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All the brahmin in Arefu are now dead (and no one there seems to care), there is three whole brahmin at Canterburry, I travelled to the regulators and didn't see a single brahmin That kind of invalidates the whole plot of your daddy making a water purifier doesn't it, if Megaton and Rivet city...

And don't you remember those 5 (dead) brahmin in Arefu, I guess Arefu was the source of all food in the wasteland until the vampires killed off all their brahmin

That makes some sense I suppose, but the better question is how do these caravans survive at all, no place in the wasteland produces anything of value, not even food, so what exactly are these caravans trading? Why would the raiders leave the caravans alone? We never see raiders trading with...

Electronics, protective plating on satellites and probes, and crowns (for your teeth that is), that's about all the uses I know of. That's why I said "until recently", because until about 100 years ago the only reason gold was useful was that it looked pretty.

Yes, but the government supports it, all banks support it, so it is worth something. It is explained in FO1 why bottlecaps have value (becauase they are supported by the water traders of the hub), but there is no establishment in FO3 that could support bottlecaps, there is no reason to use...

Oh, you downloaded the "lite" version that still has the cross, download the regular version (it's on the top of the download tab, under "main files") it should replace the version you have when you drop it into your data folder.

Also for all the people looking for a STALKER experience with their Fallout: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1600/

Go to Users\[your name]\Documents\My Games\Fallout4 and find a file named fallout4.ini, open it with notepad, ctrl+f ResourceData, it should say "sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\", change it so it says "sResourceDataDirsFinal=STRINGS\, TEXTURES\, INTERFACE\, SOUND\, MUSIC\, VIDEO\, MESHES\...

That makes some sense, still it seems like a bit of an excuse to allow their game to take place in a Mad Max-esque anarchic world, but still it's MUCH better world building then FO3 ever had.

Which would be perfectly appropriate if the game took place within a similar timeframe of say FO1, but considering it's been 200 years I can't help but have a certain part of me complain that realistically somebody should have started some sort of industry at this point instead of everyone still...

Yeah that would probably be better, something like that will probably be implemented eventually, though you may have to wait for the GECK. Personally I don't mind the reading and I skip spoken lines all the time anyways Just plop the mod into the data folder, make sure you have interface...

That makes a lot of sense actually, maybe before they're ghoulified people's brains can be affected by the radiation in a way that makes them feral (it doesn't make any less sense then ghoulification) and that damaged brain is just carried over into the ghoul body. If someone receives enough...

He THOUGHT that radiation might turn him feral, but there is no evidence to prove that. Obviously a private in the NCR isn't going to be a reliable source on the process of ghoulification

Here's some I've found Darker nights, if you actually want night time to be realistically dark http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/191/? This mod http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/1372/? retextures the pipe weapons so they don't look like they're covered in rust This mod...

And that is based on?

It wasn't "literally" instant at all, nowhere does anyone say that the soldiers in searchlight were transformed instantaneously. It could have taken days or even weeks to happen, we don't really know for sure

I don't really have any experience with the GECK, but if nobody else does it at some point I'll probably try to make a mod that decreases the weight of all the guns

You have to use dogmeat to track somebody as part of the main quest, and yes if you don't have dogmeat with you he will magically appear in Diamond City

Some of NV's weapons were perhaps a bit boring, but honestly it's a lot better then Bethesda's frakenguns. I'd kind of rather devs just copy existing guns then try to make new ones, unless of course they could get whoever designed the guns in Metro 2033 and Last Light

The weight of the weapons seems to reflect their bulky design. Maybe it's just because I've upgraded it, but my combat rifle weighs like 16 pounds. That's almost two times as heavy as an FAL, which is considered quite cumbersome and almost as heavy as an (unloaded) M249/FN Minmi