Been scouring that all day, and it seems none of the fixes work for me.
I got achievement enabler to work with their dll loader, don't know how one does it with F4SE on the Deck. Download the main zip, download the dll loader one, drop both on the game folder and then at startup options
WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winmm=n,b" %command%
This is what I am waiting for. But I am not confident they will fix it based on their comment that it is not broken. But that was said before all these video's showing it is broken.
yeah so this also doesn't work because I have a patcher that puts Mod Organizer into the Play Button for Fallout 4 - meaning launch options just don't take. It's weird because before patch, it worked just fine.
You don't have any earlier autosaves perchance? If not, you could always try running away and kiting them towards friendly NPC's. You could also enable god mod through the console or a mod. That disables achievements though, if you care about that sort of thing.
Yeah once I saw all that mess to get MO2 working on the Deck I said screw it, just going to play with mods from Bethesda.net. Going to leave all that work for another time lol
What graphics mods are those? I'm running Vivid Fallout.Haven't had a chance to test overall performance, but I found a couple mods for Series X that boost the settings to ultra, and the difference is pretty massive. I did run around a few densely packed areas in downtown Boston and got in a few big firefights and performance held up great. Mods are Tweaked performance mode and next-gen ultra settings v2.
I'm using Moribund World as well which is why the color palette is different.
Before
After
And here it is without moribund world, but the same ultra mods.
Before
After
I'm using:
I'm really excited to get to that content. They didn't have to go that hard.I'm really blown away by Sim Settlements 2. The new city management mechanics (which I don't really pay attention to, tbh) and main story quests are not only the highlights, but the side contents are also very well done. Besides some series of side quests from new, unique characters scattered in the Commonwealth, they also added 2 new factions with their own storylines. I particularly like the Nightingales, as their presence and how they operate do make sense in the wasteland. They also have some cool characters.
for me, the Fallout 4 Upscaler mod. On Steam Deck I can get the game to run a smooth 60 with it on at higher res (1920x1080).
Some of the Endurance perks work great really early on. Toughness 1 is excellent because literally anyone can take it and it adds a permanent +10 DR. The way DR works in Fallout 4 is you'll only take half damage from an attack whose power matches your DR. For example if you have 20 DR and get hit with an attack that would normally cause 20 damage, you'll take only 10 instead. Even if you take an attack that's double your DR, you'll still get a -36% damage reduction, which is still quite a lot. (Many, many more examples here.) It definitely helps a lot to have a permanent DR baseline, especially in the early game when you're still getting a good set of layered armor together.
