FALLOUT 4 SIM SETTLEMENTS LEADERS MODS

Important: This only applies to automatic, beacon-based recruitment. to ensure that every settler has somewhere to live and work as well as have many-to-most of their other needs met (not all city plans will meet all settlers needs at all times). This means that built into each city plan are sufficient numbers of Sim Settlement plots, 'job/work objects', beds, power, water, defense, etc. Also, it keeps you from having to worry about any new Recruitment Radio Beacons that go up from things like new settlements using city plans.Д®ach city plan is designed to support a predetermined max number of settlers. Which is a huge time saver if you have a bunch of settlements already running. Technically, you could go to each settlement and turn off/scrap/remove any existing Recruitment Radio Beacons to accomplish this but this option allows you to do it right from your Pipboy (or a terminal). You'll need to recruit new settlers yourself as you play (out in the commonwealth/game world). OFF: New settlers will no longer show up in a settlement automatically just because a Recruitment Radio Beacon is set up. Settlements being auto-built using a 'City Plan' will have Recruitment Radio Beacons set-up automatically (they are built into all city plan blueprints). In other words, the default Fallout 4 Radio Beacon Recruitment system will function like normal. What These Settings Mean: ON: New settlers will show up in your settlements automatically over time (any settlement with a Recruitment Radio Beacon that is). Unless you plan to get new settlers via a mod/console command, you should leave this ON as there are very few 'recruit-able' settlers/NPCs in the vanilla Fallout 4 game (or any of the official DLC).

FALLOUT 4 SIM SETTLEMENTS LEADERS MODS

Important: This option is there for players who are using unique settler recruitment mods and/or cheat mods/console commands to spawn settlers. Settlements being auto-built using a 'City Plan' have Recruitment Radio Beacons automatically (they are built into all city plan blueprints). This setting/option allows you effectively to turn this default recruitment system off (deactivate it) for all of your settlements - even those that have Recruitment Radio Beacons already set up and running. If a Recruitment Radio Beacon is set up in a settlement, new settlers will arrive at that settlement over time automatically. Beacon Recruitment is the default Fallout 4 system/mechanism by which new NPCs (settlers) can be automatically recruited to come to the settlements you have founded and built.

Fallout 4 sim settlements leaders