Symbiotic Settlements

Home sweet home!

<<< Requires Eisenwolf's Legacy >>>

Time to roll up the sleeves and do some building! This collection of settlement assets provides you with a truckload of possibilities to create your own little dream house. Build brick walls, add some solar generators for some juice without the rattling of an engine right next to your bedroom, plug in a toilet and a sink for clean water, and go full OCD until your system burns out because of the details.

1. Install Eisenwolf's Legacy (see the link above) and do the small introduction quest if you haven't already (otherwise skip to step 2). Once it's done simply create a new savegame and log out.

2. Install this mod using NMM and continue from the savegame you just created.

3. After installing this mod, the next time you enter the game world a new holotape will be added to your inventory. This holotape provides the lore behind the settlement design of this mod, and also activates a new category in the "structures" tab of your workshop menu.

As with any mod that adds a new category to your workshop menu, Symbiotic Settlements also comes with an "uninstaller" chem! If you want to uninstall this mod, you MUST craft and use this chem first, otherwise it'll break your workshop menu!

There's a russian translation for this mod available now, provided by kopasov:

- Symbiotic Settlements (russian translation)

The main goal of Symbiotic Settlements is to recreate the buildings you can see in the Boston area, reflecting the style of the pre-war era. However it's not gonna be all bling-bling and shiny, but actually just as good as you can get it to work with what you can actually find in the wasteland - you can only work with the cards that the wasteland gives you.

Made of recycled cinderblocks and common corrugated iron, these homes will provide you and your settlers with a level of comfort most wastelanders can just dream of. Additionally, the buildings can be equipped with a proper sewage system, a primitive yet useful solar generator array, and the roof provides a good place for additional garden plots if you run out of space on the ground. At the end of the day, your settlers will barely have left the house because they got everything they need inside - makes you kinda jealous, doesn't it? :D