The FCOM – Fallout Commander Game Mod

In this new episode put the military to work and mess with the FCOM – Fallout Commander game mod that adds in the capability to command and call in your own army from the confines of the bunker. As you trek across the wastes of the irradiated post-apocalyptic world, you’ll encounter rough and tumble wasteland natives, raiders, deathclaws and even raiders that want to take a bite out of your flesh. As you battle these intruders, their strong jaw and sharp teeth are sure to do some damage. You can also encounter the dastardly Radroach companion that is out to get you and your hard-earned loot. But, there is a very high chance that you will end up fighting and winning one-on-one, if you are really good at the skill tree you choose.

The FCOM – Fallout Commander game mod provides the player with an arsenal of features. First off, you can choose from two different types of game modes, the story mode and the challenge mode. In the story mode, you have the option to either play as a neutral or a siding member of the armies of Good and Evil, using either the Radroach or Scrap Hound companions to do the dirty work for you. In the challenge mode, you can use the Scrap Hound to decimate the ranks of the Radroach army while you take on the grueling task of defending the Overseer’s Tower from being taken over by the Fiends of the Wastes. There are countless of other game mods you can find to add a bit more fun and flavor to your game experience when playing the original F COM game.

All in all, the FCOM mod adds quite a few features to the game, including the ability to command your army from the comfort of your own bunkhouse or base. You can send them out to fight on your behalf as you level up or even buy new soldiers, armor, and weapons from vendors on the battle grounds. This mod also allows you to customize and further develop your character according to your liking. There are no cheats or hacks involved because this mod is based on the official game data. In fact, there are no cheat codes because all of the decisions that you make are actually what the faction would do in real life.