If “Mod B” is lower in the load order, then in game you won’t see the original “Hairstyle 1” or the changed “Hairstyle 1” from Mod A in this case, with “Mod B” lower we will only see the “Mod B” hairstyle.

Say you have “Mod A” and “Mod B”, both adding new hairstyles but both changing “Hairstyle 1” into a different haircut. It’s pretty simple really, the lower a mod is in the load order, the later it is loaded when the game starts up! What this means is that any mod you want to have work and NOT be changed by further mods should be as LOW in the load order as possible. So, for anyone seeking help with their load order (Fallout 4 PC) we’re going to head on over to and have a look at the best way to achieve that correct mod load order!Īlso, if you have an optimised load order, tips you want to add, or have a load order question just leave it in the comments and we’ll see what we can do!! If you’ve ever wondered “How does load order work in fallout 4?“, or just want to know the correct mod load order, then this final episode of the Fallout 4 Best Mods Series will help! And for anyone following the series, I have included my own load order below!Īnd while you’re there, send me a friend request & learn what’s upcoming with the channel! –~– 🤜 Newest Fallout Vid! Go check it out! 🤛 –~–

Fallout 4 recommended load order