We are here to help guide you if we can, but lol, your question was a loaded GUN ! So your choices is the bottom line, they determine an answer for you. I deal in Trouble shooting issues of the games and diagnostics for them. What is available is a whole LOT of people that play the game, me being one of them. No, there is no comprehensive guide for this game yet. You need to determine 'your choices' first before any advice can be given. I posted the simplest solution for you to use. A lot of things come to bare on your choices. Mod's hosted here I don't use.įor them you use Nmm. Nmm? I can't say, I don't use it, I use Mod Organizer 2.2 in combination with Bethesda's online listings. What you use to install these mods with? Defaults mods for Fo4 are in-game generated to a point, within the games loading screens under 'mods' places the game settings to be hard core only, so then the mods them selves will require a lot of knowledge to sort the errors out. we use loot to sort those conflicts and use the tools scripts to determine what is in conflict. We use a method to verify conflicts, in this case FO4Edit. Overhaul mods, I would need to see the readme's of interests for them to even get close to an answer.Ĭonflicts start when you avoid load order concerns. This way, the correct data overwrites will take place and be in sync. Your install order for correctness is that sorted load order. If you install mods out of order? then you have a mess. Hun, Load order is a determining factor you can not avoid, and it is controlled by Loot's templates.

Like when I should install Overhauls, when and on what sequence should I install crafting mods ect. My question is not about load order but install order.

Fallout 4 mod install