On a full moon, or if there's lots of snow on the ground and a cloudy night, then you can see everything like it's day. When there's no moon, you can't see anything outside.

I live in a place with little to no light pollution. I've never seen Hulk-like guys or Ghouls, somebody surviving a full grenade's explosion or a plasma burst etc. If you are using other mod like nevada skies maybe thats what is making your game so dakr, i had a similar situation with other ENB and i solved it downloading the ENB version specially for Nevada Skies. There quite nothing realistic in Fallout. but there's no forest in FNV.Īnd a game doesn't have to be as boring as real life you know. Of course, if I'd walk in a forest, I won't see anything. I live in a place where's there's near no light-pollution, and when the sky isn't cloudy, I can walk the open field at night with no real need for an artificial light, and when the Moon is full, it's almost as bright as if there have been street lamps. which means in a dry desert like Mojave, which's sky is clear, you'll be enlightened with the light emited by the stars and the Moon (I know, Moon only reflects Sun's light). Originally posted by Misanthrope:I have to disagree with the 'realistic' stuff.įNV takes place in a post-apocalyptic universe, where there's near no electricity, thus near no artificial light, thus near no light-pollution.

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