The author of those weapon mods has now compiled them, and many others, into a full-blown weapons pack called Westside Munitions.

In the previous installment, I mentioned a number of individual weapons, including the Glock set and the Mk. However, at least the weapons part of it is now integrated as a patch for the mod A World of Pain, which is another important mod to have around, especially if you’re looking for new content (I’ll talk about this further in the installment that talks about new content mods). The Book of Earache mod is no longer directly hosted on New Vegas Nexus, and there is no longer an easy way to download this mod directly. Since posting that, there have been some changes to the mods, and I’ve tried some new ones as well, so here are a few updates: Unlike many modern shooters, which feel the unusual need to constrain you to holding just two weapons at a time, FNV allows to to hold as many as you can carry – and while the base game already includes dozens of weapons to choose from, mods can increase that number into the multiple hundreds. In the last version, I posted links to a number of different weapon mods, that add a wide variety of new weapons into the game. If you haven’t read the previous post on this, this is an ongoing series spotlighting the huge variety of mods I use and enjoy in Fallout: New Vegas, quite possibly one of my most favorite recent video games.

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