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@@Agente6231 no mods are needed! All you have to do is give him the clothes or weapons that you want him to equip, and then if you are playing on PC you just have to press the 'T' key on the keyboard while hovering over whatever you want Hancock (or any other companion to equip) I'm not sure what the button would be to do this on console, but googling it should help if you don't play on PC :)

@@Arvel_The_Swit It's that easy? Thanks a lot. And I was just planning to buy the PC version of Fallout 4, so it's my lucky day.

@@Arvel_The_Swit I guess that method also applies to Nick Valentine, right?

@@Agente6231 actually, sadly it doesn't for some reason! But it will work for weapons. Something to know about giving companions weapons is that if you give them a gun you will also need to give them ammo, as they will run out of ammo when using something other than their defult gun. Melee weapons do not need ammo though. Funnily enough Nick can be technically be equipped with one specific clothing item in game. The item is the "faded trench coat" that you are given after completing the quest where you rescue and meet Nick for the first time. The trenchcoat is identical to the one that Nick already wears by defult, but weirdly if you equip the version that you are given on Nick then it will actually fix his robotic hand and make it look like his other hand!

@@Agente6231 remember you can still do this on console, but I hope you enjoy the PC version if you do get it! :)

I also find it weird that (at least to me) it sounded so loud and like it was moving around my head. I'm not even sure which NPC the noises were coming from lol

haha, thanks! 😊

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realest i keep listening to this whenevr i miss him

I don't think he likes Dogmeat 😭

@@theboss4169 I know what you mean, these themes do sound kind of funny sometimes.

@@genialdragon4843 that sounds like a fun and clever build!

@@TheTrueMidknight that's funny, I've had similar things happen after killing a dragon. Sometimes it just seems like the residents of Skyrim are completely unfazed and ungrateful after the Dragonborn kills a dragon that was attacking their town/village.

@@NashSanchez-z2s do you mean because I am a low level, or because I was just encountering the cultists for the first time? I have been playing on survival mode and had been scared to climb High Hrothgar and meet the Greybeards for the first time because the mountain is so cold and I'd probably freeze to death easily, so I put that quest off for quite a long time, meaning that Miiraak's cultists didn't show up in my game as early as they do for some players. I also spent a lot of time grinding my smithing skill up to 100 while still at quite a low level as I had planned for my character to wear Dragonscale armour as his main armour. It took a while but I did end up with the armour quite early on, compared to when most players get it! :)

​@@Arvel_The_Swit it's cuz the cultist what armor do you need for the climb?

@@NashSanchez-z2s I just liked the dragon armour, and that's why I wanted it, but any armour with a high warmth rating should be good for climbing up to High Hrothgar. Also if you can get any fire salts and cook warm soups then those will also come in handy for dealing with the cold. I actually just ended up running up most of the mountain without soup and without properly checking my armour warmth rating. I almost dies but luckily I was a werewolf and transforming into beast form saved me as it made me immune to the cold for the last part of the journey!

@@Arvel_The_Swit thx watch out for frost trolls😮

@@NashSanchez-z2s yeah, they can be dangerous at a low level and on survival difficulty!