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Continue 4 Source: Bethesda is a huge game. It's funny, really. You can spend hundreds of hours crossing the Boston Commonwealth, killing rad scorpions, building settlements and finding, and you still wouldn't do everything in the game. And let's not even talk about DLC. In short, you probably spend a lot of time in the game, so wouldn't it be great if you could adapt the experience to your liking? Thanks to the ever-expanding world of Fallout 4 mods, you can. Fashions allow players to change Fallout 4 in almost any way possible, adding new quests, dialogue, environment, weapons, gear, you name it. As with other user-generated content games, fashion can make Fallout 4 a much more dynamic game. Unlike Bethesda developers, modders don't owe the brand; They don't have to keep the game balanced or even respect the tenants of game design. Modders - especially the creators of unofficial mods you won't find on the official in-game mod list - answer none. Although they were previously exclusive to PCs, Bethesda brings Fallout 4 mods to the PlayStation 4 and versions of the game starting in June. This is a huge step, as it will open up modding to more players than ever before. If you want to make fashions yourself, just download the official Fallout 4 mod kit here. Making Kit is actually the same tool game creators use, well, make the game. Below are some of the most useful mods you can find right now. Fallout 4 Mods Retro-futuristic cuisine from Fallout 4 Mods Source: Bethesda 1. The full interface dialogue One of the biggest complaints longtime Fallout fans have had about this batch is that the dialogue options that appear on the screen are too vague. While in previous games, they have outlined exactly what your character would say when you made your choice, Fallout 4 only gives you a hint of what your character will say. With this mod, the full text of each answer is printed on the screen so that you can be sure that your character will react exactly the way you want. Download it here. 2. Fallout Seasons If the unchanging environments in the game bother you, or you just want to change the scenery, this Fallout 4 mod lets you choose which season you'd like it to be in the game. Download it here. Preston Garvey says, Another settlement needs our help, in Fallout 4 Source: Bethesda 3. Any mod any weapon This mod gives you a lot more options modding weapons than you get in the main game. If you tinker with it, you can create tools of mass destruction. Download it here. 4. Improved map with visible True roads to its title, this mod makes the shoddy Pip-Boy map much more readable. Download it here. 5. Weight Value Indicator This Fallout 4 is a boon to those who enjoy a good robbery spree. It displays cash Each item is compared to its weight, which will help you decide whether to pick up or leave the loot you find. Download it here. Source: Bethesda 6. Supplier Caps It is very disappointing when you come back from a mining run to try to sell the loot to the supplier only to find that they don't have enough caps to pay for it all. This mod food vendor pockets with lids so they can take it all. Download it here. 7. Improved blood textures Don't you want the blood in Fallout 4 to look better? This mod does this as well as increasing the amount that jerks from the enemy wounds you inflict. Good. Download it here. 8. Vivid Fallout Landscapes If you look closely, the textures on the ground in Fallout 4 leave much to be desired. This mod amps up textures, making them cleaner, clearer and more realistic. Better yet, it uses less VRAM than a standard texture package. It's a win-win situation. Download it here. 9. True Storms - Wasteland Edition Weather Effects already look good, but this Fallout 4 mod makes them look even better. It also increases cases of bad weather, making each hike through the Commonwealth more dynamic. Download it here. Which of these unofficial mods will end up in the official offering remains to be seen, but PC gamers can use them now, and the rest of us will likely have access to at least some of them on consoles come June. Happy hunting. Follow Chris on Twitter @_chrislreed how to check out the Cheat sheet on Facebook! More from Entertainment Cheat Sheet: It's time for another roundup of all the leaks and rumors that hit the internet last week. A lot of interesting details about the upcoming games have trickled through the cracks this week and we've put it all together right here. So whether you're interested in Fallout 4, Gears of War, or a few other games, do yourself a favor and keep reading. Not all of these rumors may turn out to be, but most items this week look pretty likely. Source: 1. Producer Guillermo del Toro makes cinematic trailer for Fallout 4? We've heard rumors about Fallout 4 for quite some time, but almost everything we heard was based on circumstantial evidence. This week, things have finally gotten a little more reliable. It all started with a LinkedIn profile of a 3D artist working for Miranda Studios. First of all, some background. Miranda Studios is an outfit created by director Guillermo del Toro, who specializes in computer graphics. A lot of what the studio does is create trailers for companies like Disney and Nintendo. According to the artist's LinkedIn profile, he spent between December 2014 and March 2015 working with Miranda Studios on a cinematic trailer 4. While it's no surprise that Bethesda is working on Fallout 4 based on a fast-growing pile of evidence, it's this among the first parts are credible evidence that the game is in the works. What makes this evidence credible? Shortly after published an article about the infamous LinkedIn profile, Miranda Studios sent them a warning to withdraw the article because it violated a non-disclosure agreement. The only problem is that Destrutcoid never signed the NDA. But the idea that the studio is offering an NDA on site essentially checks that the company was working on a cinematic trailer for Fallout 4. If all this is as true as it sounds, you can pretty much bank by seeing the Fallout 4 ad at the Bethesda presentation on June 14th - a cinematic trailer and all that. Source: 2. Footage of Gears of War remaster leaked No matter how hard they try, some game makers just can't keep their upcoming games a secret. This seems to be the case with the as- yet unannounced Gears of War remaster. The latest hints that this game is in development for Xbox One come from people who are apparently testing multiplayer game mode. The players in question have signed a non-disclosure agreement that they will not know that they are playing the game. Instead of honoring the NDA, they stream footage of themselves playing online. Microsoft responded by banning them from Xbox Live, effectively blocking testers from making their Xbox One consoles online. And by banning them, Microsoft has given further credibility to the existence of Gears of War remaster. There's still no word yet on when to expect this game, but I suspect it will start sooner rather than later. If Microsoft is already testing a multiplayer, it's probably almost ready for release. Also, with Halo 5 coming this holiday, Microsoft is unlikely to release two major shooters around the same time. Expect an ad on E3. 3. Was there any human sky delayed until 2016? has been promoting the indie game No Man's Sky for a while now, placing it high on many gamers' list of the most anticipated PlayStation 4 games. At the moment, Sony and the developer of Hello Games have No Man's Sky scheduled to launch in 2015, but that may not be the case, according to GameSpot's Danny O'Dwyer. On a recent Kinda Funny Games podcast, O'Dwyer said the game definitely isn't coming out this year. When asked about the source of the information on Twitter, he replied that he could not reveal it, but said: It's pretty obvious that it's far from over. By the way, if you're interested in learning more about No Man's Sky, check out this developer profile in The New Yorker. Source: Nintendo 4. Is Mario's new paper in the works for the Wii U? Of all the rumors this week, this one is shakiest, but here it goes. According to the NeoGAF post, Mario Paper's new game is in for Wii U. For those who are not familiar, Mario Mario Paper a series of role-playing games that take place in the Mushroom Kingdom and stars all the favorite Italian plumbers. The evidence for the new game is not quite as convincing as it is in Japanese and there has been no official translation (although our in-house person who knows some Japanese confirmed it says Mario's Wii U version of the paper is being made, although who knows about the actual poster). But according to a story presented at NeoGAF, one or more employees of Intelligent Systems - a frequent Nintendo developer - spilled the beans about the game at a recent job fair. Follow Chris on Twitter @CheatSheetChris Check Tech Cheat sheet on Facebook! More from Tech Cheat Sheet I hand painted black and silver for a rough up look, it also got to look from the number of times I buggered up to the paint. Change the LEDs in your eyes: you have to do it all upside down, unscrew the screws near the back and open the printed board until you reach the two LEDs once you have reached them, UT them with wire incisors and snow two new red LEDs in place, then you need a shade of eye lenses red, I suggest Red Window Tint. For combat damage, while the black is still a wet and silver dry layer, take a compressed piece of newspaper and make scratches on the helmet in various plaes, I suggest small scratches on the corners. Corners.

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