Stealthboy Recon Armor and Schematics
⚪ Last updated 2009⚠️ Install Order · 2 steps
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🔍 Analysis
- 👍 4.2% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
- 🏆 #172 of 238 Armour mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
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✅ Update 1. 3 by qzilla
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✅ Installation
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- Update 1. 3 by qzilla
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- The new version only activates the stealth field while the character is actually sneaking. Pick ONE ESP only from the 2 versions.
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- Installation
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- Extract the included ESP files into the Data folder located within your main Fallout 3 Directory.
- Activate whichever one you wish to use via the F3 Launcher or FoMM. DO NOT ACTIVATE BOTH.
- The Regular version replaces the default Recon Armor enchantment with a built-in 25% Stealth Field
- instead of a +5 Sneak bonus, the Workbench version allows you to create a the armor using the
- workbench and does not affect the default Recon Armor at all.
- 1 Recon Armor
- 1 StealthBoy
- 1 Fission Battery
- 1 Sensor Module
- Schematics are located in the following locations: Quartermaster Durga, Fort Independance, & Ranger
- Compound.
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- Description
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- This Mod either replaces the default Recon Armor enchantment or allows you to craft Recon Armor with
- a sneak-activated Steathboy effect instead of a bonus to Stealth. The effect is 1/3 the power of the
- one gained by using a Stealthboy; 25% instead of 75%.
🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data
This Fallout 3 mod adds a craftable Recon Armor with a permanent Stealthboy effect, letting players stay invisible while sneaking. It's a simple, focused addition for stealth-focused players, with 360 endorsements and last updated in 2009.
✨ Key Features
Adds a Recon Armor with a permanent Stealthboy effect to the craftable items list.
Craftable, allowing players to create the armor in-game.
Provides a permanent stealth effect, eliminating the need for consumable Stealthboys.
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Community-approved with 360 endorsements and over 8,500 downloads.
- Permanent stealth effect is a game-changer for stealth builds—no more hoarding Stealthboys.
- Simple, focused mod that does exactly what it says without bloat.
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2009—likely incompatible with modern Fallout 3 setups or mods.
- Permanent stealth may trivialize sneaking and make the game too easy for some players.
🎯 Is This For You?
For stealth-focused Fallout 3 players who want a reliable way to stay hidden without micromanaging Stealthboys. Also for modders looking for a simple crafting addition. Skip if you prefer balanced gameplay or use mods that overhaul stealth mechanics.
For stealth-focused Fallout 3 players who want a reliable way to stay hidden without micromanaging Stealthboys. Also for modders looking for a simple crafting addition. Skip if you prefer balanced gameplay or use mods that overhaul stealth mechanics.
📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute
💡 Beginner Tips
- Since the mod is from 2009, check if your Fallout 3 version is compatible—older mods may need manual plugin loading.
- If you use a mod manager, load this mod early in your load order to avoid conflicts with other armor mods.
- Test the crafting recipe at a workbench to ensure the armor appears correctly in your inventory.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Fallout 3 Mods
- Author
- Qzilla and Jake Zahn
- Version
- 1.75
- Downloads
- 8,587
- Endorsements
- 360
- Category
- Armour
- Created
- 11/21/2008
- Updated
- 9/2/2009
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