Dyeritso

A phenomenal escape-the-room themed mod, akin to the fantastic The Escape mod, albeit much longer, and at times, more difficult. The puzzles are fantastic and requires plenty of observation, memorizing, deducting, and a bit of external basic knowledge. While the end loot was randomized, the ship at the end is actually amazing. Renamed mine's to The Pill. There are a couple of bugs to be aware of. For one, do not bring a companion of any kind. For some reason, it causes floor 6 to bugged out to the point of a softlock. Secondly, on the last puzzle, save before attempting, as there's no way to know if the sequence was resetted after a failed attempt. So if you go out of order, you'll not be aware and get stuck unable to solve it besides sheer luck. Overall, the puzzles were clever, and the story bizarre yet intriguing. Took me over 8 hours to complete and was well worth the monies.

Beautiful, fancy habs, and fantastic, large selection of decor for any ship, outpost, or house. It adds that level of sophisticated yet cozy to any home. I will say, some furnitures are rather picky to place, though.

Fantastic starter home that feels like a part of the world in terms of the layout, aesthetics, and how to obtain it. I love that you do not own it outright. Either have to rent it for a set amount of time- there are 3 options for this- or do the Vanguard questline to get the necessary citizenship to then purchase the house. It really makes it feel like a proper and grounded player home. Plus you'll need to buy upgrades, aka furnishings, to flesh the place out. Has the option to decorate as you like as well. The elevator is very finicky to get working. Seems like it needs a 2 week in-game reset to work properly. Good thing Venus exists.

Great decor mod, fits the Neon aesthetic to a T. Only negative is the carpets have a taller hit box than the default so sometimes placing chairs or workstations on top creates difficulty activating them.

The new frames are epic and well done. And feels like a part of the vanilla base game. Wish there was a frame or two for Varuun, though.

The new poses are great. Sometimes they don't render in correctly or at all, but a simple back and forth in the poses fixes it.

Great frames for dramatic and focused effects. Works without issue and on its own tab in photomode.

Great selection of skins for specific gear. They are varied by appearance as requested by the person who wanted it. Overall, they are high-quality skins and add more customization options for hear and clothing.

A small, but well-made settlement. The location is a dusty motel some distance away from Akila City with secrets scattered about. The aesthetics are on-point, giving that run-down, definitely shady motel feel. The quest was neat, requiring your skills to observe, deduct, and investigate to find the answers.

Great mod and goes well with the first mod in the series. This one is more focus on mini POIs, aka smaller buildings/structures with a story to tell, goodies to discovered, or enemies to defeat. I keep mine's low for the immersion and it's perfect. Feels like a traveler been through the area at some point and left a small sign they were there.

A good POI mod. I know it mentions that the enemy numbers can varied a lot but I only seem to get the max everytime I explore some of the POIs. Honestly, it's a bit much. Having like 20 dudes outside just wandering and a bunch more inside the smaller POIs turns it into a whole battle and no means of stealth.

Good mod. The companions have so much character to them and differentiate from each other well. I had some weirdness with the mod where if I talk to any one of them but don't select them to join me, they end up in my ship anyways. No idea if that's intentional or a bug. It's not a bad thing but it gets crowded.