The High Desert

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This mod is no longer supported.

I do not consent to this mod being included in any mod packs without permission.

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not involved in the creation

 of this mod profiting off of it.

I sincerely thank you, the community, for your support.

-th3overseer

Requires all the non-preorder DLC, as well as version 1. 3 or higher of my core ESM. Also, requires you to have brought law back to Primm in the vanilla game.

The High Desert is a relatively open-ended quest mod with everything you'd expect from a quest mod I made. A bit of dungeon crawling here, some wanton murder there, and a cast of (mostly insane) characters for you to speak with and/or violently murder. Build a saloon, do drugs with hippie astrologers, punch lots of dudes in a cave, achieve astral enlightenment. Naturally, everything is fully-voiced and lip-synced, and extensive bug-testing has been performed at the cost of my own sanity. You're welcome.

The quest can be started by speaking with a well-dressed man in the Vikki & Vance Casino. (Primm must have a sheriff first.)

Content Disclaimer:

Shockingly, this mod contains profanity. Also, some violence. And, far, far more egregious an offense than either of those sins is that this mod also contains some consenting adults with functioning libidos. The horror.

Also, this mod delves into some incredibly stupid dialogue at times. I'd advise you not go into this mod wearing your very serious no-fun-allowed hat.

Money, some new shopping opportunities, and a fancy sword that has been forged out of glorious weeaboo steel.

Difficulty!

Eh, it's about average for my content. Level 20+ will probably get you through it.

Bugs/Compatibility!

ALL TOGETHER, NOW! ♫ Not ♫ compatible ♫ with ♫ Freeside ♫ Open!  ♫

Also, likely not compatible with any big-ass Primm overhauls. It's definitely not compatible with anything that utilizes that ruined building right next to Nash's Mojave Express Office. I've been informed it's not compatible with More Mojave, either.

It is fully compatible with the New Bison Steve mod.

Some of the custom areas completely mangle quest markers. That's a cool vanilla engine feature, I can't do anything about it.

Also, you should probably turn off your ENB, or it might ruin the a