Fallout 4 Ww2 Uniforms Mod

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Empire might not be one of the most recent Total War titles, but it’s still a fan-favorite among many players (including myself).

Empire was an iconic title that brought us countless days of joy as well as rage thanks to its toxic online community(which game isn’t) and extremely fun gameplay.

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I decided to give it another go a few days ago and made a point to install a few mods to see which ones were better, as I was looking to spice things up a bit.

I came across some fantastic mods and I rediscovered some mods that I used years ago, such as DarthMod; easily one of the best gameplay enhancers that I’ve come across.

So to help other players I made this list so you can check out some of these fantastic mods that I came across.

Be sure to back up your saves, though, and I would recommend you starting new games whenever you install multiple larger mods at the same time.

They can mess with your saves or simply not work in your current ones since the game is quite a few years old. But don’t let that stop you from having some fun!

15. Imperial Destroyer Project

The mod adds a fair few new regions to the world map to make everything feel a tad newer and reinvigorated.

You’ll have the chance to play and conquer new regions using new units that the mod adds.

The unit models are not too well-made, which is why this mod isn’t ranked higher on this list.

14. Regiments of American Revolution

Just like the mod says, it adds a bunch of new units from the American Revolution to Empire.

It contains both British and American units, so you can experience a true clash of powers during your ETW campaign!

13. Colonialism 1600 AD

Travel back to the 17th century with the Total War engine and become a truly colonial power during the early days of the world’s colonization.

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The mod takes you back a few years and changes the shape of the world map to make it more historically accurate to its new age.

You will also experience new religions and units to fit the theme. Perfect!

12. Empire Total Chaos Mod

Alright, so this is not a serious mod.

In fact, this is the closest you will get to utter madness in Empire: Total War.

It changes certain units to make them far more powerful, with mortars being incredibly lethal and soldiers such as the grenadier having explosive rifles.

If you’re up for a bit of non-historically accurate fun, you need to check this one out – I had a blast with it.

Just don’t start a campaign because it’s going to suck.

11. Nec Pluribus Impar

This mod is a complete overhaul of the French armies, but it only focuses on the French.

It adds a whole new lot of troops that are representative of the soldiers that fought for France during the Seven Years War, which allows a better transition between different stages of the game and a less radical one than the one presented originally in vanilla Empire.

10. No Protectorates Mod

Tired of every major colonial power having protectorates instead of direct control over their colonies? Install this mod.

Gone are the days of New Spain failing to stop insurgents or Americans gaining their independence from Britain.

It’s time to bring imperialism to a whole new level with this amazing mod and keep a better hold of the colonial world like never before in Empire: Total War.

9. Ottoman Overhaul Mod

This mod does bring a lot of positives to the table by improving the Ottoman faction.

But that’s not all – you also get a few cool additions made to the overall fighting system of the game.

It improves collisions, armor, morale, fatigue, and the quality of naval battles.We’re talking about a lot of minor changes that add up to something big.

It might not be an overhaul, but it’s still a fantastic addition to the game nonetheless.

8. Unit Size Mod

Oh man. I know this mod doesn’t really change much, but it’s still one of my favorite Empire mods of all time.

It makes regiments go from 120 units to 400, allowing you to unleash hell upon the battlefields and watch some fantastic battles come to pass.

If you’re a Total War player because of cinematic epicenes, do yourself a favor and check out the Unit Size mod. It’s brilliant.

7. A Proper Empire: Terra Incognita

Terra Incognita has been at the top tier of Empire mods for a few years.

It contains a bunch of new units, sounds, and a lot of different particles that truly enhance your Total War experience in a game that came out well over a decade ago.

It’s not truly an overhaul, but more of a set of improvements that is sure to change the game for the better.

If you want something more radical I’d suggest you check out the mod rated #2 further on this list.

6. Additional Units Mod

Friends, if new units is what you’re after please stop here. Take a minute of your time – breathe.

Now, check this damn mod out.

It adds a staggering number of units to the game, all of which are fully custom made and include regular army regiments as well as ships and even field marshals.

Those of you who like a bit of variety injected to the game should see this mod as a must-have.

It’s a fantastic overall addition to Empire and it’s sure going to make you feel like you’re playing a brand-new game.

5. Victoria: Total War

Victoria: Total War is a remaster of the original Empire: Total War game using the same base engine of Empire.

But it focuses on providing more content in the form of units, armies, and regions, related to the period that ranges between the second half of the XIX century up until the First World War.

This fantastic mod has been made for a long period of time, with the creator having worked on it for over 4 years. That’s some real commitment.

Right now the mod is still getting updated but the patches aren’t as constant as they once were.

In any case, it’s still very much an ongoing project that you can enjoy in the 2020s.

4. The Rights of Man

Alright, The Rights of Man doesn’t take the first spot on this list because of how tight the competition is.

This massive overhaul was released over a decade ago in 2009, but it adds so much to the game that it still stands as one of the best Empire: Total War mods in the history of the game.

New sounds, better gameplay, new units, more variety, better flags, improved smoke, realistic blood, and more historical events are added to the game…

This turns Empire into an even bigger masterpiece than it was years ago.

3. Imperial Splendour

Imperial Splendour is not as much of a massive overhaul to the game as other mods on this list.

But it does make some fantastic tweaks to the audio of Total War as well as bringing incredible improvements to the factions of France and Great Britain.

Plenty of work went into the creation of this mod, and you can tell how fantastic it is by simply looking at its changelog.

Tweaks to the tech trees as well as the Philosophy trees make the game better, more enjoyable, and keep the essence of Empire intact in the process.

2. DarthMod Empire

The DarthMod is a complete overhaul for various aspects of Empire: Total War.

Not only will you be able to play with hundreds of new and different units, but the game is completely improved in terms of gameplay.

The AI will no longer move pointlessly across the maps (the campaign map as well as the battle maps). You will be faced with a far more challenging experience should you install DarthMod.

If you’re a Total War veteran, I do recommend you try it out.

I’ve been playing this game for years and I can’t get a hold of combat against the computer in max difficulty with DarthMod installed.

Good luck, commander.

1. The American Revolution Mod

This absolutely amazing mod turns the game into a massive American Revolution Total War title.

With this you’ll be able to experience the most iconic battles of the American Revolution, or play through a campaign where you’ll be in charge of changing the shape of history according to how things go by your command.

It’s a fully customized mod that even comes with the DarthMod AI, which can make the battles extremely challenging. Which means more fun, right?

It also comes with a separate launcher as well as full compatibly with the regular Total War campaigns.

This mod takes the first spot for three reasons:

How complete it is
How much it adds, and
How popular it is amongst Empire fans!

Absolutely giving this a gold seal of approval. Totally worth checking out if you have the time.

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Until further notice, please be aware that using the Mod Manager to download and install the uniform pack won’t work as they’re all clumped together. It doesn’t take much to move them manually but I understand the desire for simplicity and streamlining the process. I promise I will get the uniforms sorted out into individual downloads as soon as I can. Also, if I note that people aren’t very much interested in the insignia-less uniforms, I’ll go to releasing them on an individual basis or something, as there’s no point in taking the extra time to make them. Let me know.

***To spawn the items in game, hit ~ to bring up the console and type in:
player.additem F6D89 – Sea Captain’s hat (whichever version you’ve installed)
player.additem 23432 – Army helmet (whichever version you’ve installed)
player.additem 23431 – Army fatigues (whichever uniform you’ve installed)
player.additem e3710 – Field Scribe’s Hat (whichever version you’ve installed)

—-4k Black SS Uniform is done!!! Looks incredible. It’ll be arriving Friday evening.

2.1a The first hats are in! 2k resolution and absolutely beautiful, check the pictures out!

2.1 Update 11/18-
*Leather Belts!!!!!! All uniforms now feature leather belts complete with photoreal SS officer’s buckle and stitching.
*Added specular and normal maps to all uniforms and helmets. All specular and normal maps are 2k instead of 1k. Looking into upgrading to 4k as an optional download.
*Touched up some of the details on the camo tunics; pockets and different sides of the tunic have separate patterns, they’re no longer a continuous one overlaid on the tunic.
*Added the black Allgemeine-SS tunics. Not doing any armbands at the moment because I’m treading on thin ice as it is. Consdiering it for a later date.
*Added the standard Feldgrau Waffen-SS tunic.
*All tunics and helmets come in versions both with and without the Sig runes and the swastika, so feel free to choose which you prefer.
*All tunics now feature the Knight’s Cross ribbon on the chest.
*Removed the sleeve rank from the camo tunics. It wasn’t rendering as I’d hoped; looking into restoring it at a later date. More focused on getting more patterns out right now.
*The black Allgemeine tunic features the Honor Chevron on the sleeve. Until more sophisticated tools are available, this will render on both sleeves. Not the end of the world, just thought it worth mentioning.

In the works:
*Bringing the spring Oak pattern out tomorrow (11/19) hopefully.
*Based on feedback, may touch up the maps on some of the uniforms to make them either more or less detailed…some look a bit more raggedly than would be expected in WW2 Germany, on the other hand, this is the wasteland and you’ve probably scrapped all your clothes irons by now.
*Bringing the officer’s hat out at some point this weekend. Planning on doing a black Allgemeine version with the white piping and the eagle, a gray SS version, and a gray Wehrmacht version.
*I will be restoring the field scribe hat to the download package as soon as I’m done touching up some of the textures and maps, as well as making a few new versions with details like the Eidelweiss.
*Wehrmacht tunics are coming, both camo and Feldgrau. For the Feldgrau tunics: Until meshes can be edited, I’m forced to work with what I have. In the spirit of being a bit anachronistic with the game and all, I’ll be modifying the original designs to fit into the in game fatigues; the wide lapels will become bottle green and feature the collar rank, etc.

As always, I welcome suggestions and feedback. Hoping this can start to get a wider exposure.

1.0-
Hey folks, hope you enjoy this one if you’re looking for some anachronism in your Fallout experience….to the extent it isn’t one already I suppose. Anyways, I’ve redone the Army Fatigues, Army Helmet, and Field Scribe Hat in the wonderful Waffen-SS Oak B camo, the fall pattern. I have the green spring pattern coming, as well as other German camouflage patterns from WW2 on the way; splinter camo, the Fallschirmjäger camo, dot camo, plaintree, all of em.

As a note: some of the pieces feature both the fall and spring patterns on them, this is intentional. During the war all of the Oak camouflage items were reversible between the fall and spring patterns, and as the war drew nearer to the end, production issues meant that pieces of fabric were often mismatched. Multiple pieces were also sewn together so any texture seams are actually accurate…how’s that for working out? :p

I understand the…sensitive nature of some of the regalia and insignia that go with this. Granted, everyone is playing a game featuring profanity, gratuitous violence, nice nude patches now, and plenty of wanton chaos and destruction, so while I doubt most will have a problem with seeing accurate SS insignia, I have included versions of the items without SS insignia, leaving a blank SS tab (which also happened commonly during the war, so I can really get away with all this if you’re into the history as I am).

This is an evolving project, and it’s been a ton of fun so far. Over the course of the next few days I plan on releasing:
Non-camouflaged helmets and the hat, also with insignia like the Eidelweiss, the Totenkopf, etc.
The Spring Oak A *and* B camos
The various splinter, blurred edge, and dot camos
The Fallschirmjäger splinter camouflage. I’d love to do the smocks they wore over their standard blue Luftwaffe uniforms, but I don’t believe there’s a suitable model in game at the moment.
I will be doing the bandannas in the various camo patterns; soldiers of all branches can be seen wearing them, typically mixed and matched to other uniforms.
Different ranks on the uniforms, as well as some featuring the Knight’s Cross, etc.
Eventually some non-camo standard Feldgrau uniforms, and the Afrika Korps tan HBT uniforms.

If you have any suggestions I welcome them, and I appreciate any feedback you have to offer. I’ve had a ton of fun with this so far and I hope that others can appreciate the work I’ve put into it so far. The files should drop right into your Data folder in the Fallout 4 folder. Of course, make sure you have the

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