

Overall, I do not think that these types of mods are worth it. Making for some jarring texture transitions or seams. They also create a great disparity between the new textures and the vanilla textures, both in quality and in style, The limiting factor is the game's 32-bit engine rather than your PC.


Texture mods may improve some textures, but they canĬause performance drops and stuttering even on higher-end PCs. ENBs may make for pretty screenshots,īut they are near-impossible to play with due to the many bugs, performance problems, and vision-obscuring effects they use. Fallout New Vegas is an extremely fickle game, more so than Skyrim or Fallout 4.Īny visual improvements you make to the game will come at a cost. There may be less visual mods than you may be used to with a modded game, but there is good reason for that.
