G2 Armor (updated)
A set of wearable power armor with a base suit.
Screenshots 8 screenshots
About this mod Machine translation
Prerequisite: Fallout 4 High Heels System:
Updated on July 23:
Version 1.01
Added "reduced stiffness effect" and "no explosion knockdown" to G2 SuitMK to make it closer to power armor.
Added gray option to armor. Decreased saturation of the red/blue coating and green glowing parts of the armor. Enhance the radiation protection of masks.
The latest work of dantemk2 has been packaged and uploaded together with the standard BA2 version (applicable to the next-generation version) and the loose version (Loose, applicable to the 163 version). You can choose one of the two to install according to your needs.
Crafted at the Chemistry Workbench
Modify the color scheme on the armor workbench
BS is not ready yet, may be updated later.
A set of wearable power armor with a base suit.
There are two sets, G2 Set and G2 Set MK. The G2 suit is not suitable for equipping arm and leg armor (although it can be equipped if necessary); the G2 suit MK can be equipped with all armor, increasing the damage of melee and unarmed attacks.
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Presets on photos:
Kim - Looksmenu Presets on Photos
mask:
- Shelter Tech Mask
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