Vallas - HK MP7
Another HK MP7 mod that balances gameplay and progression, new meshes, textures, sounds, added poses, and more.
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About this mod Machine translation
Another HK MP7 mod that balances gameplay and progression, new meshes, textures, sounds, added poses, and more.
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Tactical Reload (required):
The upgrade file will be updated on November 16th. After downloading, it will be overwritten and installed in the module folder. There is also an optional patch to remove TR pre-requisites. You can choose to install it according to your needs.
The specific upgrade content is as follows:
Update to resolve some issues:
-Fix file path
- Fixed 3rd person and power armor animations
- Updated sounds
-Uh, I'm still... of course... OH right to add ammo to the scavenger/loot list.
Update on November 12th: I’ve been so busy lately that I almost forgot about this and haven’t sent the full file yet. It should be fine this time.
Updated 2K material master file on October 12th
Due to file size issues, the main files of 2K and 4K materials, skin packages, upgrade files and optional TR pre-removal patches have been uploaded to the network disk. You can choose to download and install according to your needs.
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describe:
Really, it's nothing special, it's very simple and straightforward. There are several optical configurations with some lights and lasers, some pad swaps with individual camo inserts, and poses for those who like to take photos. Like I mentioned, this is a personal project that I decided to release unexpectedly. I don't like to have too much filler in my mods and just cut the middle ones right down to what's left of the coolest setup.
- It has multiple receivers that increase progress when upgraded, and is on par with a regular submachine gun. I really tried my best to balance it out to normal Fallout. There are also some bullet types you can choose from that have some subtle effects that I like to think complement the gun. That way, there's also damage percentage +/- so you can scale based on your game needs. So if you have restraint, there are ways you can balance it yourself.
- There are comparison pictures in 4k or 2k, I put them at the end so they are easier to find. There is also a camo add-on pack.
- Requires tactical reload. Sorry, I haven't bothered to make a non-TR ESP yet.
- Drifter put together new sounds and made 9 poses. You have two ways to use it, one is via console input:
Player.playidle MP7Pose_1
Another way is to use the screenarcher menu mod.
Make sure you have the MP7 equipped, but put it away when using it; Pose will automatically draw the MP7 for you.
- I didn't implement tier lists for weapons, but we implemented tier lists for ammo, so you can craft weapons at your favorite chem station and buy ammo at the merchant. I think it works with power armor, or should, I don't know that any of my testers have said it does, haha, I don't use power armor myself though.
I am very happy with this project and I want to repeat it again for anyone who has the right, I made this for myself to use when I play games and decided to share it.
So, while one of my friends may expand on this later, they like to do things on their own from time to time.
enjoy! if you can.
other:
"No comments or bug reports?
No, I'm becoming more and more antisocial because of all the bad experiences I've had.
If you need something or have a question, please report it in my Discord somehow. Or contact Drifter or Oh Deer somewhere.
As usual I did test this on my spouse AMD GPU PC with a fresh next gen install and it worked fine. I'm playing on the old gen, so as far as I know it
Applies to both.
"But I don't like X"
– Yes, Xzibit’s music dropped sharply after Weapons of Mass Destr.
"Can I port this to console?"
After the last few experiences, I just believed OhDeer would be ported to consoles, so tried to convince him to do so.
"Can I make a patch for it?"
- sure.
"Can I wear your clothes?"
--No. This comes up somewhere after every release. I was flattered because I thought my style was boring because I just pulled out ideas from my closet, …
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