a specific kind of character, rather than allowing you to become a god of the wasteland. However by the time you do like 1/3 of the game not including DLC, there isn't much character buidling after. I recommend Viscous Overhaul, with max level 40, 60% more exp for leveling up, -4 skill points to spend. This will extend out the Jsawyer mode we love, and adds some extra hardcore goodies like tweakable scarcity on food, ammo, meds, ect. to make it as hardcore as you want.
If anyone is getting into FONV using this modlist, I came across some issues with it in game. Improved Lighting Shaders was causing black flickering on my floors and turning screen blood yellow, so I had to download DXVK. It also didn't download the script extender for FONV, so I had to get that one as well. Rest has been smooth sailing.
Thanks !
It downloads all of that?..
@@Tarantinoprod it did not for me. just sharing my personal experience just in case it happens to others.
Aaron Finch at 4ra events makes everything brighter his sporting prowess is a beacon of reliability
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I always love seeing what people are capable of doing in video games. Me myself never used a mod in a game and played new vegas and fallout 3 like 20 times and enjoyed it everytime..but still cool to see whats possible in such old games
Guess I'm hopping back on New Vegas. That temptress always has a way of luring me back
4rabet events light up when Finch shows up his sports achievements really draw the crowds
"It's no longer 2010, and we made a Mojave that the courier will not save, and he won't be dreaming of becoming the leader he knows he can be. He's dreaming about a nuclear winter. It's not about the Mojave story at all, which is wonderful, and whether or not he finds the platinum chip along the way is anybody's guess."
-Rachel Zegler / LevelCapGaming
Thanks for the video, now time to start a new game
Finch at 4rabet also known as 4rabet events adds that touch of class his high achievements shine through
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Bro, did you hear? Aaron Finch is with 4RA now This is going to be epic!
I've been playing NV 100% vanilla for the first time recently. Honestly I haven't had any issues with it running, but I'll definitely have to replay it like this
just modded my New Vegas following the Verylastkiss guide and i must say wow what a remarkable difference, after years of trying to play it on pc can finally play the closest possible thing to a remaster, slowly adding other mods through my playthrough (if they are fine to do so) such a difference. even better than console xbox series nv.
This is my favorite kind of content.
I played through Vanilla Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Edition last month on my Steam Deck Oled. (2nd playthrough, but it's been 10 years since I first played it.) It looked and played well at max settings. There may have been a crash or two and an occasional stutter, but it looked and played great at 60fps limited.
modpsck was hidden 8 days ago :(
Thank you for this. Im definitely gonna dive back into this game again. I tried it last month and it just looked too outdated for my taste but i do know how good the game is in terms of structure and replayability. So this is perfect
ngl I kinda love the look of original new vegas. love the fov being more zoomed in and classic gun animations; would love to try running the minimum required mod pack to see how it play
Interesting in the divide on this one. I like both games tremendously. I was a little disappointed when NV initially came out, viewing it at a mere update from 3 that seems like it could've been completed using DLC. Dialogue and story are definitely a win on NV though, such better character depth. Playing F03 FWE now and loving it more than ever. Great video, thank you for putting in the time to get this content out there!
Am i the only one that thinks vanilla looks better
Yes
No
Nothing wrong with preferring the original, it’s nostalgic
Yes, yes you are.
You can absolutely believe that the vanilla game is better, but saying it looks better is not an opinion. It absolutely does not
No dude, half of it is just gray. Also,the texturedifferences are jarring. Honestly you could do better than this just by following viva new vegsd and downloading some of the currently trending mods
They took down the modlist
What?
WHAT?!
Something about LevelCap's voice when describing anything is so soothing and trustable. I have said this before but it must be said again... his descriptions are like a good friend explaining a game but not the kind who only tells you the good. The kind who hands over the controls after the boring tedious parts and lets you have fun!
I just followed viva new vegas and added about 30 mods on top of that. It runs flawlessly at 4k 60fps. I personally recommend the mod lumen, makes the lighting so much better.
I never thought I'd see LC do a fallout video.
Seeing Aaron Finch at 4rabet events is a total game changer feels more legit and exciting
as someone who played fallout nv for the first time in 2024 I would say this is 10000% inaccurate. The game is very much stable and playable on modern hardware with 4-8 mods depending on if you want bugfixes as well. you do not need as huge modpack like this or viva to enjoy the game. vanilla for the first playthrough made the experience so much better
Edit: Sorry its 10 mods ( UIO, JIP LN NVSE, 4gb patch, stewie tweaks, nvtf, fnv mod limit fix, onetweak, actorcause save bloat fix, engine optimizations, YUP)
Viva's recommended stability mods are absolutely needed.
Viva New Vegas does a great job at base level playability and stability. I would reccomend VNV for new and returning players. However it does take 2-4 hours to setup and install the base mods, with additional mods adding 1-2 hours before play. Still highly recommend however as the gameplay in Fallout New Vegas is exceptional (especially after 8 hours of play when you reach mid-late game).
@@Yorkington absolutely not, i did not use them (unless its the same basic mods everyone uses) and consistently was above 120 fps without stuttering.
@@maxwinzar7928 getting 4-8 basic mods takes less than 20 minutes, no hours long installation needed
@@SuperSherzer It sounds like you haven't seen what the Viva New Vegas guide has to offer.
“Waaay back in 2010” made me feel old bruh
i always play these types of games fully vanilla for the first time, then after that i go back and mod the crap out of it. I always like to see how the game was meant to be played in the eyes of the devs
Winning the IPL lottery on 4RBT with Finch backing 4ra is thrilling Makes every win special
Can you make an in-depth guide on how you installed this all? Once I leave Doc Mitchell's house, it crashes. The faces and eyes are screwed too.
Mod author here restarting pc should fix the faces.
@@Tarantinoprod I uninstalled new vegas and it worked. Gracias!
@@Tarantinoprod Hey I just installed everything. This mod has finally gotten me to try these games for the first time but I keep crashing after a while or so? Any suggestions?
@@mylvin3183as said in the video, I think the crashing is just a unavoidable thing.. sorry
Otherwise, beautiful video. Well done, indications vanilla or modded are welcome, even though the difference is largely seeable, that's a nice touch. I prefer to craft my own modlist with my own hands, and thus this is my favorite, but I respect people who do the same and put theirs on the web for other users to enjoy.
Geez, I've got to dive back in after seeing this. I was doing a FO3 play through the last time I had time to boot my PC up. This will probably be my follow up now aside from my unhealthy relationship with War Thunder.
Do they have a mod pack like this for fallout 3?
Computer when you launch this puppy up for a gaming session : 💥
My total mods I add for Fallout NV for now is a quarter of this total mods. So my journey is not over.
If my game only looked like this after 800 mods id be so pissed.
at this point, modders should make a whole new engine
There's a team recreating FNV in fallouts 4s engine, so maybe it will happen someday.
People actually did that for Morrowind. It's called OpenMW
@@SkFan5 God bless you
I don't own a PC so I can play the base version of a game... The more a game is loved, the more love it gets. Even Final Fantasy 7 for PC is basically a brand new game when modded.
A remake for New Vegas would straight cash for 'THE OVERLORD'.
800 mods and i still like the way vanilla looks better
Another great reason for mods and why i mod new vegas is that new vegas has such an interesting and immersive world that modding the game can really enhance the experience! Heck just being able to look down and see my characters body is really cool. That being said 800 mods seem like a lot hehe i only have 231 mods and with all of those my game is completely overhauled and modernized with modern gameplay and graphics.
I had no problem playing the game with all dlcs and no mods on pc
same
"i didnt experience a problem everyone else did. So obviously that problem doesn't exist!"
@@spideyfan1024 yes that's exactly what I said. Aren't you just a peach of a person.
@@ofkhod3638 same. I've played it through on Steam Deck too (and PS3 before I got a good enough PC) and apart from the really crap draw distance, it's great on that too.
@@spideyfan1024 If your FNV is crashing every three minutes and you absolutely cannot run it without mods, you should fix your pc first, start by updating drivers. I run it on a 3080 and i9 which is very out of league for the game and it runs perfectly. Sometimes the issue is not the game, it's the slow person trying to play it.
I think the Begin Again ttw modlist is way better at updating the game while keeping a vanilla friendly feel
Releasing a vanilla friendly version this month.
4ra with Aaron Finch onboard means serious business his presence spells quality and trust
“Scouter” type HUD mods are the best immersive HUD mods.
Change my mind.
Let’s see Paul Allan’s mod list.
I still play vanilla, it’s not too dated but the mods definitely breath new life into it
So when are we gonna get the 500+ real life mods to raising kids?
There's a mod called Tribe of Two that lets you carry a baby on your back. You take care of it in the Capital Wasteland, then when you get into the Mohave; The baby becomes a child companion lol
I’m not gonna lie it looks amazing on next gen consoles, 60 frames, I’ve played for hundreds of hours and never experienced issues. Graphics hold up good too
STALKER GAMMA, Wild Card Wabbajack...
This is why I love Modders. They're always finding ways to make games better, even if it is just installing _One Thing_ that ticks E V E R Y box.
Yup and expect 2000 changes next update for Wild card if you are playing.
7:50 Yeah, thats why my MO2 only shows 181 mods for the game, most of them from VivaNewVegas and alot of texture upgrades. Mutant Mods channel has some nice mod compilations I also used alot.
Took me two days to get a stable but good NV but after the disaster of Starfield I just wanted to play a good game again :)
I wished that domebody could just upload his 2024 stable and beautiful modded version to a Google Drive but sadly thats not allowed so the bar to enter this game remains relatively high.
I love how the mods basically turn it into 76, further proving that 76 is most definitely the best game.
If this looks like too much, I recommend looking at the Begin Again modlist. It remasters NV and 3 all in one.
What was that screen tearing thing @3:30?
The suffering I endured after breaking my first install after enabling controller support, 4 hours total of clicking cause didnt think of looking into a macro, was still worth it in the end lol
Huzzah for the modders! It's just a damned shame that Bethesda isn't as passionate about their games as the modding community.
Ngl, when I clicked this video, I was expecting FNV trying hard to look like COD and The Division.
oh hi levelcapgaming, its a surprise to click on a video and then just hear your voice lol
I'm a novice at modding and I spent easily a week of my free time just trying to get 90 mods to work on my own, it was brutal. It's crazy how many mods will just break other mods if you don't have more advanced skills😂
VerlyLastKiss makes an awesome modlist called "New New Vegas". It does basically everything in this video and you can tweak the combat difficulty to your liking. Thats not to say this doesn't look great, when i'm done my current playthrough i'll deffs be giving this a try.
Game is decade old it needs something of this level to keep it relevant to a lot of people.