Fallout 4: 10 Most Expansive Mods You Must Download
New interiors, radio stations, weapons, characters, quests and more.
The many joys of a Bethesda game are found in the rich and dense world, packed with hundreds of places to visits, each one seeping with atmosphere and story. And that joy is displayed no better than in Fallout 4. One of the most tightly designed and interwoven maps crafted by Bethesda, it is simply joyous to explore, and takes countless hours to see it all.
And if you’re anything like the average Fallout 4 player, chances are that you’ve explored and exhausted every nook a cranny of the Commonwealth and are hungry for more. If that’s the case, look no further than the modding community who have created and exhaustive list of various mods, ranging from the classic weapon mods to the mods that make clothing more revealing. You know… the important stuff.
But that’s not the focus of today. Today we look at the mods that scratch the itch for more content. The mods that add a whole host of quests, items, customisation, areas, weapons, armours, settlements. Literally anything that gives us more of the Commonwealth to enjoy.
So here are ten of the most expansive mods that you must download. And you really must, starting with...
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10. Beantown Interiors
One of the more annoying aspects of Fallout 4 is the number of doors in the world that seem impenetrable, despite simply being wooden. Not to mention the task of determining whether or not you can interact with a door, or if it’s one of the mysterious un-operable ones the Commonwealth is plagued by. It can really distract from an area as you try to figure out which doors can be opened and which can’t.
Beantown Interiors is taking the steps towards improving that, by adding a whole host of new interiors found in the Commonwealth. Each interior is unique often with an interesting twist. Small little stories can be found tucked away in the buildings and often rare loot can be found buried within.
It makes a sizeable change to the world, despite only add some interiors, making exploration fresh and interesting - especially in an early game area - and adds a decent chunk of content to explore. And with exploration being Fallout 4’s strong spot, Beantown Interiors competes with base game buildings admirably, a necessary choice for any budding wasteland explorer in need of more bomb ravaged areas to explore.