Vault-Tec Historical Preservation Initiative

Here at the Vault-Tec Historical Preservation Initiative we understand that, in the event of total atomic annihilation, some aspects of our great nation's history will inevitably be corrupted by the passage of time, radiation exposure, or even something so simple as Jimmy Dohrman spreading those silly rumors all over again! To minimize this phenomenon, we have taken it upon ourselves to pre-emptively "fix" such historical inconsistencies through subliminal advertising, targeted propaganda, and good old fashioned self-correcting robotics.

Never again will America be mislead into believing anything not pre-approved for public consumption!

Fallout 4 has quite a few continuity hiccups with the rest of the series.  Many of them from Fallout 3, which I find genuinely confusing since Bethesda made that one themselves.  Anyway, I'm a lore nerd, and I like to "fill in logic gaps" as it were, so that's what this mod is about.  More specifically, it's about compromising between the old lore and the new lore; finding a way to marry both together in a way that makes sense while also being respectful of Black Isle, Obsidian and Bethesda's creative intent. 

• []Swaps the prologue T-60 Power Armored soldiers for the T-51b, and alters the T-60 Loading Screen Text to better explain why, and how, it exists.

• []Adds a terminal entry detailing Mr. House's response to the false claims made by Cambridge Polymer Labs regarding Liberty Prime. It can be found on the "Director's Terminal" in Cambridge Polymer Labs. (as of v1. 1)

• []Removes all instances/mention of Jet from Vault 95, and by extension Vault-Tec Regional HQ (as of v1. 12)

• []Alters the Quest Reward of Cambridge Polymer Labs to produce a T-45/T-51 variant (depending on player level; attempting to force it to be T-51) (as of 1. 15)

• []Adds a "Synth Component" to the inventory of Billy, Carol Peabody, Matt Peabody and Bullet to better justify Kid in a Fridge (as of 1. 15)

What this mod will fix: []Nuka Cola Quantum (Fallout 3 was very explicit on just how limited that r