I can't think of anything that increases spawn sizes for TTW but I've not looked around much. Again, check for mod patches on their forums.
Most ENBs and textures might port over to TTW. There are other mods that do this as well. Resources themselves aren't changed, but you can adjust the scarcity with Project Nevada. Reloading benches have been added as have campfires you can use. Hardcore mode will of course give food/drink/sleep/rads management and that can be filled out with other mods.Īll the NV crafting is carried over in TTW. It can also slow down XP gain, adjust perk rates, and a number of other adjustments you can rebalance as you want. Project Nevada certainly can make things dangerous as hell. They also have a list of patches for existing FONV mods. They would have a better idea of what was needed to reflect what you want. Honestly, the place to ask is the TTW forums. I've played TTW with Project Nevada and enjoyed it so it might work for you. tons of visual enhancements but that's textures and ENB presets so that shouldn't matterĭoes entering the Capital Wasteland with FO:NV via Two Wastelands sounds like a good way to achieve this, or does it sound like something that would make Admiral Ackbar exclaim words of historical importance ? heavy on the fiddly details and crafting (weapon mods, water purifiers, extracting gunpowder from ammo to hand-load, etc.)
slow levelling, skill points and perks must be optimised resources are sparse and everything must be scavenged survival requires constant food/drink/sleep/rads management fights are bloody dangerous and against superior numbers The playstyle I'm after is quite close to default Fallout Wanderer Edition with most of Mart's Mutant Mod options turned in, namely : So stopping tinkering with the FO3 stuff and using Tales of Two Wastelands instead sounds like a good solution, but I'd rather ask first. It occurs to me that a lot of what I'm trying to do might look like hardcore mode Fallout:New Vegas with Project Nevada and similar mods. I've been extensively tinkering with Fallout 3 because I'm a counter-productively perfectionist and want the game to be just right for my full playthrough.
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