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• Fallout 4 Modern Military Armor Sets

Armor protection is extraordinarily important in Fallout 4, providing resistance to physical, energy, and radiation damage. Fallout 4 body armor comes in two types: complete suits and layered. Today we check out a really cool update that came out for the Modern Firearms mod. This update is out for Fallout 4 on Xbox One and PC.

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Hey y'all, dev team member/community rep for the Modern Firearms team here. We just finished a massive update, figured making a thread would be easier than sending out a ton of PMs and hoping people find the link from the FAQ thread on BethNet.

Fallout 4 Modern Military Armor Sets

First off, the bad news. For now, this is a PC-only update. Idlesheep, the team member who handles the BethNet uploads and thus the XBox version is unavailable due to real life (specifically he's trying to get into a PhD program and raise a kid), thus we can't get this out on both platforms. If you're one of our umpty-thousand console users, I'm sorry to say it, but you're gonna have to be patient. Unless and until 'Sheep gets the free time, there is NO legal way for us to push an update for y'all. If there were, we would've done it ages ago, believe me when I say that.

Second, install/update instructions. If you're already running one of the 2.5 versions, simply uninstall your current version (including any and all loose files you may have from previous updates) and install the 2.5-1.4 package in its place. Nothing else necessary.

However, if you're upgrading from 2.4 (or God forbid one of the older versions), you'll have to do a bit more work. First, completely uninstall whatever version you have now. Then load up your last save, ignoring the warning about missing content. Make a new HARD save (either via the menu or a quick nap if you're playing Survival mode), then exit the game. Then and only then can you safely install 2.5-1.4. As a warning, you WILL lose any and all MF gear you currently have, so either sell it off to a merchant or refund it via the PVM (and no, there's no way to avoid losing all your kit due to how much has changed from the older versions). FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS WILL NEGATE ANY COMPLAINTS OF SHIT BREAKING. If you can't be arsed to do this relatively simple thing, you have no right to complain that your laziness caused you trouble.

EDIT: Also, if you run into any leveled list issues with items spawning too frequently or certain items not spawning at all, make sure you're running a Bashed Patch. http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20032/? Instruction on how to build one are somewhere in the comments if you need help, but it's pretty simple to do.

Now then. http://www.mediafire.com/file/60atggsen2koh6s/Modern_Firearms_2.5-1.4.zip There's the main package. There's a changelog included, so feel free to read up on what all has been fixed, changed/tweaked and added. Here are some highlights.

1: We finally got the fucking [BDU] Military Uniform armor piece fixed. It no longer looks like a bad acid trip, and IMO looks kinda badass.

2: Added bayonets for the AK and AR-15 rifle families. The full versions clip like hell, so there are blade-only versions available if that bugs you. Fair warning though, they hit HARD.

3: Massively buffed gun bashing damage across the board. Base bash DPH is now 25% of the gun's base DPH, so anywhere from 10 (dinky little MP7) to 125 (KwK 88mm) per smack/stab/buttstroke (yes that's the actual name for it).

4: Fixed a few dozen bugs ranging from the minor (janky modifiers on optics throwing off AP usage) to the major (the janky BDUs). See the included changelog for details.

Also included in that package is a sanitized Hotkeys.ini file, for those of you that want to use FO4 Hotkeys to get the most out of our on-the-fly mod swapping capabilities. If you already use it, then ignore that .ini file (unless you want a backup or something). If you want to start using it, here's what ya do. First, install FO4 Hotkeys from here: http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/11664/?. Once that's done, replace the default Hotkeys.ini with the one from the 2.5-1.4 package. Open that .ini up, and set whatever keybinds you prefer for the listed script functions.

Also, because I know someone's gonna ask for it, here's the rest of our stuff.

Modern Sidearms: http://www.mediafire.com/file/d3e1sw5wjna786v/Modern_Sidearms_9-23-2016_Archived.zip

Contraptions patch: http://www.mediafire.com/file/v25mnztmzp2acvc/MFContraptionsPatch.zip

Stagger removal patch: http://www.mediafire.com/file/2eqzallumrg0ocz/Modern_Firearms_Stagger_Remover.zip

Collection of damage patches: http://www.mediafire.com/file/13hb1f4gboewjol/MF%2BMS_Damage_Patch_Set.zip The value in the plugin name is the percentage that a weapon's base DPH is reduced to. So the 25% patch will knock an AR-15 from 100 to 25 base DPH, etc etc.