However out of the many mods released for Fallout 4, we’re just feeling more love for the Star Wars-themed mods that fans have been pumping out even before the release of The Force Awakens. This must be what unconditional love feels like. You frustrate us at times, but we also love you so much. Of course, every gamer worth his trigger finger knows that a great game can only attain legendary status once someone begins to create mods for it.Īnd Fallout 4, like every great game that came before and after it, is no different: fans and players are still releasing mods for it as it approaches quite a few years of existence.Īnd the more obvious point is that the community looks like it doesn’t even want to stop providing updates for it! Which should probably tell a whole lot about how screwed a lot of us are feeling right now.įor sure those #WorldWar3 jokes don’t write themselves on Twitter in a vacuum, you know. Such a shame.And surprisingly enough, its version of a post-nuclear world remains relevant, too. Hopefully, these mods all show up on consoles whenever Bethesda brings Fallout 4 mods to the PS4 and Xbox One- though I think those cross platform mods may be limited to just the ones made using the official suite.
Stormtrooper Combat Armour Variants by stiptikspec.VG247 has gone ahead and compiled a list of all of them, which you can find below: There are a whole host of Star Wars mods for Fallout 4. Or they can make the game into absolutely anything else – we’ve already had Thomas The Tank Engine in Fallout 4, and another really good mod made the game look like Borderlands 2. But the most popular Fallout 4 mods seem to be all Star Wars themed. Modders are a crafty bunch, and they can usually make a game sing while standing on a toe on a rolling egg, if they want it to. Like with all Bethesda games, Fallout 4 has a hell of a modding community (and this is before the official modding tools are even out!).
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