Heather Casdin - llamaRCA
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About this mod Machine translation
introduce
From Willow, the author of the most popular companion mod in New Vegas - a better companion experience, comes a new, complex companion for Fallout 4. Heather is a caravan trader who grew up in the Commonwealth. She hates and distrusts synthesizers, wishes she lived before the war and everything was fine, believes in aliens, and has heard that pre-war donuts were delicious. Heather is a complex companion, similar to the vanilla companion in concept, with over 1,200 lines of customizable, voiced dialogue, delivered during quests, at specific locations, in random chat, and in conversations with players and other NPCs. Heather has a tragic past, and like most people in the Federation, she still feels a deep sense of loss when you meet her. By completing the Sweet Revenge request, you will help heal her wounds so she can move on with her life. Over time, her history will be revealed to you through dialogue, general chat, and terminal entries.
Where do I find benefits in GAMEWORLD?
The radio mission is triggered a few minutes after leaving the vault and launches the game with the mod installed. This quest will lead you to her location. Radio missions do not require/require you to interact with Heather. However, if there are conflicts in your load list, the radio station may not play properly. If it fails, you can just go to Heather and you can talk to her and take her away. See the picture of Pipboy's map to see her location.
Do I need to open a new game to play well?
No, you don't need to start a new game to play with Heather. She has enough quest content long before going to Concord to save Preston, but she will have comments whether you take her there or not. She has commentary on locations in the game world, so if you have a very high level character, in addition to her quest content, she will also provide dialogue content for you as you travel. You'll miss out on main quest or side quest dialogue, but if you like her you can always take her to see your next new character.
What are the abilities/stats of a genius?
- Special ability: "Never trust synthetics" - Against synthetics, Heather's attack damage is increased by 10%
She carries a laser rifle
Her default equipment has Ballistic Weave, which provides +30 AR and +30 Energy Resistance.
Her bag (which can be removed) provides an additional +25 carrying capacity. If you take it away from her, she loses her carrying capacity. Re-equipping the pack will return the effect. See how to manage game bugs and remove these types of effects from NPCS
She unencrypted the novice level terminal. You can train her to attack more difficult terminals by telling her to attack unencrypted terminals through the command menu. Her skill level in using it. Every five terminals unlocked will advance her to a skill level. Every hour when she attacks a terminal, you gain +15 affinity points. She will have 100% success hacking the terminals she is trained on.
She has several perks/settings that improve her performance
- She has four levels of Sneak perk and does not affect the invisibility meter.
- She was influenced by the inspiring perks and perks that Live & Love brings. Lone Wanderer works for the player even when she's paying attention.
- Her default running speed is much higher than vanilla, and closer to the player's sprint speed.
- She will not be harmed
e fell from a height - she actually stayed where you told her to stay.
- The PA she wears will not degrade. And she has unlimited ammo and can use weapons similar to the settler. Both options can be turned off in the terminal in her bunker (you can access the bunker with 250 affinity).
HOW TO DIFFER FROM VANILLA COMPANIONS?
Heather is built using several parts of the companion system used by vanilla companions and most other modded companions. This means there are some differences in how she handles dialogue, affinity, and gameplay:
Do they have their own problems?
Heather has three tasks for the player.
- "Commonwealth Journey"
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.