Fallout 4 is nearly seven years old, but YouTuber Digital Dreams has posted a new Beyond All Limits showcase to demonstrate that it can still look stunning on PC when packed with over three hundred mods and Reshade Ray Tracing.
For the latter, you’ll need access to Pascal Gilcher’s screen space ray tracing shader, available to Patreon subscribers or via GeForce Experience’s built-in filters. Digital Dreams also posted his own updated Fallout 4 Reshade preset, which again is available only to Patreon subscribers.
That said, the rest of the visual overhaul is largely owed to freely downloadable mods and graphics enhancements. You can find a list below.
Savrenx HD Vanilla Landscape
Flaconoil’s Complete Retexture Project
Langley’s HD Texture Workshop (Packed)
NMC’S texture bundle
Rubblerock Redone 4K
Vaultsuits UHD
Unique Prefabs
4K Posters Retexture by Wolf7808
Radiant clouds and fogs
Roads Redone 4K
Gravel Redone 4K
FAR – Faraway Area Reform
WAVE – Wave Animation Vanilla Enhanced
Better Leaf Piles
Bridge from Far Harbor to Longfellow’s Cabin
Church Walls 4K Retexture
Vehicle Overhaul
Scopes Framework
Dense Landscape
Flora FX Overhaul (Smaller Leaves Optimized)
Wasteland Illumination
Lighting Series All In One
Radioactive Signs Lighting
Enhanced Lights and FX
NAC X – Natural and Atmospheric Commonwealth X: Legacy Edition
APEX ENB for NAC – True Storms and Vivid Weather
Fallout 4 modding will likely continue for a long while since there is no new Fallout single player game in sight. Bethesda Game Studios confirmed that a new installment will eventually be made, but only after the release of Starfield and The Elder Scrolls VI, which means we’ll have to wait for the next decade.
Meanwhile, fans only have the upcoming Amazon Prime Video TV series and the continued support for Fallout 76, which just received the free content update Expeditions: The Pitt, where players go back to Pittsburgh, a location first visited in Fallout 3.
The post Fallout 4 Looks Stunning with 300+ Mods & Reshade Ray Tracing by Alessio Palumbo appeared first on Wccftech.