One of the coolest parts of the original mod was returning to your city and checking out how people have upgraded and decorated their homes and shops. Settlement will start growing all by itself.
After you do these steps, however, you are basically set. It can also restore elements previously scrapped by you, so bear that in mind. Note that this will remove all elements that you have added and everything unneeded by template. What this does is to apply template of sorts to place, plan on how settlers are going to build it up. After you do that, you will get a prompt asking you whether you want to tear the place down. Follower is not even required to be in Settlement in order to assign it, handy little feature.
Yeah, take that, we wont be their errand boys anymore! To lift the burden off your shoulders, you need to select a leader from one of your companions from City Plan desk. Do you want to even be bothered with placing a few plots here and there and connecting them with power lines? Well, now you can have those lazy settlers do that all themselves. This is where the Rise of Commonwealth comes in, dare I say with bang. You still need to show up and build and manage some stuff in order to satisfy your settlers ' needs though. It allows such players to experience this part of the game without spending hours in random villages pulling their hair off while trying to build simple shack. However, it was also a boon for every player that was not so into the settlement aspect of the game. Sim Settlements benefit greatly Bob builder type of guys, making their life a bit easier with the option to build plots which would later become built without the need to craft everything by hand. Give how original mod was a pretty huge deal all by itself, it seems that we have some gamechange - ception on our heads.
Expansion for Sim Settlements mod that is not less than gamechaning. Today this should have been in base game news just day before New Years Eve Kinggath and his team released a big present for all Fallout 4 fans.
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