Fallout 4's post-apocalyptic Boston is filled with endearing tourist hotspots—not least the Salem Museum of Witchcraft, the USS Constitution and the Cheers-like Prost Bar. But what about all that rubbish that lines the streets? 250 years of post-civilised society living has left the Commonwealth in a bit of a mess, which is where GenghisKhanX's Trash Collection mod comes into play.

1. Fallout 4 Mods Scrap Everything

While garbage removal mods for Fallout 4 already exist, GenghisKhanX's requires you physically approach and engage with each pile of trash yourself, which is turn lets you harvest whichever resources and/or valuable scrap each bundle contains. This, reckons the creator, results in a sense of well being.

'You can download mods that remove those trash piles for you, or let you scrap them in the workshop,' GenghisKhanX tells me. 'But I wanted a mod that let you remove them all yourself, and rewarded you for doing it. Mostly, it was mostly about making the world look nicer.'

Fallout 4 Mods Scrap Everything

Dec 03, 2016  The basic scrap tool. All other mods scrap way too much stuff and can cause bugs if you just blindly scrap all on your way. This is actually your best answer. Scrapping mods cause way more trouble than they're worth and the time and frustration you'll spend trying to fix the bugs they cause will greatly outweigh any benefit you get. The only limitation is that you can't scrap outside of the build area. That is unless you have a mod that lets you build outside of the green area. The mod's available for download on Nexus Mods. Additional Gameplay Mods. With the plethora of mods available for Fallout 4, they can't all be fit into neat categories.

GenghisKhanX compares modding games to modelling clay, 'only the clay models back.' He suggests the reason he chooses to mod games at all—a hobby he's pursued for 20 years—is because he's never satisfied with the way things are in their base state. I in turn ask if he plans to eradicate Fallout 4's Commonwealth of every single one of its trash piles.

'There are over 30,000 trash piles affected by this mod,' he says, 'so I'm going to go with no. But never underestimate the power of a gamer with a goal.'

So there you have it folks, the garbage gauntlet has been laid down. Hit me up if anyone has the guts/interminable perseverance to take up the challenge.

GenghisKhanX's Trash Collection mod can be downloaded via its Nexus mods page.