Like I said at the start of this Guide, I'm assuming that you already know how to mod Fallout 3. WARNING: Before installing any of the mods listed in this section, mind the Compatibility Patches, updates and patches to ensure good gameplay. WARNING:This will only affect the items listed as 'Power Armor' Use this to get off shots on enemies that are far away as its very useful in VATS. Now imagine wearing Power Armor and getting hit with several dozen rounds per second, I'm pretty sure some bones will get broken. Hunting Rifle: This weapon can be accurate and powerful at range.I often overlooked it my first play through, but used it much more on my second game. Note that this mod will not stop your bones (limbs) from breaking, this is not immersion breaking because in the real world, if you're wearing kevlar with ceramic plating underneath and get hit with a bullet, you'll still receive force impact trauma resulting in bruises and sometimes broken bones. You'll eventually start taking damage when your armor condition goes way too low. This mod basically negates all damage from low calibur rounds while your Power Armor is in good condition. To know more about how damage is computed, please refer to this wiki page. If I was asked to install only one Power Armor immersion mod, this would be it.įallout 1, 2, Tactics and New Vegas all use the 'Damage Threshold' system but for some reason Fallout 3 uses the 'Damage Resistance' system. PLEASE READ THE 'READ ME' OF THIS MOD ONCE YOU DOWNLOAD IT (Specially if you've installed a mod that increases weapon damage such as Fallout: Wanderer's Edition)

Impervious Power Armor Impervious Power Armor [by: TheTalkieToaster

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