The mod scene for Fallout 4 is just getting warmed up. Our publishing platform does compress and shrink images, so if you're not convinced I'd encourage you to view this page which allows you to flip back and forth between multiple scenes, and view full resolution images. Granted, the above screens aren't the best first impression of the mod. That said, it looks like you'll be swapping the haze with slightly over-saturated red and blue hues. Though it's most pronounced in Fallout 4's daytime outdoor settings, the added vibrancy and subtle tweaks to lighting and shadows adds a nuanced, extra layer of immersion into all environments. Based on the author's description and screenshots, it's a subtle visual enhancement that adds 'more vibrance to the wasteland environment in Fallout 4' and makes it appear 'less washed out.' While our impressions of the game - technical or otherwise - are still under embargo (I'll have more to offer on this angle soon), pre-release leaks indicate that Bethesda has only made minor improvements to the Creation Engine, leaving plenty of opportunities for mod designers to get their hands dirty.Īfter analyzing before and after screenshots, the benefits of installing something like 'Enhanced Wasteland Preset' become obvious. 'Enhanced Wasteland Preset' is a graphics tweak by Razed, available to download for free at, a well-known portal for community-contributed game mods.

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