The how-to stuff should be mostly current, however the mod list itself is only a framework since I’ve not played FO4 since September of last year. I usually post the changelogs to the Bethnet load order FAQ (called the Parent Thread in the document). I should amend that major updates, like new mods or new sections to the FAQ, happen on a monthly basis but little things like grammar edits or wording happen when I think about it. I’ll try to be better at keeping up with this blog in case anyone is actually following me.

I don’t mind a little poke every once and a while as a reminder as long as it isn’t everyone, their mother, their dog, and their cow yelling at me to update a thing. If someone asked me to add something and you don’t see it on it, it probably means I’ve either not had time to add it or forgot about it completely. Each console has a different configuration and some mods simply do not work well with others.Īnyway, I’ve updated the document only twice this year, and I plan to keep it updated on a monthly basis just as before. Testing mods prior to adding a mod to the main save is simply part of the modding experience on console. I’ve also met a lot of people who expect someone to just give them a load order and it work without them having to test it. I’ve met many wonderful people on the load order thread and Discord, and I’ve met a lot of noobs as well. I’ve been working on this document since February 2017, and it’s been a long journey. The community (all of like 20 of them anyway) voted last year to have the Master list updated only by me and take it off community editing and then I ran out of time. I’ve once again begun updating the Fallout 4 Mod Load Order Master List: A “Living” Load Order FAQ and Framework.

Fallout 4 mod update