Fallout London.
Hey everyone!

I've been diving into Fallout: London lately, and I have to say, it's been an incredible experience. For those who don't know, this is a full conversion mod for Fallout 4 that transforms the game into a brand new adventure set in the post-apocalyptic landscape of London. And the best part? It's completely free!

The modders have done an outstanding job with the map—it's absolutely stunning, filled with iconic London landmarks reimagined in a post-nuclear world. The attention to detail is incredible, and it really makes exploring every corner of the map a joy. There are tons of new weapons to discover, each with its own unique flair, and the new NPCs bring fresh stories and challenges to the game. The custom animations and reworked leveling system also add a new layer of depth and immersion.

The game has been surprisingly stable and well-polished, considering the massive scope of the project. It's like stepping into a whole new Fallout game, with its own atmosphere and vibe. If you're a fan of the Fallout series or just love open-world RPGs, I can't recommend Fallout: London enough. It's a brilliant addition to the franchise and a testament to what dedicated fans can achieve.

Definitely give it a go—you're in for a treat! And Bethesda should take notes; if a small group of passionate modders can achieve this, it really makes you wonder what big AAA companies are doing. At this point, it feels like we're being scammed!

[Link to the mod in case you guys want to try it: Fallout London

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I saw that they require your steam login when you launch it? It seems sketchy, surely there are better ways to verify game ownership?
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(07-30-2024, 02:56 AM)Princess Wrote: I saw that they require your steam login when you launch it? It seems sketchy, surely there are better ways to verify game ownership?

I think this is for the downgrader of Fallout 4, as it’s not compatible with the current version of the game. You can install the downgrade automatic , but it requires logging in through Steam to download the necessary files.  For the  manual installationof the downgrader ( so you dont use your steam login), you can use this method:  manual install

The real issue is that the mod  it’s released on GOG, so you need to download it from there, not like from the steam workshop.

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