There are many ways to approach the game so I figured I'd make a thread to see if fans has solid advice or mod recommendations to enhance the experience. So I turned myself to mods to see if I could spice up the experience in a way that is engrossing rather than disruptive. Its solid gameplay makes it a joy to play, but its loop can be monotone after more than a hundred hours spent on the game. And if you're jealous of what PC players have been doing, then you'll be happy to know that Xbox One and PS4 mod news is coming soon.I've been meaning to get back to Metal Gear Solid 5.
Another mod puts the Capitol Wasteland under attack by Thomas the Tank Engine. If you're interested in more Fallout 4 mods, you can check out this one that adds Fallout: New Vegas-style perks. You can check out a full list of them right here.Īkiba says they've received full approval from Konami to use its official assets in the making of this mod. The other way requires you to use console commands. The first will require you to install an additional mod, Armorsmith Extended, which lets you create the Metal Gear Solid-themed items at a workbench. There are two ways to get this mod to work after installing it. Nexus Mods user Akiba91 has brought Venom Snake, Skullface, and the sniper Quiet to the Bostonian wastelands with their new mod, "Metal Gear Solid - ALL IN ONE STANDALONE." The mod lets you play as any of the aforementioned characters, and it comes with an impressive number of interchangeable assets including different eye patches, arms, and horns. It's a new PC mod that lets you play as characters from The Phantom Pain. If you've ever waited in Fallout 4 and had that Phantom Cigar music from Metal Gear Solid V play in your head, then I think this might be perfect for you.
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