• Fallout 4 House Mods

ByYou haven’t truly played if you’ve never played it in Survival mode, as it offers the highest level of difficulty for those who like to spice up their gameplay. However, you can make this ride a bit more comfortable with a few modifications that are available online.The Fallout 4 community has created a list of the most sought out mods for, and here we present them with download links and a few useful tips to follow. These mods will be especially helpful for people who have no or very little experience in Survival mode.They don’t exactly make things easier for you from the get-go, but give a bit of a push when you need it - just enough to make it through the hardest parts. Create Your Own Difficulty Rebalance (CYODR) Creator: The Iron RoseThis great little mod allows you to adjust the amount of damage you deal and take in Survival mode. For example, the default settings are 1.5x for the damage you deal, and 2.0x for the damage you take relatively to Normal mode.With CYODR you can set your own values - you can take less damage and deal more to the enemies, just to make things a bit easier for yourself.

On the other hand, you can increase these numbers and go full hardcore, so it’s up to you. Rebalancer - Gameplay Balance Centre Creator: JonnyeahRebalancer is one of the best mods on the list. It has a comprehensive approach to the difficulty balance, and if you don’t want to get into every little detail, then you can always choose one of the three presets.Just like CYODR, Rebalancer can make your gameplay easier or harder depending on your settings. Some players like to use it to increase the amount of loot that they find, but strictly limit their health growth while leveling up.

And that's just one of the many choices that is offered by the Rebalancer. No Sleep Till Bedtime (NSTB) Creator: GopherThis simple mod is actually a very useful one – it allows you to quicksave wherever you are and whenever you want. If you play in Survival mode, you know that saving is available only when you find a bed, and as soon as you leave it, the save is deleted.With NSTB you can save in Survival mode anywhere just by choosing the option in your Pipboy menu. You can also increase the amount of save files up to three, if there is a need to return to an earlier spot.

Fallout 4 House Mods

This makes things a bit easier, but still not too easy. Commonwealth Challenges Creator: PokepunchSurvival mode offers no extra opportunities for leveling up. So if you want to gain new and useful abilities, then this mod will help you with that.

It adds special challenges to your gameplay that grant you new perks by accomplishing them.Actually, this mod emulates the challenges from Fallout: New Vegas, such as “Kill Enemy type” or “Get Kills with Weapon type/Weapon.” Commonwealth Challenges mod is really useful on extreme modes, and it is regularly updated by its creator. Homemaker - Expanded Settlements Creator: NovaCoruWhat about settlements?

Here is an excellent mod to make your home building in Fallout 4 so much better. It adds over a thousand new craftable objects for both the exterior and interior of your settlements.Also, if you lack food there are several new crops for you to grow with the help of Homemaker mod, such as Silt Beans and Tarberries. And, if you don’t want to bother building your home from scratch, there are enough prebuilt sets for all kinds of tastes.

Unlimited Companion Framework (UCF) Creator: Expired6978Having a companion is essential in Fallout 4. It is even more important in the Survival mode, where you need help as never before. Now, how about having more than one companion? Or how about having as many companions as you want?The UCF mod allows you to have up to fifteen companions at your side - all at once!

Well, maybe fifteen would be a bit overwhelming, but you can still have two or three and do wonders in the game. Having more than one companion drastically changes your experience in Survival mode.

Survival Options Creator: JekodIf you’re tired of installing many different mods for Fallout 4, then Survival Options mod is the one for you. It’s like a bundle of all the little mods gathered into one simple holotape.

You can choose any option and enable it immediately - such as turning off hunger, thirst or sleep, fast travel, companion autoheal, etc.Just tweak anything you want to make your Survival experience more tolerable. The mod is regularly updated with new features, and you can even send a message to the creator of this mod, if you have suggestions of your own. Better warning for settlements being attacked (BWFSBA) Creator: ShaikujinThis is definitely the mod everybody needs – it warns about the attacks on your settlement immediately when it happens. More than that, you will know what type of attackers decided to ruin your homebase, whether it’s a swarm of feral ghouls or super mutants.Without the mod, you often need to check your quest log manually to see, if your settlement is under attack or not. But with the help of BWFSBA you don’t need to worry about that anymore.

Power Armor Overhaul Creator: ZephyrWarriorWith the help of this mod, your power armor and that of NPCs will prevent you from taking health damage until one of its parts falls away. In this case, the power armor works as a shield that you first must break in order to hit the target.It also has many visual options to choose from, such as paintjobs, materials, coatings, etc. This mod also adds a nice touch to your Survival game by reducing the amount of fusion cores that you can find in the wasteland. So, good luck with that!What other Fallout 4 mods would you recommend for Survival mode? Leave your suggestions in the comments section.