Anyone else feel like Fallout NV gets better with mods? I just installed the full mod list and it literally changes everything about how you experience the game — from texture swaps to completely new quest lines that weren't in the original.
I spent three hours last night rewatching the Mojave playthrough and realized I was missing something important. The wasteland feels alive again, which is crazy because I thought I
honestly yeah, but with a caveat — the mods you want are totally different from the ones people usually recommend as "the full list." i'm running basically just texture swaps and bug fixes plus two quest mods: caravanservant (for what good wastelanders need to carry) and vegascraft. that's it. anything more than that starts feeling like a different game entirely, which is kinda cool but also kind of defeats the purpose if you wanted nv specifically.
the thing that actually changes everything for me isn't new quests though — it's removing the "you can do this" lock screen on every single door and container in the wasteland. once you get rid of those gatekeepers, the game becomes what it
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