Look At Me - Raider Edition

This mod changes the entire catalogue of clothes for the Raiders.

The goal is to implement top notch clothing & armor mods in an immersive way.

This includes the following changes:

The raiders have a whole array of new underarmors & headgear from 3 fantastic mods giving the raiders a "crazy industrial" vibe.

Complete new chance system for armor pieces & headgear for an endless amount of variety.

Raider bosses have guaranteed spawning chances and are always armored to the teeth.

This makes the raiders a lot stronger then before. You have been warned.

The included clothing fits seamlessly into both a vanilla game or a modded game in terms of balance, worth & acquirement. 

Complete overhaul of defensive & caps values. There are small bug fixes included. Keyword & body slots are improved for a consistency across all these mods.

The crafting of the sets has been gated behind a perk requirement. This is done to prevent easy access to endgame gear.

The idea is that you get it from the world first before crafting it.

The description has been made as simply as possible.

If you want to know all the tiny details about what is changed, check the Articles.

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Download with any mod manager.

Nuka World is required.

Raider Overhaul ONE is required.

Raider Accessories is required.

Clothing of the Commonwealth is required.

Get the EVB version if you are using vanilla body.

The Clothing of the Commonwealth mod comes with AWKCR & AE requirements.

The replacement esp disables these requirements. It also renames & rebalances the entire set of clothing.

You can find this replacement esp on the file page.

If you want more info, see article.

All the patches for this mod will only work for the added clothing from Raider Overhaul ONE.

The rest of that mod has not been patched (like weapons & power armor).

You either need to do that yourself or find a patch for the rest for whatever conflicting mod you might use.

If you got an issue, check the Questions section below before commenting.

The goal

The goal is to implement other mods into the game in an immersive way.

In my eyes, that means you find the armor somewhere in the world. Be that an NPC, a vendor or a location.

Most clothing mods are easily obtained & most of the time overpowered in stats, unbalancing the entire game.

Therefore I gate them behind something, and balance them to fit seamlessly into the vanilla game.

Nuka World raiders

I left them alone. They are already pretty well defined by vanilla.