Bethesda's titles have served as a sandbox of creativity for modders to showcase the fullest extent of their creative skills, leading to the creation of the following mods that are considered by many to be some of Fallout 4's best mods.

Updated on November 1st, 2021 by Ritwik Mitra: Fallout 4 might not be the most universally beloved title in the franchise, but that doesn't take away from the stellar work that the modding community has put into this title. Compatibility should not be an issue definitely not an issue with retextures. Additionally, small errors around the plasma valves have been fixed (see screenshots). The plasma rifle receiver and ammo have been edited to allow glowmapping. Not much to say, this mod is self-explanatory. If I knew how to work with sound-related stuff I’d be able to actually give better criticism I think. This mod is not opted-in to receive Donation Points. Keeping this in mind, here are ten of the best Fallout 4 mods to augment the Fallout 4 experience. My only complaints are the Sentinel Beam and the Plasma Pistol’s firing sounds, as the Pistol isn’t supposed to sound like the Rifle, and the Beam just sounds off. This went doubly for PC players, who would've finally been able to enjoy another new Bethesda title with a ton of mods to improve the overall experience. The release of Fallout 4 was extremely hyped up in particular, with fans of the series being more than stoked by the idea of exploring the rich world of The Commonwealth once again. RELATED: Fallout 4: Reasons To Take Over Nuka-World (& Reasons Why All Raiders Should Die) The Fallout series is considered to be one of the greatest western RPG series of all time, starting as a CRPG series with excellent narratives and stories before Bethesda took over and transformed the series into a first-person exploration-shooter hybrid that had the same essence as their titles in The Elder Scrolls series.

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