The Fallout series is very popular in the modding community, and Fallout New Vegas is no exception. Every time a new game comes out, I can’t wait to see what new modes it gets because I love tweaking my gameplay to tailor my experience when I finish her campaign. Fallout New Vegas has an extensive collection of mods that will make you feel like a brand new game. This guide will help you explain how to install mods and make them work for you without breaking the game!
How to install mods in Fallout New Vegas
There are many mods for Fallout New Vegas of varying scale and size, and they cover everything from a complete overhaul of the entire gameplay to the addition of small but noticeable changes, such as player skills and items that improve the flow of gameplay. To install mods in Fallout New Vegas, follow these steps:
- Go to a modding community webpage such as Nexus Mods and download the files needed to modify the game.
- Navigate in Windows Explorer to the local Fallout New Vegas folder. By default it should look something like this:
- C:program files (x86)steamsteamappscommonFallout if you have a Steam game installed.
- C:GamesGOG.comFallout if you have a GoG Galaxy 2.0 platform game.
- Open the file archive and extract the files to the appropriate directories.
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How to install the modding menu in Fallout New Vegas
If you’re like me and want to customize your Fallout New Vegas so that it turns into a completely different game, you need to install one of the modding menus. MCM or modding configuration menu is perfect for your needs. It works by adding a Mod Configuration button to the pause menu, allowing you to switch game mods on the go, and it has a very user-friendly menu. To install it, follow these steps:
- Extract The Mod Configuration Menu.FOMOD from the archive.
- Launch of FOMM.
- Select Package Manager.
- Select Add FOMODand open the mod’s configuration menu.
- Highlight the mod’s configuration menu and click Activate.
- overwriteany existing files.
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