7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Shrines and Gods

Ethereal deities are more of Skyrim’s thing, but who says that you can’t have them in Fallout 4? If you want to pray to the gods for some free boons, you can add this mod that does just that.

This mod adds eleven shrines to the game – all of which you can pray to. If you pray to them, you’ll get some pretty useful boons for both yourself and your settlements.

Here’s a list of all of the shrines:

• Farming Shrine
• Shrine of Paul Revere
• Shrine of the God of War
• The God of Thieves
• Shrine of Death
• Shrine of Loyalty
• Shrine of Uq-Qualtoth
• Shrine of Atom
• Shrine of Matt Murtagh (Unique)
• Shrine of the Rock Fellow
• Shrine of Grognak (Unique)
• Shrine of the River God

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Wheel Menu

Scrollable wheels are some of the best features to date, letting you access a ton of things without delving into all sorts of other mini menus. While Fallout 4 doesn’t have one by default, you can add one in thanks to this nifty mod.

As the name implies, you can scroll through important items or equipment with your new wheel. Items include food, chemicals, grenades, mines, guns – basically anything you want.

Another thing to note is that time only slows down and doesn’t pause, keeping the action flowing when you’re in a fight. Now you won’t have to keep opening your Pip-Boy whenever you need to swap guns or grab an item.

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Stealth Glasses

Staying incognito during stealth missions is no easy task, and there’s nothing more frustrating than getting caught at the last minute. If sneaking around really isn’t your thing, these glasses will definitely do the trick.

The Fallout 4 Stealth Glasses mod adds some useful spectacles that will keep you completely invisible when equipped. However, you can still get spotted if an enemy hears you, so make sure to keep it down. All of the glasses you craft can be upgraded over at the armor bench, too.

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Christmas Workshop

The holidays are over, but that doesn’t mean that you have to stop celebrating. If you’re still feeling festive, you can add this Christmas-themed workshop mod to Fallout 4.

You can keep the holidays going in your settlements with a collection of decorations, including:

• 8 Buildable Snowmen
• Toy Train
• Tender Full of Coal
• Caboose
• Miniature Versions Of All New Items

And if you’re not in the holiday mood, you can always save this mod for next year, too.

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Less Aggressive Settlers

Settlers are always ready for combat, even at the cost of their own lives. They’ll charge headfirst into battle at the first sign of danger, which does have its drawbacks sometimes.

First of all, they’re civilians who have actual jobs to do instead of risking their lives on the battlefield. If you want them to actually act like people who fear for their safety, you can add in this Fallout 4 mod.

This basically gives settlers some common sense so they won’t dive into fights unless they’re attacked. Moreover, they won’t drift towards the settlement borders as often.

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Sewing Kit

There’s very little room for personal activities in the wasteland, including sewing and haberdashery. Those who want to make their own clothes can use this Fallout 4 mod to add a sewing kit to the game.

With this, you can create huge amounts of powdered dye, change the color of your clothes, and create pre-existing clothes in the game. You won’t have to rely on looting corpses for their fancy gear, provided you have enough items to make new threads. A nuclear apocalypse is no excuse to look dirty and drab, after all.

7 Best Fallout 4 Mods of December 2018

Extended Weapon Ranges

This Fallout 4 mod is perfect for players who aren’t big on using scopes and other reticles to fire their shot. As long as you can see your enemy, you’ll have a better chance of hitting them with this mod on.

It basically tweaks how far each weapon can shoot, effectively extending the range. This affects guns such as shotguns, laser weapons, gauss rifles, and more. The added range isn’t anything too exaggerated, but just enough for you to land a plausible shot you couldn’t have otherwise.