Raider overhauls WIP
Raider大修WIP
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About this mod Machine translation
Raider Overhaul
This is an ongoing mod that attempts to add more style and variety to the Commonwealth's raiders. I mean, you're going to be fighting them all the time. This mod adds a variety of headwear and armor to the game, making it look wilder, more savage, and more "predator style". Also included are consumables, new power armor, dog gear and equipment modifications designed to reflect the brutality and carelessness of the Raider faction. This mod requires the AWCKR mod, almost everything is CBBE compatible. Every piece included (except the raider mod armor retexture) is 100% self-contained and no vanilla textures have been replaced. Raiders and their dogs in the game will be randomly generated with new or armored armor. You can even get up close and personal with the Raider Dreadnaught!
Warning: This mode makes attackers tougher(duh)
If you like my Power Armor but don't want my other models, check out Mad Max's Raider Power Armor Chop-Shop
CBBE compatible.
KKTheBeast made a VIS patch for this mod.
Armor and weapon keyword community resources are required to use this mod.
I've also included a download, the Raider Armor Buff, which adds a bit of defense to the Raider Armor.
And Super Mutant Redux
Don't forget there is now better Armor Mod Descriptions support!
Featured in Haoswidasee's Ultimate Fallout Mod compilation!
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arms
Crazy Can: Angry Beans (Can Cudgel)
pry bar
murder chainsaw
Butcher's Ax
crude oil blowback
handmade revolver
concrete sledgehammer
tube shotgun
independent barrel shotgun
Chopper Pipe Rifle Mod
Hate. Bat Mod
upgrade
Junkyard Dog Armor (3 styles, heavy, medium and light)
Total Invader Power Armor Paint Set and New Upgrades
Amazing Raider Modular Armor Upgrades
Dreadnaught's armor has entered. This (very) heavy Raider upgrade is one level above support armor. It has impressive stats, comparable to heavy combat armor. The Dreadnaught set features vibrant contrasting colors to attract enemies and bring war. You'll instantly know where to focus your attention, and so will your enemies when you're wearing this undiluted fortress! Fully compatible with all liners, renamed, and fully integrated into the game. With this set, I've added a custom Dreadnaught helmet because it's defensively awesome. There's also a new outfit to compliment the set, the Tar Walker Outfit, which takes a secluded, run-down city called Filla Delphia from the oily hands of the infamous Tar Walkers.
The Forge has a completely new look and feel. Defense ability increases when activated. I added custom armor to the forge that will only spawn on them. There are 5 variants:
Fake Subaltern Outfit
Fake Factotum Clothing
Counterfeit Instigator Armor
Fake Tyrant Armor
Fake Magnate Armor
Each variant has more defensive and fire-resistant properties than the previous one. 3 of the pieces of clothing can be crafted at the AWKCR Armor Station, but the other 2 must be looted from the forge itself. Additionally, Forges now generate crowbars and wisps in addition to their fire.
IMPORTANT: This update does not make fake OPs in any way, but it does make them harder. I highly recommend you take the time to dress up your settlers on your Slog. Giving your settlers better guns and armor will make it easier for them to fight against tougher Forgers.
With this model, Raider Power Armor has been given a complete overhaul, with every power armor model including the jetpack, 8 new paints, each with its own benefits, and a full level list integrated so it can be found throughout the Commonwealth. It still has less defense than other PA variants, but it has a lot of health and can be repaired with some steel and duct tape. Expect raider bosses to fight in a tricked-out custom power armor rig!
Junkyard Dog Armor comes in light, medium, and heavy variants, all of which are significantly heavier than vanilla dog armor but offer more protection without breaking immersion. The armor won't ma …
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.