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Installation is simple, if you downloaded the.

NVSE: The New Vegas script extender is one of the most important tools required for scripted mods to run.

These will help with removing conflicts, stabilising the game, and are sometimes required in order for mods to run. There's some basic utilities that require installation before we can start modding out our game. You can check our Overlord's guide for a summary of installation and basic use. Not all of the mods included have Nexus releases, so you will require a GUN account to gain access to some of them (although the mods I use are not necessary per se, so it's completely optional).įinally, this guide will require you to know how to use Mod Organiser. I am basically mentally retarded when it comes to computers but please leave suggestions to what the fuck I can do tomorrow.You need a legal copy of Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition updated to version 1.4 in order to use these mods.Īlso, the order of the mods I will be using is the preferred order they should be in when using Mod Organiser, which is my personal recommendation for a mod manager.

It is now 23:30PM and I'm not gonna waste any more time on this today. In the mod manager I can activate the mods but when I start the game, the mods immedietly deactivate. MY FUCKING MODS AREN'T FUCKING WORKING! They worked when I downloaded them but now that I had to re-install New Vegas the fucking mods refuse to show up in my game! I HAVE SPENT 2 FUCKING DAYS TRYING TO GET THIS SHIT TO WORK! After waiting 6 hours for the shit to finish I opened up the Nexus Mod Manager and started Fallout New Vegas.

Now I had to re-install Fallout New Vegas, fucking wonderful. Then when I started New Vegas, Steam fucked up.

After probably an hour of getting that shit fixed I finally downloaded 1 or 2 more mods before I was going to actually play the game. The next day (today) I received a wonderful "A disk read error occurred press Alt+Ctrl+Del to restart" messege when I started my PC. I had started a save and finished creating my character but spent zero time playing the game and only trying to get mods working, which is the single most frustrating thing in the world. I also downloaded Project Nevada which has to be downloaded manually but after watching 3 different tutorials I finally managed to do it. Once the game was finally downloaded I managed to download some mods using the Nexus Mod Manager. So basically, I recently purchased Fallout New Vegas on PC because I wanted to use mods.