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The video delves into the ongoing development and potential of the Fallout 4 multiplayer mod, known as Fallout 4 MP. The mod has progressed from initial proof of concept to a more functional state, permitting features like multiplayer combat and cooperative settlement building. Despite being buggy, players can host or join servers to interact within the game. Developers are rewriting the mod and server software to enhance stability and plan to integrate core Fallout 4 features gradually. The mod is open-source, inviting community contributions via a Discord server. The video also highlights new, realism-focused mods to improve gameplay mechanics, such as a portable water filter and Tupperware containers for soups. The speaker expresses enthusiasm for future updates and the modding community's potential contributions, especially from those skilled in C++, Python, reverse engineering, or networking.
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In this part of the video, the creator provides an update on the Fallout 4 multiplayer mod, now more commonly known as Fallout 4 MP. Initially, this mod wasn’t widely known despite existing videos and progress, such as dialogue syncing, multiplayer combat, and cooperative settlement building. Significant updates have occurred since the first video, including a complete rewrite in progress and the creation of a Discord server where users can play the mod. The project is also open-source, allowing others to try or edit it. The video discusses how simple it is to set up and use the mod, although players need a clean version of Fallout 4 without other mods, DLCs, or creation club content. Hosting or joining a server involves some port forwarding and installation steps. The multiplayer experience is still buggy, but players can interact, damage, and kill each other within the game. The mod reloads the latest save when a player is killed, placing them back in the game world.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the current state and future prospects of the Fallout 4 multiplayer mod. Key points include the ability to resync the game world using the F1 key to fix glitches without losing progress, along with the challenge of syncing named NPCs versus other random elements. Settlement building in multiplayer is highlighted as a notable feature. The mod is in its early stages but has shown significant progress over a short time frame, moving from proof of concept to a more functional state. The developers are now rewriting the mod and server software to improve stability and plan to gradually integrate core Fallout 4 features to achieve a fully functional co-op experience. They also intend to make it easier for users to create plugins, allowing for custom mods specific to the multiplayer framework. The speaker expresses optimism about the mod’s potential and future developments.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the potential and progress of a project managed by just two individuals who are now seeking additional help, particularly from those knowledgeable in C++ or Python, reverse engineering, or networking. They provide a link to a Discord server for those interested in contributing.
Furthermore, the speaker covers several upcoming mods for Fallout 4, highlighting their excitement for these additions. Key mentions include the recreation of Fallout 76’s Red Shift power armor and the 50 Cal machine gun, both enhanced for Fallout 4. The mods, while based on Fallout 76 assets, are recreated from scratch, showcasing new custom skins and lore-friendly updates. Additional mods like the Benelli M2 shotgun are praised for their authentic post-apocalyptic aesthetic, contributing valuable diversity to Fallout 4’s modding scene.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses efforts to enhance Fallout 4, particularly focusing on making the game’s mechanics more realistic and survival-focused. Changes highlighted include a new portable water filter that converts dirty water to purified water, addressing the impracticality of carrying large amounts of water. The segment also mentions the addition of Tupperware containers for soups, replacing ceramic bowls, and providing reusable empty Tupperware for future use. Additionally, the speaker emphasizes the potential of an upcoming Fallout 4 multiplayer mod, which could significantly impact the modding community. The video concludes with thanks to the viewers and anticipation for future content.