The Bethesda modding community needs no introduction. Across the gaming industry, they're well known for their passion, creating huge mods for Fallout and Elder Scrolls games, often without any financial incentive whatsoever. Sometimes, they even make games of their own, like Fallout: London, which launched yesterday.
Now, Fallout fans are doing what they do best, and already modding Fallout: London. That's right; mods for a mod. You love to see it. Fallout: London even has a separate Nexus Mods page, so the community can separate creations made specifically for this fan project, rather than have them get lost on the Fallout 4 page.
At the time of writing, there are 18 mods available on the Nexus Mods Fallout: London page. This isn't bad going for a fan game that only launched yesterday - and takes quite a lot of effort to install if you have the Fallout 4 next-gen update.
The usual suspects are here, like a mod to skip the intros and some item buffs. But there are also two translations of the game, one in Spanish and the other in French.
One mod that is downright offensive though is "It's A Soccer Ball". As the name suggests,...
