Fallout 4 had a severe lack of shotguns in the base game and I believe any additional is a welcomed change.
The Lever Action Shotgun has many of the same stats as the combat shotgun along with the same number of projectiles (8) and slightly less spread at closer range. Lever Action Shotgun For SaleĪdds a Lever Action Shotgun to the Cellar in Sanctuary Hills.
Extended Tube Capacity - Makes no sense that adding the long barrel doesn't increase the weapon's capacity. Right Hand Animation Fix - Every single lever action rifle has the loading gate on the right. As a real life lever gun enthusiast (Marlin 1894 & Mod 336), I'd love to see a cohesive, all in one package with all of the above and more. They go into a separate "main" ba2.Howdy!Firstly, there are some fantastic lever action mods out there, - to name a few. (I actually converted the meshes/materials/etc. Different application, but the same idea. In fact, I've converted a couple older weapon mods that used loose file textures into ba2 format and there's a lot less delay when I switch to that weapon via hotkey. Could really notice the difference in areas of the game that used to suffer from delays in loading grass and other objects. I actually first noticed this when I switched from the various loose file modules in the Vivid environment series (roads, trees, rocks, bridges etc) to the all-in-one pack that uses the ba2 format. And that's to convert those mods into ba2 files. Well, to the extent you use mods that affect objects in your settlements that use loose file textures. The aggro of waiting for stuff to load just isn't worth it.Ĭouple weeks late, but it struck me that I forgot to mention another way to help object loading times. Generally speaking, this is the precise reason I don't build mega-settlements anymore. I pretty much only fast travel there, even if I'm close by, just to avoid the aggro of the slow loading. I left Sanctuary as is, and it's built-up to the nines and takes forever to load. If I need it, I just create it temporarily then store it again. I also stored a lot of my workbenches, especially ones that have a lot of clutter like the Armorsmith one from Armorsmith Extended. (One stall makes a huge difference in the build limit bar.) I scrapped most of them and replaced the remaining tier 3's with tier 2's and, along with some other streamlining, I could notice the difference in how fast objects loaded. (I have my game on an old style HDD too.) For one example, I use a mod that puts tons of clutter in vendor stalls, especially the tier 3 ones, and it takes an incredible amount of draws. I've recently been through my settlements to reduce the draws etc. But I'm certain it's just normal game/hardware performance limitations. If this is something that's fixable, I'm all ears to anyone's suggestions.
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