Fins Sheriff's Department - Fortune Story Patch
Fens Sheriff's Department - Stand 2 with a patch from the Tales of Fortune series.
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Fens Sheriff's Department - Stand 2 with a patch from the Tales of Fortune series.
Fens Sheriff's Department - Stand 2 with a Fortune Story patch.
MOD content:
Change all added materials to paint jobs.
Rebalanced armors so that they are between combat armor and marine armor in attributes, rather than significantly stronger than marine armor.
Increased armor crafting cost and size improvements.
Slightly reduces medium armor properties and slightly increases heavy armor properties.
Therefore, crafting armor will only grant light armor.
This way, quest rewards will only reward lightweight armor.
Removed "FSD Marine Armor" from Chemlab.
Added "FSD" paint option for Marine armor. This requires unlocking "Paint". If you are not using StoryWealth, it is recommended to use dank's new device overhaul to enable this feature.
Fixed floating candles introduced in FSD.
Remove the LocEncRaiders keyword from DCG_BunkerHillSafehouseLocation to prevent radiant missions from targeting that location.
Optional patches
- Fens Sheriff’s Department – Settlers from the Commonwealth
Moved Commonwealth settlers to add two settlers.
- Fens Sheriff’s Department – Fallen – Harmless Fun Patch
Added a trigger box to ensure consistency with the Fall when Hancock's related mission is currently active.
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MunkySpunk has created the best DLC yet for Fallout 4, Fens: The Stand 2.
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