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My character has a radiation immunity perk and I have no idea where it came from.  Never downloaded a mod that should do that.  Any thoughts?

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  1. eazrael
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    FWIW after the years. Had the same issue, a perk with no name in my skills list and radiation immunity. Hell I could even drink the water in the mass fusion reactor room. Seems that I got this perk from the mod Fusion City Rising, probably when stepping on the vault door at this decrepit factory or so. Fo4edit says that Fusion City Rising grants this as temporary radiaton immunity. Anyways, the Perk ID is 000a2775 and you can remove this in the console with player.removeperk 000a2775.
  2. lopan1111
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    did you finish the atom questline in far harbor? and drink from the trippy atom water pond etc?
  3. User_3082751
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    do you have the companion mod *Mistress Passion* by any chance (or, desire, exotic, and what ever other names the author used, same companion mod different looks and names)

    if so her max affinity perk gives you immunity to radiation.
    1. Vanguardascendant
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      No, the only companion mods I have are unlimited companion framework and HouseVariable's Nora Spouse.

      I'm wondering if there's some way to use console commands to at least find out what mod might have added it.
    2. User_3082751
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      in that case it looks like you get it from the children of atom, in the glowing sea. (speculating here, i have never actually got that far in the storyline before xD)

      thier is a immunetoradiation perk in the game, but this is primarily used by enemies, however their is a quest reference to it, which i would assume you would get it via this quest, however i would imagine it to be temporary. as i doubt you would get this permanently as it is basically cheating.
    3. Vanguardascendant
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      So the funny thing is that I also have never been to the glowing sea. I got caught up so much in modding and settlement building that I kinda stopped the storyline.
    4. User_3082751
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      i have no idea then. can only assume it must be 1 of the mods your using, that does not specifically state it.

      however the flavor text should be a hint, so if you have any mods that are connected to the children of atom, that would be a start.
    5. Vanguardascendant
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      Just curious, but when I do a help search in the console commands, I also come across this "DFOB: PerkImmuneRadiation_DO 001b19bb". Do you know if that's part of the base game? Wondering if that's something I can try to research more.
    6. User_3082751
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      looks like a mod either added it or modified it (or it might even be a dlc file that has modified it, especially far harbour as that also has children of atom related content), and this mod would probably be close to the master files, so check the mods closest to the top of load order. but either way given the form id that you posted, means it is high up in the load order (very close to or literally the master files themselves, ESM)

      Base Game for ImmunetoRadiation Form Id = 000a2775 <-- thats Fallout4.esm

      so if it is referenced again with a different id, that means a mod or dlc has either modified it or added a new record of it, as the form id represents where the record is located as such higher numbers and letters = the mod is further down in the load order.

      the absolute best way and quickest way of determining if a mod either added it or modified it, is to load all mods in F04Edit, and 1 by 1, click on the Plus sign next to each mod, look for a Perk Record, if the mod does not have it, check another mod, keep doing it until you find a perk record, when you do, click on the plus sign next to the perk record, and locate the perk in question "immunetoradiation* then if you find it, you will now know what mod added/modified it.

      FO4Edit: https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2737

      this is what a Perk Record Looks like: https://imgur.com/a/vDlDbQ1

      Another Example: https://imgur.com/a/5oTg4xB

      from the second example, we now know that the mod *TF - Perks Plus - Overkill*, has a Perk Record (This record is added because this mod edits perks) and it modifies rank 1 of ladykiller perk (as an example)

      The Perk Record is Highlighted (i used my own mod for both images as an example, as that mod edits all level up perks)
    7. Vanguardascendant
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      TwistedFatal, I'll give all that a try. I downloaded F04edit once upon a time, but I've always been scared to open it. Probably need to figure it out though.

      Hammersmcp, no, I've never downloaded or installed that mod. Thanks for the suggestion though.
    8. User_3082751
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      its a very powerful tool, that modders and mod authors alike should have, it is also fairly simple to use once you know the basics ;)

      if you want a quick tutorial let us know.
  4. hammersmcp
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    Perhaps, you are using the mod Atom's Blessing ?