Steam Community :: Video :: Fallout 4 with 600 mod on Debian 12 Linux (Read Description).

Store Page

Fallout 4

All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews

Fallout 4 > Videos > Monster Mikong Wilds~'s Videos

Fallout 4 with 600 mod on Debian 12 Linux (Read Description).

Fallout 4

View all videos

Award

Title

Description

Hello everyone, so its been awhile i uploading my video about Linux gaming and mostly spend my times to mod FO4, lol. As you can see in the video modding with MO2 especially on Linux such as FO4, and Skyrim won't be any issue. However sometimes it can't be tricky to install Mod Manager, and even some tools you may want to install such as FO4Edit, Bodyslide, etc. But, i can make bold claim that 95% mods for FO4 are mostly working.

Here i making a FAQ if you have any question regarding FO4 mod Linux :

A : Heya, i just ditches from Windows and want to play FO4/Skyrim with mods so how can i install mod manager?

Me :  There is 2 ways if you want to install first you can visit MO2 rockerbeacon on github, and the second one by using Steam Tinker Launch (My recommended method). If you don't know anything about STL you should visit their website and read carefully to install. (I put the link bellow).

A : But what if i am saying that i don't like MO2 but prefer to using Vortex instead. Is that possible to install?

Me : Of course! You can also installing Vortex Mod Manager by using STL too! or even Lutris. But, really....i just want to say i highly recommended to you to using MO2 instead ...i could say vortex on Linux is working good, but sometimes it is really slow to deploy some mod, and the newest version on Lutris can causing some Purple texture bug! (i am not joking i swear), But its your pick anyway and i won't stopping you.

A : So, you saying that about "95% mods are mostly working" could you mention  mod i should avoid?

Me : Hmm this is really hard but i can tell you something about my experiences. So, some of them mod like ENB, Utilities, and some precombine stuff can causing CTD and requires trick to install.

*For the example : If you want to install Buffout 4 (or any mods that requires to install VCRedist 2019) you i'll need to install this first or otherwise it won't work or even CTD. To install them you can using winetricks and protontricks however if you are installing your mod via STL there is a option to install them pretty easy. (That is way i was using Steam Tinker Launch).

A : You mentioning that ENB can causing CTD on Linux. So, does ENB is working on FO4 Linux ?

Me : While yes, technically is working just fine on FO4 Linux. However, i noticed some significant FPS dropped, and also some missing effect can't be avoid. I think ENB is really good on Windows compared to Linux, and the biggest problem with ENB Linux is that hotkey configuration won't works...yes you hear me!. If you are okay with FPS problem and does not requires to edit your ENB then ENB might be worth for you.

A : Man! i just watched your video and why your FPS suck so bad? and even crash at the end of the video, lel.

Me : Lol, i knew that since i spends about 2000 hours playing this game on Linux. But trust me, it is not Linux OS fault, i just intalling too many mods...Including texture, new area, npc, or even some heavy scripted mod such as SS2, and SKK combat stalker. So yeah, i honestly wanted to lock my FPS to 30.

A : Could you share your Load Order?

Me : The answer is no. It aint perfect really...and far from good, you should build your own, sorry :( .

So, that's it for my annoying FAQ and  am really sorry if i couldn't show you to be more specific. If you guys had any other question don't be hesitate to comment bellow! and i'll be glad to answer. Thank you. :)

Some useful Link : 
Rockerbeacon MO2 : https://github.com/rockerbacon/modorganizer2-linux-installer
How to install mod manager using STL : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4Bf3gePcCU&t=271s
Install MO2 via Rockerbeacon version : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEbZ3hNcoRg&t=224s

My specs :
* Debian 12 Bookworm [www.debian.org]
* i5 10400f 3.4 gHZ
* RX 6600XT 8 GB
* DDR 4 Team Elite 3000 MHz
* Asus H410-E Mini Atx
* SSD Kingston 120gb
* 2x 500gb Sata wide green 5400rpm
* Cooler Master Series 550w

Save Cancel

7	Unique Visitors
0	Current Favorites