Well, maybe in a just-for-fun/exploration playthrough, but certainly not until I've legitimately - by my definition - done all four factions and as much of the rest of the wastes as I can. (And again, I probably won't actually do this. What doesn't make sense is how an infinite experience glitch turns into something which is 'almost like having a perk every level like in Fallout 3.' How, exactly, does this work? I get the infinite experience glitch here. You can also always go for 'weak' perks every 2nd level if you still feel its too strong, or just pick weaker perks in general.

AWOP is mainly for new quests and more combat. It also adds bullettime, sprinting and grenade hotkeys and much, much more. The description is almost, but not quite, self-explanatory. Note that project nevada already allows you to set perk rate, so no need for a single mod. Over at The Vault, we have this interesting tidbit under bugs for 'Run Goodsprings Run:' This, however, is an exploit I'm not sure I would use, because it (a) really seems like it'd make the game entirely too easy and probably less fun overall (since there'd be no real level progression, therefore no motivation to keep on truckin') and (b) feels a lot like grinding. I cant figure out why, and I cant seem to find a fix for.

I have it set up to give me a perk every level (and its been that way since I started the game) but it still only gives me a perk every 2 levels instead. This page suggests up to 100 mods that you can install to enrich your New Vegas universe. New Vegas Stutter Remover: Irreparably broken by Windows 10 due to relying on undefined behavior. OK, we've established prior that I'm not above using certain exploits (notably the caps exploit for weapon/armor shops) when I play. posted in New Vegas Mod Troubleshooting: Im not sure why, and I cant seem to find a fix, but Project Rebalanced seems to not be working correctly for me. This mod turns Fallout 4 into a Silent Hill like Nigthtmare.

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