Even if you use 'cheat' mods, you're not really getting most of the achievements any easier. Originally posted by Nuka Boy:In games like this, it's moronic to lock achievements, because really, what are the achievements? Finding a certain thing, getting to a certain place. The only dumb part is that they could have easily had different "builds" for the console versions but in fact, chose not to do so they've had one unified build for years for their in-house games, even using papyrus script of all things for the ps3 version (this also exists on the pc version) which detects if you're on a ps3 (again.this is also on the pc version) and disables roughly 50 npc's so that the ps3 doesn't choke.Īlthough that's just Bethesdas 's not like Obsidian gave themselves enough time to have seperate builds as they wanted to rush new vegas out the door. like how New Vegas, Skyrim, and 3 are the same game across all platforms the same goes for 4 and since they allow mods on "consoles" there has to be restrictions set so that they don't break any Sony or Microsoft policies (mostly sony). Originally posted by bLaCkShAd0w:I find it amusing they chose to have plugins disable achievements, Yet you can put caqs into the console and unlock over half of them with the stroke of the enter key. Sim settlements is a very large mod and it has many mods that mod sim settlements. So yes i agree that there are many mods that are not cheats and some of them make large changes to the game. I may have been too broad in my comments that mods are cheats. Some are just plain funny, like ringo the flamingo and the different suits of clothing and the seasons mods and i could go on and on. You make a good point here, and i agree that there are many mods that are not cheats.
There's a lot you can add without breaking the gameplay, so I wouldn't say it's unfair to use mods and get achievements at the same time, especially when you can use console commands to teleport everywhere or move through walls, turn yourself invincible, and Insta-kill everything with the press of a button, but that's fine. Texture enhancements, UI improvements, improved lighting and weather effects, unofficial bug fixes, tons of extra settlement items, etc.
Originally posted by Suzaku:Yes, modding disables achievements, and there is a mod that reactivates them.Ĭertainly some mods are unbalanced or "cheaty", but there's plenty that aren't.
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