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The variety of weapons in F3 is lacking when compared to NV along with customization aspects of NV, but that's one of the improvements made upon F3, it is simply an older game. You don't need mods to help you with that, it's just part of the challenge. Then when I started NV it was back to the conservative gameplay and scarce unfamiliar surroundings that just come with a new game. I was in your exact position just switched, I had scoured the capital wasteland for hours and had completed pretty much everything. I think you may just be used to playing a high level character in NV and finding gamplay difficult again for F3. On top of that, my gear's already gone down to like 20%.Īny mods you can suggest that address those issues, and bring those gameplay aspects more in line with what I've experienced in NV? Even running a hardcore game, the distinction between the two is pretty drastic. In F3, though, usually after an encounter with even two or three raiders I have to heal back up from 10% health, even when using Med-X. In NV, I'm like level 30 in light/medium armor and the only time I seriously had to pop pills was fighting irradiated marked men and deathclaws in the Courier's Mile. I picked up a set of power armor pretty early, around level 12, but it seems like I'm chewing through stimpacks like mad just fighting raiders. Weapon mechanics are drastically different and I want something closer to NV.Ģ: Damage and gear wear. In F3, i have no idea where the bullets go, and can spend dozens of rounds even when using Steady at close range to try to get a headshot off. When I'm using the sniper rifle in NV, it's almost always a headshot when I'm over someone's head. There's quite a few differences that really stick out though, and I'm wondering if you've got some good examples on what mods to look at to start with.ġ: Getting rid of the auto-aim, and getting something close to iron sights. Never really played F3 much after the first time I played through it on the 350 a couple years ago. This past week I've started up F3 after doing a playthrough of NV.
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