Tunnels - for cavemen and moles
A healthy mix of erosion, moles, and exploding bugs gives the average wasteland dweller access to the interconnected underground. Traveling from the Luminous Sea to the East Coast, there is no sun in sight.
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A healthy mix of erosion, moles, and exploding bugs gives the average wasteland dweller access to the interconnected underground. Traveling from the Luminous Sea to the East Coast, there is no sun in sight.
Now the large package of spare parts and the main file in BA2 format (choose one of the two to install), and two optional files (a patch that can dig out other materials from the base mine and a patch that removes underground bugs, both patches have a probability of causing water problems, choose to install according to your needs) are uploaded together.
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tunnel
Hey there! Lost people!
In a network of tunnels stretching from the Glowing Sea to the East Coast,
Some are formed due to erosion, others are caused by moles.
Or maybe the culprit is one of those exploding mire crabs.
More than a dozen entrances are scattered across the western and northern Commonwealth.
Some are easily accessible, while others are hidden in plain sight.
Features
A large number of tunnels and caves with a unique variety of flora and fauna.
Each tunnel segment has a unique theme so navigation becomes easier.
Of course, you might stumble upon things like old wine cellars.
The closer you get to the Glowing Sea, the more dangerous it becomes
Mole Tunnel
Pretty basic tunnel, but also has depth
Amber Tunnel
Well-lit tunnel, perfect for navigation
Blue Cave
A blue fungus lights up the tunnel. Cave lovers love this place
Radiation Cave
Greenery dim. There are some special structures there.
Glowing Hell??????
Unstable Tunnel
They are under the Luminous Sea. Almost nothing can survive there.
Underwater cave
Get a wetsuit
Damp Cave
Blue fungi create the light. A clever sea creature has adapted to using the bog crab as a farm animal
Flora and Fauna
Much of the flora is passive. Some will spit out gas or simply lighten the surrounding area.
Some you can harvest. Don't worry as they will glow most of the time.
Blastberry: Makes a nice grenade. Occasionally explodes when picked up
Cave Flower: Lowers your health. but will reduce your radiation exposure even more
Energy Mushrooms: Gives you extreme energy resistance for a short period of time
Really Inconspicuous Mushrooms: This is really the dullest thing.
Water Rose: You can breathe underwater for a while
The fauna consists of unique variations and a new type of animal.
Some special enemies do explode or give you metal they eat.
Other items allow you to shoot lightning or allow you to remain unnoticed by mire crabs.
Well, you can find out for yourself.
More information
Most of the caves are map marked outside.
They are all interconnected. But a connection is only one-way.
There are original player houses, but no workshops.
You can bring companions with you, but they will have problems following you due to the uneven terrain.
There are some sections that can be confusing, but for the most part there are no obvious dead ends.
There is something waiting for you to discover. But this isn't a huge lore or quest addition.
Where to start
Take a walk on the railway near Jusatsuso
Or you know something for that matter, being close to a garage with dogs.
compatibility
This should be compatible with 99% of everything.
It adds some cave entrances to the vanilla world, but the rest is standalone.
Acknowledgments
Models and Textures
Squids by M150s Abominations
Green Plants (Seen in Rad Tunnels) and Yellow Mushrooms by M150 - Nukaflow Abyss
Toy Alien by MDRHokage
Sound effects
Water Drip Loop [mono] by DWO Boyle
Guitar Riff by Mr-Guitarra
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.