Less ammo drops from containers and NPCs.

It's purposely balanced to make the gameplay harder. I also don't want to hear complaints that this mode is unrealistic. Although I DO want feedback on it, I don't want to hear empty complaints about this mode being too hard to drink clean water and such. If you do not want hardcore survival mode.

Can be enabled during Horizon installation, and to disable you need to reinstall it and start a new game.

It's mainly focused on loot, survival, and progression

For the most part, does not effect combat itself much.

This optional addon is recommended for players who find the default balance of Horizon too easy.

its basically what you're looking for, where both you and npcs deal extra damage. There's a 'Cutthroat' difficulty in horizon, altho i forget if its in the installer, you might have to drag the file out of the zip file manually.

↑ This difficulty must be manually installed, its not in the installer, you have to copy it from the zip.

↑ (This option is identical to Survivor).

These are required to allow mods to load their assets, like scripts, textures, ect

Thorough sorting of your Load Order (An incorrect Load Order can instantly destroy the Horizon experience).

A Mod Manager (a mod manager which does not overwrite the game folder is preferable).

Fresh install of vanilla Fallout 4 with all your DLC installed.

Using other Mods that change gameplay stats may break or ruin the balance of this mod. 💡 Tip: A mod manager which does not overwrite the game folder is preferable! 📝 Note: Some mod managers also allow you to easily edit the.

Less usage in this community means that getting support while using it will be harder.

Higher performance impact than other mod organizers.

Manual sorting is possible, but the program does not tell you that.

Total reliance on LOOT makes using complicated load orders a chore.

Native support for mods that install outside of the Data folder.

Handling complicated load orders will take longer than with Mo2.

Requires mods to be installed in a specific order as all mods are installed directly to the Data folder.

Additional install requirements for the F4SE plugin preloader.

There is an extension for this, called Root Builder.

Doesn't natively support installing mods outside of the Data folder.

All mods are install to their own folders, then 'deployed' to the game on launch.

More used in this community than other mod managers.

Which Mod Manager should I use? Mod Manager

Add the following lines to your Fallout4Custom.ini.

Open (or create, if missing) Fallout4Custom.ini with your favorite text editor.

Within this folder you'll find a number of.

Navigate to your Fallout 4 Folder at the following location 'Documents/My Games/Fallout 4'.

Main article: Mod Manager How to enable modding

Fallout 4 setup for mods