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Nov 26, 2015 - just thought id post it here and let you guys know ive made a small settlement raiding mod, its very early days and is only batch files for now but. Apr 28, 2018 - Fallout 4 was a deeply polarising game in the Fallout franchise and a. Seemingly largely inspired by the Real Time Settler mod for Fallout 3 and New. The town (whose inhabitants are survivors of Institute raids) or do you kill. Multiplayer MODS. The PC version of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is getting a multiplayer mod with the OpenMW open source video game engine. With all of that said all video games developed by Bethesda Game Studios need to stay 100% singleplayer only.
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I need to see a source of this. Maybe this is some obscure edge case I've never run across, but generally the, uh, complete opposite is true.Seek times on a slower disk takes effing forever. You don't know where the files are when you start looking for them, and unless you have 0% fragmentation on your mech drive, you're hopping all over the place when reading even large files, let alone lots of little ones. I also know nothing of this 'data packed closer together' thing.
Higher mech drives are always, in my experience, slower than smaller mech drives of the same RPM.Higher-capacity SSDs, however, are generally faster than smaller SSDs. This because an SSD is really a huge chunk of nonvolatile memory, not a platter of storage that is traversed by read heads. Slower than RAM, but massive slab of memory chips nonetheless - larger SSDs have more controllers running in parallel, as I understand it, while the smaller drive has fewer controllers, so the larger drive can find more stuff at the same time.For completeness, I should mention: the reason the multiple drive heads on a mech drive don't do the same thing, is each head can only read its own platter, whereas the SSD controller can ask all of them to find data anywhere in the drive. For the mech drive, you're only using multiple heads if the data you want is on different platters. If you have enabled VSYNC on GPU driver settings, Please cancel this (control by the application)This pertains only for Fo4.You keep the in-game Vsync setting on and you set your driver Vsync setting to 'off, unless application specifies', or something like that. I have an AMD card, so i'm not sure what the Nvidia equivalent is.And like i said - uncapped framerates usually do not have any effects on loading times. Fallout 4 is an exception because its processes, like physics, scripts and other stuff, are tied to framerate.
If you have a higher framerate, everything in the game moves physically faster, which causes it to bug out. Having your framerate tied in like that is generally not considered a good thing.Vsync in other games usually only affects input lag. It adds some input lag when on(the amount of input lag depends from game to game), but eliminates screen tearing.People running fast or twitchy competitive games usually keep Vsync off.
Fallout 4 Raid Mod
Few things:1. Have large amounts of FOOD value and little to no defense value. Water helps, but not a whole lot.2. Happiness needs to be relatively low. 50 seems to increase the chance of attack a great deal from what I've seen.3. County Crossing and Greentop Nursery will more than likely get attacked the most. Not sure why, but for me those two settlements account for roughly 95% of raids.4.
After I cleared out the named raiders in the camps near settlemts, the rate of attacks increased a good deal for a while. So there might be a legitimate thing regarding cleared areas and raid rate. Found out something from a mod. Apparently the more crop items you have in your workshop the more likely you will get attacked.The mod I was looking at was a mod that removes the cap for item collection. Seems by default if you have so many of a type of item in your workshop inventory then your settlers don't generate them. It's really really low too. So store all your stuff in containers.Anyway, there was a disclaimer on the mod page that said that because how much food you have in your workshop affects how often you are attacked, the mod uncapping production would indirectly cause your settlements to get attacked at least once a game day.