10 Best Mods For Fallout: New Vegas

is a great game under any circumstances, but it can be a much better one with mods. Released in a buggy state after a rushed development cycle, the various shortcomings of originally cast a shadow on all of its incredible strengths. When playing on PC today, however, it's possible to fix it up, and even try out unique improvements and overhauls to make for a maximally memorable experience.

Installing mods fisn't especially difficult, particularly for anyone with experience modding and other Bethesda games, but it can require a couple of basic pre-requisites. The New Vegas Script Extender, uploaded to Nexus Mods by korri123, is necessary for scripting functions that many mods require. Equally important (and also on Nexus Mods) is RoyBatterian's FNV 4GB Patcher, which allows the game to access more memory, which some mods can require.

It's hard to deny that has a cool approach to UI, which all stylistically feels like a genuine part of its universe. It isn't perfect, however, and it doesn't take much time to start noticing some of the problems. From awkwardly placed text on the Pip-Boy to conversation boxes that require an absurd amount of scrolling, there's a lot of room for improvement in the

Vanilla UI Plus by Axonis on ModDB is the perfect fix for any UI problems,maintaining everything that's great about the official design while tweaking the rough spots. Some changes will obviously come down to personal preferences, but none are so major as to possibly cause offense. It's a perfect mod to add little improvements to every playthrough, whether the game is heavily overhauled in other aspects or not.

has received a lot of interesting and memorable quest mods over the years, adding new adventures to take on without overhauling the main story of the game. One relatively recent addition to the canon is Nexus Mods user kungkobra's Havasu Blues, which released in 2022 and includes a similar amount of content to most of the game's official DLCs (which it also requires