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Sorry, I don't enjoy posting this kind of stuff but it's driving me crazy.

Black

MV 4-6 range

Creature

Rare

It didn't tap to activate, you just paid the cost. Something about destroying a creature and doing something with the graveyard (I think). Maybe returning another creature from your graveyard to play? But that seems too good to be cost effective and I remember this card being decently cost effective for casual kitchen table play.

It may have killed creatures in a way that's similar to [[Drana, Kalastria Highborn]]. Drana is as close as I can get in my memory. But I remember it being bigger, like a 6/6 flier?

Or maybe then put a +1/+1 counter on this card?

I think it was around a 4/4 to 6/6 range.

It was not a valuable card. More like a sealed bomb.

Anyway, thanks for letting borrow your brain power!

It feels like it was around M10 to Zendikar. But it could have been back as far as Odyssey.

Very simply I'm trying to find a build object that acts like a trader, but there's no person involved. Basically a vending machine where I can sell stuff for caps. I thought this would be super easy to find since it's really annoying that your settlers have working hours and sometimes don't show up for work at all, but I can't find anything. Suggestions are appreciated!

I am not using any other replace actor mods or any mods that add a new type of enemy/faction/whatever and I'm not using any mods that change anything about supermutants. Ok, so...

I'm doing a "non-science-fiction" survival playthrough and I want to get rid of the huge insects and the supermutants. I set SKK to find insects and supermutants and replace with... then I picked a bunch of "human/ghoul" NPCs like ghouls, gunners, raiders, DLC raiders of all kinds, but not triggermen because that seems weird to me.

For the most part SKK is replacing insects but every now and then it won't. That's one issue. The other issue is it's not replacing supermutants AT ALL

I don't know what the problem is or where to go from here. Any advice would be appreciated.

I know that's a dumb question, let me explain. I'm having an egress window installed (cutting into the foundation, etc) where there currently is no window. That means (as long as it meets code) I can pick whatever window I want and I'm a really picky son of a gun. However, I'm having a lot of trouble finding a place within an hour of me that has a window showroom and will sell me a window without installation.

All I want to do is go to a showroom, get some specs, pick out a window I like, and order it so my window guy can install it. Why is that so hard? What's the secret here?

I'm doing a gritty uber survival run and I like the idea of having a Mr Handy with nothing but one eye, a body and a thruster, whose only job is to lug all my stuff for the days and days I'll be away from home traveling and scavenging.

However, my current Mr Handy won't stop commenting on every little thing and constantly zooms around getting in the way.

I've looked for this type of mod but haven't found anything. Maybe I'm using the wrong keywords because this has to exist with how golden- retriever-y companions are in this game. Thanks!

My absolute favorite part of fallout 4 is making custom robots. I downloaded a very popular settlement mod that was supposed to unlock everything but I'm surprised to find it doesn't contain the robot workbench (or the trade caravan for some reason).

Any recommendations are appreciated!

Fairly straight forward. I'm putting together [[Chiss-Goria, Forge Tyrant]] and playtesting shows I consistently outrun my mana production and empty my hand by turn 4. However, I don't want to ditch any mana rocks as they significantly scale my ability to cast Chiss early.

What I'm really looking for are (hopefully artifacts but I think that's unlikely) cards that refill my hand either immediately or before combat on my next turn. It's funny but [[Coveted Jewel]] has been an all-star because I can sacrifice it if I have to, but it's always draw 3 cards for effectively 3 mana. I'd play [[Font of Mythos]] if it wasn't $15 or [[Knollspine Dragon]] if it were an artifact (although I might play it anyway). I think [[Wheel of Fate]] is just too slow.

[[Mind's Eye]] is pretty far out of budget at $5 and I'm still not convinced it's worth 5 mana plus paying 1 every time I want to draw, but I'm getting desperate for ways to refill my hand.

Cards like [[nibelheim-aflame]] may also work. The deck plays a lot of little dude but they're mostly for support against chip-damage and go-wide decks.

Any suggestions are welcome! Thanks for reading!

Maybe it's just me, but so far the only crashes I get seem to be 100% attributable to weapon mods that include LL injection to spawn on enemies.

It's a shame too, because there are so many beautiful weapon mods, but LL makes them unusable.

Unless I'm missing something important here? Is there a difference between LL and LL script injection? Do I need to look for mods that specifically use script injection as a means to prevent crashing due to weapon spawn on NPCs?

Did you know 20% of your daily hydration needs are met by the moister in the food you eat?

I'm trying to find a simple mod for survival mode that adds a little bit of hydration to some food items (like mutfruit) where appropriate.

If anyone can point me in the right direction, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

Very simple: I wanted the caravan trading post ASAP so I loaded up Cheat Terminal > workshop manipulation > add all material/workshop unlocks

And it did unlock several things, but not the caravan trading post. And yes, I am looking for it in the resources misc build menu. Any help would be appreciated.

I used to have my app set so it didn't show recommend in my home feed and that seems to have changed with the past couple of days. Additionally, I can't find the option no matter where I look and directions from older threads on the subject seem to no longer be correct.

I'm playing a hyper deadly survival run and I'm enjoying it, but turrets are a whole other problem. They're stupidly deadly and buildings with laser turrets have them positioned in such a way that the turret is able to see the lower half of my body (and kill me) before I can even see it.

Given that turrets are killing me in 1 hit and the only way I have of dealing with them is cheese, I'd rather just remove them from the game completely.

I can't find any mod that even hints at this. Can anyone help here?

Can anyone point me to a mod that removes all grenades, molotavs, rocket launchers, etc from enemies?

I'm playing on survival with some increased damage mods and this is literally killing me and my enjoyment.

I'm using damage increase mods and for some reason flying insects deal crazy damage while taking about half damage. The bloatflies having ranged attacks and the speed of the bloodbugs make both deadlier than most humans I'm encountering.

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I can't seem to find a mod that allows me to replace specific creatures with other specific creatures (bloatflies to mongrels for example) or makes insects insta-kill with one hit, or removes the ranged attack from bloatflies or simply makes insects non-hostile until you get right up next to them. Any of these would be amazing!

I'm hoping to find a mod that makes weapons and ammo far more rare for both myself (containers, etc) and NPCs. I want the game to feel like I'm starting from nothing and scrounging to survive. The problem is if every raider and gunner has a pipe pistol or laser rifle, as soon as I kill one of them I have a gun. I don't want to touch anything better than a pipe pistol before level 15.

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To be clear, I wouldn't mind having a crappy pipe pistol (eventually) and a handful of rounds, but I want every shot to be a meaningful choice.

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It would also be very cool to find a mod that limited NPC combatant ammo and made NPCs far more hesitant to shoot at me. I really want that "every bullet is precious" feeling.

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Does a mod like this exist?

I wanted my survival playthrough to be gritty and brutal so I installed several mods which change both survival and combat, but I think they might be overriding each other.

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- _balance_ for changing combat (specifically damage multipliers to body parts) and how damage is calculated against certain types of armor

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- Curse 3.1 Combat Overhaul for stealth, movement, npc behavior, melee, crippling, and wounding effects (but this mod also changes locational damage and damage calculation)

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- Survival Options [Xbox 1] for fine-tuning hunger thirst and fatigue

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But I think Survival Options is the problem because it also has an overall incoming/outgoing damage setting. I'm wondering if that's the problem because I'm barely an hour into the game with only some spiked armor I took off a settler and I just got attacked by a zombie and took basically no damage. I missed the headshot and expected to get torn in half, but no. I took no damage.

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Can someone explain load order to me and how these mods damage settings might be overriding each other?

I'm looking to play on survival and I just want a mod that makes damage more realistic (headshots kill against targets not wearing helmets and armor only protects where it visually covers).