HEV and HECU liveries for the T45 inspired by Half-Life 1 (updated)
Half-Life 1-inspired HEV and HECU paint available for T45
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About this mod Machine translation
Half-Life 1-inspired HEV and HECU paint available for T45
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Version 1.3 updated on February 14th:
Added Black Mountain security livery
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HEK - Hazardous Environment Kit - Half-Life Style Warnings (optional, you can add the sound of the HEV suit to your power armor):
Punk Crowbar (optional if you want to look like Freeman)
Be prepared for unintended consequences...
Become a nightmare for HECU and your fellow scientists. Wander the wasteland, transform into an orange popsicle, and hunt down Freeman's attackers, gunmen, and anyone who stands in your way. To be a "highly educated professional" you don't need to hear this. If you plan to kill all the scientists in the institute, pretend that you are in the anomalous material area, and just type Impulse 101 into the console command,
This is very useful and a lot of fun to play.
Also includes HECU’s livery
…where is the magazine…
HEV: Go to the Mass Fusion building and the magazine is on the table (see screenshots 10 and 11)
HECU: Go to Gunners Square, in the newsroom.
Please let me know if you have any questions, this is my first time making an official mod for Fallout 4 and I'm used to making mods for the Source engine.
Made in AE update, many thanks to Gravedigger80 for providing the skill magazine template,
Editable Skill Magazine Template for Fallout 4 – Malware and Community ©
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