Concentrated Fire 3/3: The 20% damage stacks per shot synergize incredibly well with the large number of shots you can fire with a pistol. Penetrator 2/2: Makes it harder for enemies to hide from your VATS shots. Agility: 10 (12 with ‘Military Fatigues’). Perception: 10 (11 with any of: ‘Sunglasses,’ ‘Patrolman’s Sunglasses’ or ‘Welding Goggles’). The endgame stat allocation assumes the gathering of all +1 bobbleheads. Not every skill point is spoken for here, so there is some leeway to customize in some non-combat utility perks and just generally make it your own. Obviously with the unlimited level cap in Fallout 4, you can essentially get everything, so this build is aimed at the pre-DLC endgame (specifically, level 55). Using this build, one can go the entire game on ‘Survival’ difficulty without ever needing to shoot outside of VATS. Using a Lucky pistol on top of this allows a large number of shots in VATS, which synergizes with the ‘Concentrated Fire’ and ‘Gun Fu’ perks, provides a huge capacity for damage from the safety of VATS at a distance. This build revolves around stacking the Luck stat through ‘Lucky’ set gear, in combination with maximizing VATS through agility and perception. A close second is a build that gave between 25-28 in all stats using the Far Harbor DLC’s ‘Unyielding’ gear set but, even though it’s a monster, maintaining a 25% health requirement using radiation while walking through the more radiation-prone areas of the map proved too much of a chore to allow it to be suggested in good faith. For instance, if you're putting in a bar, Bottles Labels Overhaul is nice, or if you're putting in a pool hall, Pool Table HD Variants and Realistic Pool Balls HD are nice.This build provides the highest survivability whilst doing obscene amounts of damage from afar, all within the safety of VATS slow mo. There's some good specialty stuff out there. Something to increase the build limit, like Increased Build Limit 4K or Increased Settler Population with Infinite Settlement Budget I might grab it anyway, there's good stuff in there. Simply Modular Housing looks good, although the authors says it doesn't work as well as he'd like yet. I haven't checked, but I think it still offers options that Bethesda hasn't added. If you like signs and posters I've got a couple of mods.īetter Stores has some interesting shop counter variants and other such stuff.įunctional Displays, unless all of its function has been coopted by the DLC. Old World Plaids for variety in bedding and upholstery. Either way, one or the other is probably mandatory. SSEX was the unsupported mod, but last I heard it was being updated again. 
Homemaker was the go-to mod, but I don't know if it's being supported anymore.
So much is personal preference that it's hard to say what a "must have" list would be, but here are some recommendations.
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