These systems are what make the world work, and this mod not only adds them to the world, but allows to the player to interact with them and shape them, should he or she wish to do so. What this mod intends to do is implement the underlying systems that are implied to exist within the world of Fallout- economics, long distance trade, manufacturing of supplies and resources, organized scavenging- but have not been implemented by the developers. The mod is designed to work with any play through, any faction, and any player who wishes for a slightly more realistic experience.

To them, I would like to say this- I have designed this mod so that if a player decides they don’t want to make settlements, they don’t have to. They would much prefer to simply play the game, and explore the world that bethesda has created for us. Now, I’m sure that many people, upon seeing a project of this magnitude, would simply decide that they don’t want to have to deal with all this. War may never change, but it is my hope that Fallout can, through the efforts of the large bethesda modding community. Industry, trade, more cities, ammunition types, and improved enemies all work together to create a deeper and more engaging game world that allows the player to have an impact on the wasteland through more than just his or her actions in the main storyline. This overhaul intends to change that, by adding incentives to build settlements, and implementing systems into the game world that support these incentives.

Bethesda’s addition of settlement building into Fallout 4 could have been a radical change for the series, instead, it was simply a way of making your own house.

Unlike those two overhauls, however, this one focuses on one of Fallout 4’s most underused assets- the settlement system. This is an overhaul of the economy and gameplay of Fallout 4, similar in scope to the Fallout 3 Wanderer’s Edition and the Fallout New Vegas Project: Nevada.

Fallout 4 settler jobs mod