MAIM Redux

Fallout 4’s most core game overhaul is back!

Original address:

Updated on May 18th:

Version 1.03

Medical items no longer cover food items, fixing conflict

Added Commonwealth of Decay patch

Updated N network Chinese address on March 11th:

The Chinese address of Station B will be updated on March 10th:

Prefix:

RobCo Patcher：

Base Object Swapper (optional but recommended):

Condition Boy - Now with Condition Girl (optional but recommended):

HUDFramework (optional but recommended):

Immersive Animation Framework (not required but recommended):

Wheel Menu - FallUIified (not required but recommended):

Updated on March 7th:

Version 1.02

Fixed incorrect compound icons in wheel menu

Version 1.01

Fixed ini file applying FIS tags. This should hopefully allow the icon to work properly

As shown in the picture, MAIM Redux is a hot topic this week or for a long time to come. This module is so classic that I don’t think it needs any introduction.

*PS: Although it will be more provoking, I still want to say that the module closest to the original Tarkov's injury and medical effects is the Stalker anomaly module, or to be precise, EFP or Escape from Pripyat. Whether it is animation, effects, operating habits, etc., it is more comfortable and closer to Tarkov (after all, this should be considered a transplant). The foundation of Fallout 4 is an RPG after all. No matter how you modify it, it cannot compare with the original FPS. *

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MAIM HUB Discord - Hardcore Survival Mod Server What is

MAIM？

Realistic combat and medical overhaul, adding deadly headshots, injuries, bleeding, pain, and more.

Endless customization options in MCM. Most features can be adjusted or disabled.

Performance friendly and uses privileges to handle most effects. Minimal scripting.

What's changed in MAIM Redux?

Rebuilt from scratch for better stability

HUD module that displays the current status effect

New item models and custom icons

New status effects: Shock and Critical Wounds

Bleeding will leave blood stains on the floor

Customize wheel menu presets so you can heal without opening your Pip-Boy

Complete rebalancing of medical items. Redundant items have been removed; each item has a purpose.

Holy Trinity

PAIR MAIM Transform your game into a completely unupgraded experience with these mods:

SCOURGE Normalizes the enemy's health.

True Damage normalizes weapon damage.

Mechanism

Bleeding

Damaging a body part to 50% will cause minor bleeding and 0% will cause severe bleeding.

The Bleeding option leaves blood stains along the floor, creates blood drop sounds, and adds a blood shader to your character.

Each body part bleeds independently, and they stack on top of each other.

Sprinting increases the bleeding rate.

If left untreated, the player will bleed slightly for 90 seconds. The timer starts over every time you get hit.

From the moment the limb becomes paralyzed, the bleeding continues for 90 seconds and then stops.

pain

Damaging a body part from less than 50% causes mild pain to 0% causes severe pain.

The pain can cause periodic blurring of vision.

Arm pain reduces reload speed.

Leg pain reduces movement speed and jumping height.

Trunk pain reduces AP regeneration.

Painkillers can relieve these effects.

Sprinting with an injured leg (below 50% status) will damage them further.

body part condition

Limb shots do less damage to HP. Aim for the torso or head for a quick kill.

The torso condition that was not used in the original is now fully integrated (requires Condition Boy to view - it does not show up anywhere on Pip-Boy).

Falling does less HP damage but cripples your legs.

Crippling NPCs has a chance to trigger effects such as disarming, knocking down, and fleeing in terror.

head shot

Now, headshots are deadly if not wearing a helmet.

Helmets will provide some protection, depending on the type of weapon and distance from the target.

In MCM, all headshot chances are fully adjustable.

Super mutants are partially affected; you need …