Note that WARS has a sister mod in Project Extend And Change Everything (PEACE). Existing mods that add new weapons will usually require a compatibility patch to play nicely with WARS. It's designed to make far-reaching changes to weapons and combat in FO4. Just to be up-front, however WARS is an overhaul, and I don't use that term lightly. See the Mod Features section below for more details on exactly what WARS does. It also overhauls weapon behaviour and combat mechanics generally, aiming to create a more interesting, believable, consistent and immersive combat and survival experience in Fallout 4. So while WARS starts by replacing existing weapons and adding new ones, it doesn't end there.
It seems like Borderlands was a strong influence on combat design in Fallout 4 - and I like Borderlands too! However I prefer STALKER.
Its combat mechanics overall are somewhat simplistic more "arcade-shooter video-game" than "immersive sim". However the lacklustre firearms are just the most obvious, most visible face on a deeper issue in Fallout 4. Only some of the "Guns" - no Energy weapons are replaced. Some of them replace those vanilla fantasy firearms, while others are purely new additions and meant to complement the somewhat sparse arsenal of firearms in the base game. Weapon Addition and Replacement Suite (WARS) adds a range of new real-world weapons to Fallout 4. In short, I prefer the approach Obsidian took to firearms in Fallout New Vegas: they're mostly based on real-world weapons. Some have lots of excess junk on them that doesn't do anything, while others lack the detail required to convince as weapons rather than toys. but they don't make much sense as actual firearms. I generally like the way they look aesthetically. it would be nice to say that, but Fallout 4 features firearms that are mostly made-up not based on real-world weapons. Not the guns, though they're just as you remember them. Weapon Addition and Replacement Suite (WARS)
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