The Uranium Fever Team presents:

Uranium Fever is a massive, full-game overhaul and expansion of the worlds of Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 3. Focused on a hardcore and compelling gameplay experience, this list represents a dramatic deviation from the vanilla experience. Every single mod and setting included in this list was carefully considered by a team of experts in various different New Vegas modding domains. Very few aspects of the game remain untouched. We consider this the most cohesive, balanced, and mechanically interconnected Tale of Two Wastelands (TTW) experience. Enjoy!

• A robust assortment of utilities, frameworks, fixes, and quality of life improvements.
• Carefully crafted settings for every single mod inclusion.
• Significant modernizations of the UI, HUD, and Pip-Boy.
• Many new functionalities seamlessly integrated into the gameplay experience, with clear notation of these functions and their associated hotkeys.
• Large-scale, immersive overhauls and expansions of most locations.
• Comprehensive, hardcore rebalancing of all gameplay aspects (including combat, physics, NPC AI, weapons, armor, aid, healing, consumables, and more), with an emphasis on greatly enhancing difficulty and cohesion.
• Ample new items, armors, perks, quests, enemies, and creatures, all intended to further expand the authentic Fallout experience.
• Substantial object mesh, navmesh, collision marker, room bound, texture, and LOD optimizations with the goal of improved performance and an enhanced combat experience.
• Extensive, full-game retexturing and reimagining of both Wastelands.
• Dramatically overhauled lighting to improve the ambiance of both Wastelands.
• Countless new animations to improve gameplay flow, engagement, and believability.
• An expansive overhaul to music and the entire soundscape to promote deeper immersion.

• Quick Select - Seamlessly adds new and intuitive quick-access weapon and aid selection menus.
• Item Cards - Adds new, real-time, detailed stat menus to inspected items.
• Keybind Quick Display - Adds a customized list of pre-configured hotkeys and function descriptions for quick reference.
• Radiation Visuals - Adds new visual effects when the player is exposed to radiation, including ionizing particles, static noise, and blurred vision.
• Simple Subtle Camera Shake - Adds subtle yet immersive camera responsiveness to injuries.

• Sweets Simple Settings - Adjusts various gameplay settings to promote a more difficult, hardcore experience. Modifications include damage, health, AP, carry weight, crippled limb penalties, dismemberment, skill tags, and vendor respawn timing.
• Harder Barter Faster Stronger (Sicko Mode) - Rebalances the economy around the barter skill, functionally creating a much more punishing economy.
• Bullet Time - Utilized in Uranium Fever to completely supplant VATS, Bullet Time is a robust, AP based, time-scaling function with an emphasis on careful player aim and thoughtful decision making.
• Armor Damage Overhaul - Replaces the nonsensical base game armor degradation system with a design that is highly customizable and markedly more intuitive.
• New Blood - A complete reconstruction and rebalancing of damage in its entirety. New Blood adds bleeding effects when struck by bladed weapons and formula based knockdown when hit by blunt weapons or shotgun shots.
• Famine - A loot scarcity mod that punishes poor resource management habits and forces the player to engage with the barter and crafting systems.
• RAD Radiation Is Actually Dangerous - A hardcore overhaul to radiation, dehydration, hunger, and sleep deprivation, making these effects considerably more impactful
• Sweet Consumables - A top-to-bottom reconstruction of consumables and miscellaneous items with a focus on deliberate and thoughtful balance.
• Aid Addon - Adds 16 new, hardcore healing items and new survival healing options.
• Sweet Healing Systems - A comprehensive overhaul and rebalancing of doctors, sleep, endurance, infirmary based healing and radiation removal, doctor radiation removal, radiation dispersal over time, infirmary detox, and addiction removal.
• SPARE Sweet Part and Ammo Rebalance and Expansion - A complete rebalancing of the ammo crafting system, with cohesive breakdown recipes, battery-based energy cell recharging, explosives crafting and breakdown, added ammo types, a consistent naming scheme, a transition to vendor sold boxes of ammo, and economy improvements.
• SWEEP Sweet Weapon Enhancement and Expansion Package - A complete rebalance of weapons intended to create a cohesive and balanced system with more gradual weapon progression.
• Sweet Dynamic Detection System - Enhances NPCs ability to detect the player at longer distances, functionally nerfing sniping.
• Simple AI Merge - A long-term collection of AI improvements made by one of the game’s leading engine experts. This mod makes combat far more engaging.
• Immersive Recoil 2.0 - Adds realistic recoil to guns, making combat far more challenging.
• Immersive Recoil NPC - Adds a recoil-like mechanic to NPCs, greatly improving the flow of combat.
• Weapon Jamming Tweaks - Adjusts weapon jamming to foster a more hardcore experience. Fixes several jam related bugs, and adds a new jam clearing function.
• STARS Sweet's Total Armor Rework System - A comprehensive rebalancing of the entire armor suite. Also seamlessly integrates a large collection of the best modded armor retextures and additions.
• Sweet Perk Overhaul - A complete rebalancing and reimagining of all base game perks, with the goal of making every single perk situationally enticing.
• Sweet 6 Shooter Perks - A seamless and immersive addition of 99 perks and 22 traits, with the goal of making appealing perks available for all different weapon and armor build types.

• Bad Touch - Adds consequences to exposure to environmental hazards, such as fire, electricity, cacti, broken glass, toxic sludge pools, poisonous gas, and radioactive goo.
• BURN (Hardcore Fire Effects) - Causes unprotected humans and flammable creatures to panic and flee when set on fire, enhancing gameplay mechanics for fire and explosive based weaponry.
• Forced Entry - Allows the player to bypass locks by attacking them. This makes the player choose between using different scarce resources, lockpicks or ammo and weapon condition.
• Universal Water Bottling - Allows the player to fill empty bottles or canteens from any water source. This facilitates harsher H2O consumption settings and consequences, while also adding scarce resources to ameliorate said hardcore needs.
• Camping - Allows the player to carry a sleeping bag and campfire that can be dropped anywhere for quick use.
• Immersive Minigames - Real-time, character-skill based replacements for hacking and lockpicking, with an emphasis on resource management.
• B42 Quickthrow - Adds a new, modernized weapon throwing mechanic, further promoting the use of throwables.
• Stash Organizer - A customizable framework to configure automatic organization of stored items.
• Purchase Items on Display - Allows purchase of items directly off of shelves in shops, rather than bartering directly with vendors. Most mods included in Uranium Fever have items specifically placed and balanced for use with this mod.

• Functional Post Game Ending - Adds a fully functional post-game world to the game. You will no longer be brought to the credits after beating the game.
• MoreMojave - Adds many new, intense, and carefully balanced locations at sparser areas of the Mojave Wasteland.
• Uncut Wastelands - Restores a massive amount of scenery, items, and NPCs that were patched out of the game following release.
• The Living Desert - Adds hundreds of NPCs and scripted events to the Mojave Wasteland, further fleshing out the Fallout universe.
• Sweet Pain - Adds many intense and unique locations throughout the game, all packed with lore and excitement.
• Mojave Raiders - A complete overhaul and diversification of the many Raider factions of the Mojave Wasteland.
• AGE (Anchorage Gameplay Expansion) - A complete overhaul of the Anchorage DLC including rebalancing, new gear, new weapons, new enemies, new encounters, and new boss fights. Heavily inspired by Call of Duty, Doom Eternal, and Half-Life, though with an emphasis on full-game cohesion and lore-friendliness.
• DMT (Dead Money Tweaks) - A complete overhaul of the Dead Money DLC including rebalancing, new gear, new weapons, and new enemies. Intended to be a pseudo-RPG-survival horror experience inspired by Resident Evil, though with focus on full-game cohesion and lore-friendliness.
• EDGE (Early Decisions and Gameplay Enhancement) - A large-scale overhaul of Tale of Two Wastelands. EDGE initially originated as a mod focused on rebalancing the early game, though has since been expanded to comprehensively rebalance nearly all aspects of both Wastelands, affecting many weapons, armors, locations, quests, encounters, creatures, companions, NPCs, loot, crafting, vendors, SPECIAL stats, perks, and karma.

• Brave New World - A near complete professional revoicing of voice lines throughout the Mojave Wasteland, including more than 7,000 lines of dialogue.
• Dialogue & Interaction Expansion Overhaul - A comprehensive overhaul of player dialogue and interaction choices.

• Companion Characteristics - Provides gameplay quirks derived from companion personality traits.
• Mojave Wildlife - Adds hundreds of leveled, vanilla-friendly creature spawn points throughout the Mojave Wasteland.

• Autumn Leaves - A DLC-sized quest mod delving into a centuries-old library inhabited by sentient machines. Contains over 2,000 professionally voiced lines, 8 new quests, around 10 hours of gameplay, multiple different endings, and an original soundtrack.
• Havasu Blues - A DLC-sized quest mod featuring an irradiated survival experience in the territory surrounding Lake Havasu City. Includes more than 60 professionally voiced characters, 28 new quests, around 10 hours of gameplay, and an entirely new world space.
• 3DNPCs - Two expansive content mods, each focused on expanding its respective Wasteland. The first adds 15 quests, 8 companions, many background NPCs, and a radio station to the Capital Wasteland. The second adds 5 quests, 3 companions, and many background NPCs to the Mojave Wasteland.
• Vegas Elysium Perk Pack - A perk and trait pack that introduces a new cabinet and flaw systems, inspired by the game Disco Elysium. These new systems typically take the form of the player having a conflicting thought that initially provides a debuff, though after meeting certain criteria (coming across specific items, encounters, or taking a certain action enough times), the player is able to internalize the “answer” to the thought, ultimately providing a substantial buff. The text prompts in this mod are typically very colorful, adding a great deal of depth and fun to the game.

• ATMOS Ambience Overhaul - A massive modernization of the ambient soundscapes of both Wastelands.
• Passive Combat Music Tweaked - Delays combat music until certain conditions have been met, preventing the player from being prematurely notified that they were spotted by enemies.

• 3rd Person Camera Overhaul - Adds modernized camera features, such as shoulder swapping, smooth interactive camera movement, and fully fleshed out customizable camera positioning.
• Armed to the Teeth Redux - Allows the player to holster 4 weapons on their body at once.
• Titans of the New West 2.0 - A complete reimagining and retexturing of power armor to achieve a much more heavy and imposing aesthetic. Also including many new features, animations, and sound effects.
• B42 Optics - Seamlessly adds dual-render scopes into the game.
• B42 True Learning - Adds contextual lean when aiming out from corners.
• Enhanced Movement - A complete movement overhaul and expansion, featuring bug fixes, diagonal movement, enhanced sprinting, enhanced sneaking, animated prone framework, and new animations.
• Modern Stagger Animations - A complete replacement for stagger animations made via motion capture. Greatly enhances the flow of combat.
• Simple Attack Reactions - Adds animations to NPCs in response to being injured. Greatly enhances the flow of combat.
• Ragdolls & Death Throes - Dramatically improves ragdoll behavior to create more realistic pain and death animations.
• New Vegas Reloaded & Salamand3r's Helios Preset - A custom graphical extender that injects various new effects into the game. Helios utilizes this framework to make uniquely customized and independent world space visuals. This is, arguably, the most beautiful expression of the DC and Mojave Wastelands.
• Desert Natural Weathers - A complete overhaul of the weathers of both Wastelands with 360 panoramic cloud textures, improved lighting, and enhanced variation in rain, overcast, clear, snowy, and foggy weathers.

• English Steam version of Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 3 with all DLCs for both games.
  • The Epic Games version DOES NOT work with Wabbajack
  • The PCR Game version DOES NOT work with Wabbajack.
• Windows 10 or higher (64-bit).
• Visual C++.
  • Extract the archive, open the extracted folder, right click install_all.bat, and select run as administrator.
• DirectX Runtime Libraries.
• .NET Framework 4.8.
• The latest driver versions for your GPU.
• An archiving tool - We recommend 7-zip.
• A text editor - We recommend Notepad++.
• A Nexus Mods account. - Premium subscription is HIGHLY recommended, otherwise you will have to manually click download for all ~1,000 mods.
• A ModPub account.
• A Discord account.

• CPU: Intel 2xxx i5/AMD FX 8xxx or higher required, Intel 6xxx i5/Ryzen 5 or higher recommended.
• RAM - 16gb or higher required. Dual channel recommended.
• GPU - GTX 1060 6gb/R9 390 8gb required, 8gb RTX or RDNA GPU recommended.
• SSD required. NVMe SSD recommended. Due to the nature of Wabbajack downloads and compilation, 150+gb of free space is required.

• Navigate to the Root Directory (C:\, D:\, etc).
• Create a folder named Modding, then open it.
• Create a folder named Wabbajack.
• Create another folder named Uranium Fever, then open it.
• Create a folder named downloads.

• Download the Wabbajack Installation file.
• Move the downloaded Wabbajack file to C\Modding\Wabbajack.
• Run Wabbajack.exe. This will automatically install Wabbajack.
• Close Wabbajack.

- Open the settings cogwheel in Wabbajack and log into your Nexus account.
- Hit back and select Browse Modlists.
- Select Fallout New Vegas under games at the top of the page.
- Toggle the "Show Unofficial Lists" filter.
- Search for Uranium Fever and hit the download button. This will begin downloading .wabbajack file.
- Once finished, hit the play button (which has now replaced the download button).

• Under Modlist Installation Location, enter C\Modding\Uranium Fever.
• Under Resource Download Location, enter C\Modding\Uranium Fever\downloads.
• Begin the installation and accept the Nexus Mods API request when prompted.
• If you are not a Nexus Mods premium user, manually click download on each mod.
• When complete, Wabbajack will display a green, confirmatory Installation Complete screen.
• If a red Installation Failed screen appears, repeat the above steps.
• Close Wabbajack.

• Launch Fallout: New Vegas from Steam/GOG.
• Click OK to pop-ups saying Detecting Video Hardware.
• Exit the launcher.
• Launch Fallout 3 from Steam/GOG.
• Click OK to pop-ups saying Detecting Video Hardware.
• Close the launcher.

• Launch ModOrganizer.exe, which is located inside of C\Modding\Uranium Fever\ModOrganizer.exe.
• If you see a prompt stating that FalloutNV_lang.esp was found, select Yes.
• If you see a prompt to register, select Yes.

• In the top right corner of MO2, open the drop-down menu that says Uranium Fever and select Uranium Fever Launcher.
• Click Run, then navigate to Options.
• Select the Ultra Preset.
• Uncheck the Windowed option, then select your monitor's resolution.
• If your monitor's resolution is not present, this can be set manually by entering MO2's INI editor, navigating to the Falloutprefs.ini tab, and changing iSize W and iSize H in the Display section to reflect your monitor's screen width and height.
• Close the launcher.

• Download the 3.3.2a Tale of Two Wastelands Installer and extract the contents of the archive.
• Copy C\Modding\Uranium Fever\mods\[NoDelete] Tale of Two Wastelands.
• Open the extracted Tale of Two Wastelands Installer folder, right click TTW Install.exe, and select Run as Administrator.
• Verify that the file path for the Fallout 3 matches your normal Steam/GOG Fallout 3 installation path (this should be auto-configured).
• CHANGE the Fallout New Vegas file path to C:\Modding\Uranium Fever\Stock Game\Fallout New Vegas.
• Enter C\Modding\Uranium Fever\mods\[NoDelete] Tale of Two Wastelands into the Tale of Two Wastelands Installation Path.
• Click Install.
• When complete, close the Installer.

• Navigate to the TES Reloaded Discord Server.
• In the Nightly Builds channel, download the NVR Nightly release from March 29th, 2024. DO NOT use the latest build.
• Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
• Select the NVR download from your Downloads folder.
• Name it [NoDelete] NVR.
• Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.

• Download Stash Organizer.
• Select Manual download.
• Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
• Select the Stash Organizer download from your Downloads folder.
• Name it [NoDelete] Stash Organizer.
• Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.
• In the plugins tab (the right pane in MO2), find Stash Organizer.esp, click the check box to enable it, then drag it up to priority #116 (between PurchaseDisplay.esp and JustAssortedMods.esp).

• Download Capital Wasteland Hideouts.
• Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
• Select the Capital Wasteland Hideouts download from your Downloads folder.
• Name it [NoDelete] Capital Wasteland Hideouts.
• Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.
• In the plugins tab (the right pane in MO2), find RRTV_FO3_capitalWasteland_Hideouts_TTW.esm and click the check box to enable it. This plugin does not need to be moved.

• Tammer:
  • Download Tammer.
  • Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
  • Select the Tammer download from your Downloads folder.
  • Name it [NoDelete] Tammer.
  • Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.
  • Right click the Tammer mod, click information, right click Tammer's NIF-Bashed Armor Mega-Pack.esm, and click hide.

• Ghouls:
  • Download Ghouls.
  • Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
  • Select the Ghouls download from your Downloads folder.
  • Name it [NoDelete] Ghouls.
  • Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.
• FeralGhoulsHD:
  • Download FeralGhoulsHD.
  • Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
  • Select the FeralGhoulsHD download from your Downloads folder.
  • Name it [NoDelete] FeralGhoulsHD.
  • Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.
• Wasteland Clothing HD:
  • Download Wasteland Clothing HD.
  • Click the Install a New Mod from Archive icon in the top left corner of MO2 (it looks like a floppy disc).
  • Select the Wasteland Clothing HD download from your Downloads folder.
  • Name it [NoDelete] Wasteland Clothing HD.
  • Select Replace when prompted Mod Exists.

• Open Windows Security from the Start Menu.
• Open App & Browser Control in the left sidebar.
• Open Exploit Protection Settings under Exploit Protection.
• Set Force Randomization for Images (Mandatory ASLR) to Use Default (Off).

• Open Windows Security.
• Open Virus & Threat Protection.
• Click Manage Settings under Virus & Threat Protection Settings.
• Scroll down and select Add or Remove Exclusions under Exclusions.
• Select the Uranium Fever Installation location.
• Add another exclusion for the Wabbajack Installation location.
• This process will also need to be done for any third-party antivirus.

• Navigate to your steam folder (the same folder where your steam.exe is).
• Right click GameOverlayRenderer.dll and open properties.
• Open the security tab and click edit.
• Click the Deny option under Read & Execute for every user.
• Click Apply, then Yes.
• In the same folder, right click SteamOverlayVulkanLayer.dll and open properties.
• Open the security tab and click edit.
• Click the Deny option under Read & Execute for every user.
• Click Apply, then Yes.

• MOST users will not have to follow these instructions. The most updated version of DXVK has already been pre-installed by default in Uranium Fever. Those with older graphics cards (no vulkan, or Intel iGPU) should follow these instructions if unable to launch the game:
  • Intel iGPU users:
    • Navigate to the Uranium Fever Installation Location > DXVK.
    • Move the DXVK 1.10.1 folder into the game's Root folder, which can be found in the Uranium Fever Installation Location > Stock Game > Fallout New Vegas (C\Modding\Uranium Fever\Stock Game\Fallout New Vegas if you used the recommended filepaths).
  • Vulkan-less GPU users:
    • If you are not sure that this applies to you, ignore this section.
    • Move the contents inside of the DXVK 1.10.3 folder into the game's Root folder, which can be found in the Uranium Fever Installation Location > Stock Game > Fallout New Vegas (C\Modding\Uranium Fever\Stock Game\Fallout New Vegas if you used the recommended filepaths).

• Install and launch RTSS.
• Open the System Tray (the triangle pointing upwards on the taskbar) and click the RTSS icon (an image of a computer screen) to open it.
• Press the green Add button and select FalloutNV.exe.
• Set Application Detection Level to Low.
• Set Framerate Limit to 59.95.
  • Uranium Fever is a graphically intense Wabbajack list. Some users may be able to set higher Framerate Limits, though ensure your Framerate Limit is > 0.05 LOWER than your monitors refresh rate.
• Enter settings using the Setup button.
• Enable Passive Waiting.
• Set Framerate Limiter to Front Edge Sync.

• In MO2, select Uranium Fever from the large dropdown list in the top middle, then click the Uranium Fever Performance Profile.

• The game CANNOT be launched outside of MO2. Launching from Steam or GOG WILL fail.
• In MO2, select Uranium Fever from the dropdown list in the top right, then click run.

• Confirm that the game launches and runs appropriately before following this step.
• Navigate to C\Modding\Uranium Fever\downloads.
• Delete the downloads folder.

• Reinstall the list from the Wabbajack tool and enable the Overwrite Installation checkbox.

• Crashing - I am crashing, what can I do to fix it?
  • Post your crashlog (found in the Uranium Fever > Stock Game > Crash Logs folder) in the Uranium Fever Support channel on discord (link provided above).
• Failed and Slow Nexus Downloads - Why are all of my downloads so slow, and eventually failing?
  • You failed to connect your nexus account to your wabbajack. Open the settings cogwheel in Wabbajack and log into your Nexus account.
• First Time Playing - Is the list appropriate for a person who has never played Fallout before?
  • Yes. This list is appropriate for anyone who wants a robust, hardcore gaming experience.
• Keybinds - How do I find Uranium Fever's Keybinds?
  • Press K in the pause menu.
• Manual Installs - Why do I have to manually install TTW, NVR, and Stash Organizer?
  • Modpub does not allow automated wabbajack downloading. We apologize for this inconvenience..
• Manual Installs - Why do I have to click to install Vanilla UI + and Vanilla UI Extension?
  • The auto download feature on the moddb website is extremely unreliable, requiring this step to be manual.
• Other Modded Instances - Can I keep my own modded setup if I play Uranium Fever?
  • Yes. Uranium Fever is entirely self contained through the use of a Stock Game folder. As long as you have the appropriate Fallout installations (Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and all DLCs) the installation will still work and will not interfere with your other modded setup.
• Ragdolls - Doesn't Ragdolls cause crashes?
  • No. The original version of ragdolls did cause crashes. The replacement plugin available in Death Throes is NOT prone to crashes.
• Size - Why is the installation requirement so large?
  • When Wabbajack compiles and installs a list, it requires simultaneously drive presence of the initial download, the unedited file, and the file after it has been altered (in our case, most large texture packs have been appropriately compressed, optimized, and BSA packed). Many of these files are automatically removed following installation, though if desired, around 50gb of download files can also be deleted. Deleting these download files will make updating more arduous, however.
• Start Location - Can I start in the Mojave Wasteland?
  • Yes. To start in the Mojave Wasteland, select "memory" when prompted "Is this now, or just a memory?" immediately after leaving the vault.
• Stock Game - What is the Stock Game Folder and why do I need it?
  • It is an installation of Fallout New Vegas that has already had several root mods installed. It also has the benefit of not altering the main Fallout New Vegas installation. Uranium Fever is entirely self contained in this respect.
• TTW Installation - Can I just move my TTW installation from a prior modlist into the TTW mod folder?
  • No. The TTW Installer edits Fallout New Vegas files in the Stock Game folder, this intentional to allow Uranium Fever to be entirely self contained.
• Vortex - Can I install Uranium Fever with vortex?
  • No. Wabbajack is inherently incompatible with vortex.

• DO post your support requests and feedback in the provided Uranium Fever channels in Sweets Retreat.

• ALL of the amazing mod authors whose incredible content made Uranium Fever possible.
• The Uranium Fever Team: Sweet6Shooter, Salamand3r, Shabby Pirate, Norvito, StrikeXV, and Stentorious for engaging in continued discussion, planning, patching, and testing in order to make Uranium Fever a reality.
• Sweet6Shooter for extensive balance related planning, patch making, and general willingness to help in any and all ways.
• Salamand3r for allowing inclusion of a nearly identical iteration of New Vegas Visual Renewal and his new SALVO compression and BSA packing process, as well as advising on hardware related considerations.
• Stentorious for making patches, updating several of his mods specifically for Uranium Fever, and advising on many UI elements and animations.
• InTheGrave and Shabby Pirate for extensive advising on compression and BSA packing to optimize the list.
• Vish for ample troubleshooting in both wabbajack creation and mod organizer 2 functionality (as well as helping troubleshoot my broken ram xD).
• Woooombat for providing several instances of movement related troubleshooting and even releasing a mod on Uranium Fever's behalf.
• Xilando and Quicksilver5000 for giving special permissions for minor alterations of their mods included in the list, specifically Armed to the Teeth, B42 Quickthrow, and B42 Inspect.
• PhysicsGaming for spending a substantial amount adjusting Keybind Quick Display so that it could be optimally utilized in Uranium Fever.
• Conzo for making custom setting patches for multiple mods in the list.
• DoktorAkcel for allowing the inclusion of his PipBoy 2000 Static Remover Patch that has not been formally uploaded.
• Wall and Vish for allowing close adaptations of portions of The Best of Times, Viva New Vegas, and FNV Performance Guide in this instructions page.
• Very for simultaneously being the official Uranium Fever mascot and our biggest cheerleader. And I guess also for helping me figure out Github ;).