Fallout 4: 9 Weirdest Mods

Highlights

• Spice up the
  Fallout 4
  experience with wacky mods, from new enemies to explosive banana peels.
• Get ready for chaos with 32 radiation abominations, horrifying lobotomites, and bizarre weapons.
• Push annoying NPCs out of your way and battle Deathclaws with Alex Jones audio clips for a laugh.

The Fallout series has a chaotic element, making it a favorite of many gamers. Fallout 4 has an incredibly active modding community which is full of wacky mods that are worth a try for those seeking to add more chaos to their wild wasteland. Whether players are on their 1st or 50th playthrough, these mods will spice up Fallout 4.

From new mobs to bizarre weapons, Fallout 4 will now give players frequent laughs as some of these mods are either funny or downright terrifying, and they are certainly worth a try, as many players focus on the best Fallout 4 mods and neglect adding the weirder ones for more unique opportunities.

8 M’s Abominations

Oddities: 32 New Radiation Abominations

In a fictional world plagued with radiation, encountering odd enemies is a hallmark of the Fallout franchise. Enemies like the Swan and Mirelurk in Fallout 4 are examples of the abominations that players experience in the Commonwealth. This mod adds around 32 new monstrosities to scare the daylight out of players.

The new abomination enemies vary from Mirelurk, Supermutant, and Nukalurk variants that match Fallout 4’s theme but on an amplified level. As for the chaotic element, the mod has the option to include UFOs, a King Kong variant, an alien, and a deadly communist robot. Players will definitely keep their RadAway consumables close at hand after witnessing all these radiation-caused monstrosities.

A patch to improve VATS on the new enemies can be found in the second link above.

7 Attack of the Lobotomites

Oddities: Four Horrifying Enemies

Taking place in a mental asylum, this mod will turn Fallout 4 into a horror game with its newly added quest. Attack of the Lobotomites adds an hour-long quest with three possible endings. Inside the mental asylum, are four humans of horror created by scientists.

To minimize spoilers, a brief description of the horrors within includes a human wearing a pig’s face, one dressed as a plague doctor, another dressed as a knight from nightmares, and the final one seeming to have a deer skull as a head.

As a reward for installing this house of horrors, the mod adds 3 full armor sets, a new trap, and around 5 unique weapons.

6 Banana Peel Mine

Oddities: An Explosive Banana Peel

Moving onto a more silly mod, Banana Peel Mine will expand the player’s weapon arsenal. Bananas are now added throughout Diamond City and can be sold by vendors. After snacking on some bananas, players will receive banana peels.

The banana peels work similarly to a mine but will cause those who walk over them to enter a ragdoll state. Players can plant banana mines on common walkways and watch from a distance as unsuspecting NPCs have their world flipped upside down.

Next time an NPC annoys the player, a yellow peel will cross their path.

5 Get Out Of My Face

Oddities: Short Temper Ally Shoving

Fans of Fallout are all too familiar with NPCs blocking a doorway and refusing to budge. Companions are the major culprits of obstructing paths and frustrating players. With this mod, players can push their loyal companions who don’t know better.

The mod adds a shove perk with four ranks. In the first rank, players can push friends, in the second, they can push anybody inside a settlement, in the third, they can push any friendly targets, and in the last level, the perk may be used during combat. The mod adds unique voice lines when pushing others, and gives different lines for shoving enemies or allies.

The R button is now designated as a shove button and will work when players are within talking range of an NPC.

4 EPA Weird Weapons

Oddities: Game Breaking Weapons

• DLCs Required: Automatron, Contraptions, Workshop, Far Harbor, Nuka World, Vault-Tec Workshop, Wasteland Workshop
• Mod Link:EPA Weird Weapons
• ​​​​​​​Mod Author: ElPolloAzul

Most of the mods on this list can fit within a normal playthrough, but this one is the exact opposite. If players are looking for outlandish weapons, then EPA Weird Weapons is a must-try mod. The weapons are on the overpowered side but are a must-have for players wanting to freshen up their Fallout 4 experience.

With around 150 new bizarre weapons, gamers can experience the most chaotic weapons of all time. From bouncy laser guns, an NPC body editor, and the ability to summon mini tornadoes, to a hammer that causes an earthquake, this mod will constantly shock players with its weird weapons.

Players can find some weapons scattered throughout Diamond City’s NPC houses. If gamers do not have all the DLCs required, the mod page offers a version with fewer weapons as a workaround.

3 Alex Jones – Deathclaw Sound Replacer

Oddities: Audio Replaced With Alex Jones Clips

If Deathclaws don’t feel fun to fight anymore, this mod will change that entirely. As the weirdest mod on this list, Deathclaw’s audio has been replaced by audio clips from Alex Jones. The almighty Deathclaws are arguably even more unsettling and each encounter is sure to be memorable and hilarious.

Deathclaws will now sprout random nonsense from topics ranging from vaccines, Justin Beiber, grunts, creepy assurances, and much more. Players should consider sneakily installing this mod onto a friend’s PC and watching their pure shock and confusion when a Deathclaw appears.

The mod page has a video link that gives a demo of what gamers should expect.

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