New weather types, with new particles/materials, including radiation rain, heavy dust storms, heavy fogs, heavy/light rain, and more!.
New interior sounds for all weathers: wind, rain, radstorm, and thunder sounds for all rain types, but only inside locations where it makes sense.
20 all-new, intense thunder sounds, and a new method for much more unpredictable/random playback.
No more “white rain” - particle materials are now using proper alpha blending and lighting, and are affected by the ambient lighting conditions.
All-new heavy rain/dust textures, materials, visual effects, and particle geometry for truly heavy storms!.
Intense visuals during rainstorms - distant fork and sheet lightning in the sky!.
The full list of additions and improvements are as follows: Surprise: not only is the 'True Storms' weather effects mod designed to intensify Fallout 4's already-impressive storms, it's quickly become the game's most popular mod by a wide margin. And, while weather mods were popular in Fallout 3, most would think that similar mods would be a bit of a redundancy in Fallout 4 - fans are busy building lightsabers and giving classic Nintendo games the post-apocalyptic treatment, not tweaking the game's weather system, right? but that's about it.Īs with most Bethesda games, the fans are already making some impressive mods: new weapons, new costumes and new mechanics are all par for the course at this point. It's there mostly for decoration: watching fog roll in or a radioactive storm sweep overhead is great, but it doesn't do much in terms of actual gameplay. It's easy to assume that, for the most part, fans never had any real issues with the weather system in Fallout 4.
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