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About this mod
Vodka and Bobrov's Best Moonshine restore radiation damage in addition to their standard effects, powered by the RobCo Patcher.
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Made for my current playthrough but uploaded to further dilute the fallout 4 category in case anyone else wants it
Powered by the RobCo Patcher, there are two versions to choose between. One that only applies these effects to Vodka and Bobrov's Best Moonshine, or one that applies to all* alcoholic beverages, including those added by other mods. Only one main file can be loaded at a time.
The affected beverages restore 25 rads/s over 6 seconds, for 150 rads restored in total, equal to half a dose of Radaway in vanilla without Medic, which doubles to 50/s with Party Boy rank 2 to 300 rads, equal to a dose of Radaway in vanilla without Medic
"But Platinum" you say, "There are other mods on this website that do the same thing! Why make another one?"
For a few reasons, ranging from not healing enough rads to be worth it, changing things beyond the scope of what I wanted, or using the wrong radiation heal effect which causes it to also scale with Medic (which, for whatever reason, also causes the Strength buff to also scale to absurd heights). This is also applied without hard edits, reducing the risk of potential incompatibilities.
The Vodka and Moonshine version also filters for and affects Wasteland Imports' Moonshine and Absinthe, but does not directly require it. Wasteland Imports - Reloaded is compatible directly out of the box.
Compatibility Concerns Emergent Gameplay Features
Because this adds a magic effect to alcohol, any mod that also tries something like this will have both its and this effect at the same time. Whether this is desirable or not is a matter of perspective.
Mods like Cyan's Perk Mod 2 that add additional rank(s) to Party Boy may make this effect too strong.
Conversely, perk mods that change how Party Boy works entirely may make this effect too weak
*This works by filtering for the Alcohol keyword, and is thus dependent on mod authors correctly setting up their keywords.
3/24/2024: total page overhaul, RobCo Patcher version now the default with the light-flagged .esps being unsupported-but-still-available legacy versions; use at your own risk
Powered by the RobCo Patcher, there are two versions to choose between. One that only applies these effects to Vodka and Bobrov's Best Moonshine, or one that applies to all* alcoholic beverages, including those added by other mods. Only one main file can be loaded at a time.
The affected beverages restore 25 rads/s over 6 seconds, for 150 rads restored in total, equal to half a dose of Radaway in vanilla without Medic, which doubles to 50/s with Party Boy rank 2 to 300 rads, equal to a dose of Radaway in vanilla without Medic
"But Platinum" you say, "There are other mods on this website that do the same thing! Why make another one?"
For a few reasons, ranging from not healing enough rads to be worth it, changing things beyond the scope of what I wanted, or using the wrong radiation heal effect which causes it to also scale with Medic (which, for whatever reason, also causes the Strength buff to also scale to absurd heights). This is also applied without hard edits, reducing the risk of potential incompatibilities.
The Vodka and Moonshine version also filters for and affects Wasteland Imports' Moonshine and Absinthe, but does not directly require it. Wasteland Imports - Reloaded is compatible directly out of the box.
Because this adds a magic effect to alcohol, any mod that also tries something like this will have both its and this effect at the same time. Whether this is desirable or not is a matter of perspective.
Mods like Cyan's Perk Mod 2 that add additional rank(s) to Party Boy may make this effect too strong.
Conversely, perk mods that change how Party Boy works entirely may make this effect too weak
*This works by filtering for the Alcohol keyword, and is thus dependent on mod authors correctly setting up their keywords.
3/24/2024: total page overhaul, RobCo Patcher version now the default with the light-flagged .esps being unsupported-but-still-available legacy versions; use at your own risk