Full Dialogue Interface (by Cirosan and shadwar) But the positives of the mod far outweigh the negatives, and if you really can’t bring yourself to deal with it, just jump in your power armour or equip a helmet with a built-in spotlight (these don’t seem to be affected by the bug). I’m not going to sugar-coat it, it’s pretty damn annoying. The mod isn’t perfect, as there’s a major bug – probably caused by the fact that the Pip-Boy’s attached to your character’s left arm – that causes the light to react weirdly and jerk around in small rooms (or any rooms actually).
But after installing the mod and playing around with it for a while, I firmly believe that it’s one of the most immersion-bolstering mods out there. It may not seem all that revolutionary, and many of you have probably never even noticed the striking lack of Pip-Boy shadows. It serves the singular purpose of allowing your Pip-Boy’s light to create shadows on things that should realistically cast shadows. It doesn’t promise you the world, nor does it expect your praise and admiration. These are the mods that make you wonder why Bethesda didn’t do it themselves, why real-life can’t be as immersive as modded Fallout 4, and why you’ve suffered through the vanilla (un-modded) version of the game for the last few months (you unfortunate souls). The first collection of mods I’ll be unleashing upon your user-generated-content starved brains will centre around one very important concept: immersion. In the meantime, I’ve taken it upon myself to try and rectify this most heinous of oversights by starting a series that aims to showcase all of the Fallout 4 mods you need in your life RIGHT NOW (or whenever you’re done reading about them after the jump). The lack of Fallout 4 mod coverage on this site has been pretty worrying, so I’ve arranged to have those responsible tarred, feathered and shamed, Cersei Lannister style.
They’re also really easy to install nowadays thanks to the Nexus Mod Manager. Some of you may be thinking, “Holy sh, are mods still a thing!?” All I can say is yes, yes they are.
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