It even has a custom soundtrack that sticks with you long after you finish the quest, to boot.ĭeserter's Fortress: It's unbalanced as hell, the level design makes little sense, it's really janky in places (half the dialogue wasn't recorded clearly/mixed way too low) and it clearly was designed to be played by someone who's level 50 and has companions with them, but damn if it isn't a thrilling experience. There's no excuse not to try it out at least once. and has one of the best 'end boss' confrontations I've played in NV, mod or otherwise, which forces you to think strategically about how to outwit the last 'enemy'. Reposting a comment I made on another site:Īutumn Leaves: It's a non-combat 'DLC-style' mod that takes about two hours or so to complete, is all contained in one area, has a murder mystery vibe (complete with its own set of challenges, minor but useful perks and opening/closing slideshows).

So taking on a certain contract in Headhunting could cause a disgruntled family member to try and seek revenge in Depths of Depravity or open up new ways to complete a quest in North Road Remastered, stuff like that. The best parts about these mods is how the ones from the same author all tie in together and choices in one can impact events in another as each author has their own master file that tracks decisions and events across all their respective mods. These two series of mods are among the best for any Bethesda game period.įrom Someguy Vegas Bounties 1-3 and Better Angels are one continuous story, and The Inheritance and Russel are also top tier and tie in somewhat too.įrom Th3Overseer Headhunting while basic and lacking any real overarching story does (once certain contracts are completed) give extra flavour dialogue for North Road Remastered and Depths of Depravity both of which tie in with eachother too.

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