Fallout 4 more legendary enemies

Majority Enemy types have Legendary variants that appear randomly in the world. The frequency of their appearance depends on the difficulty of the game, the higher the difficulty, the more often Legendary opponents will appear. This type of enemy has the same characteristics as their standard relatives, but they doze Legendary abilities.
Legendary enemies that attack from a distance tend to have increased accuracy, and melee fighters deal 2x more damage than their regular counterparts. All Legendary enemies can mutate after receiving a large amount of damage, while they restore their health to full and begin to use one of the Legendary abilities: deals poison damage, deals double damage, starts to hit more accurately and deals more damage, deals radiation damage.
Defeating Legendary opponents is more difficult, but for killing them you can get Legendary equipment - weapons or armor with special bonuses. In the inventory, legendary equipment is marked with an asterisk.

Advice from the site
If you have a powerful ranged weapon, headshot from stealth mode with VATS using a critical shot, this way the chances of respawning the Legendary Enemy will be minimal.

A description of all the bonuses of the Legendary weapons and armor can be found at the links below.

There are many different bosses in Fallout 4 that you can meet while going through the story or just find them randomly. Let's talk about a few of them.

The most powerful bosses in the Fallout 4 universe

In the Commonwealth, there are many different dangerous monsters and people who are ready to tear apart anyone who gets in their way. But bosses are superior to ordinary raiders, super mutants and other opponents in their strength, stamina, general characteristics and survivability. Often they have a special weapon in their arsenal that can be taken as a trophy.

The first boss is Kellogg. We meet him at the beginning of the game, because it is he who kills our wife / husband (as opposed to choosing a gender) and steals Sean. He has a special pistol - a revolver, which deals a lot of damage. In addition, during the battle, he uses Stealth Boy, thanks to which he becomes invisible. He is a very dangerous opponent, besides, he is guarded by a crowd of synths, because he works for the Institute. It is impossible to avoid a fight with him if you want to go through the main story, because it is in his head that the information about how to get to the Institute is contained.

Near the Park Street station there is a small, unremarkable pond. But if you look at it closer, you can see a huge creature under the water, which bears the name "Swan". A boat is stuck in the left hand of this creature and it is not averse to using it for certain purposes. The fight is extremely fierce, it is not so easy to kill this creature, but the reward is worthy. As a reward, we get a special melee weapon that increases the damage dealt with each subsequent attack and has a good initial damage.

The next dangerous boss is the Beast. Starts spawning randomly at higher levels. He also appears when we attack the fort with nuclear mini-charges, where the super mutants have set up their lair. There we fight this monster for the first time, using the minigun of the vertibird. The monster is a three-meter super mutant that can throw huge stones if the enemy is far away. And if his enemy is close, he starts attacking with a huge metal club. After killing him, you can find any trash, covers, cartridges or weapons in the corpse. Nothing special or overly unique.

Lorenzo Cabot is one of the most unique bosses in the game. He wields a powerful artifact that grants him unique abilities such as teleport. We will not fight him directly. It is possible to kill him with radiation, in the same room in which he is closed. His son will help us with this. Particularly fierce fights should not be expected, we just need to turn on a few generators and that's it. But the moment is quite touching and interesting. At the end, a week after the murder, Jack Cabot, son of Lorenzo, will give us a unique pistol.

And the most terrible boss in the game is the swamp queen. This huge creature can be found in the Castle, in the lair of the Minutemen. This monster has a huge amount of health, and the damage is very high. Basically, the swamp queen spits a deadly venom that kills anyone it touches very quickly. Starts to appear at high levels, but the fight cannot be avoided if you decide to free the Castle. Take only your best equipment.

And remember, it is the bosses that make the game more diverse and exciting, because they are much stronger than ordinary game creatures.

Welcome to the living and active Wasteland!
Has survival become too easy? Not challenging enough? Your level is too high, and the enemies are bored? Tired of walking around the empty Commonwealth? Someone to kill? Then this mod is for you!

Update: 1.4
Latest update courtesy of SMB92. He edited the ESP file to make the mod work in the Nuka-world. I'd like to emphasize that I haven't VERY tested this file...

How to make an update using the current save:

• - Go to any interior, such as the basement of one of the Sanctuary houses.
• - Save the game and exit.
• - Completely uninstall the previous version.
• - Start the game and load the last save, ignore the missing plugin warning.
• - Make a new save (it will be cleared of previous versions of the scripts).
• - Install the new version of the mod.
• - Load the latest save.
• - Play.

Description:
The main goal of this mod is to bring more life to the Commonwealth by adding new spawn points for enemy NPCs, animals and creatures. The addition of thousands of new enemies makes the Commonwealth much more chaotic and dangerous, bringing entirely new possibilities, including tactical play and more complex supply management. Depending on the spawn settings, the mod can offer a whole new gaming experience, from a slightly improved vanilla spawn system to extreme hardcore. This mod brings back the fun of gaming combat and mechanics, from a lonely wanderer in a desert world, to a new dynamic and chaotic Wasteland where your choice in the game, character creation and choice of tactics will matter more than in the vanilla game. It really makes you believe that the Commonwealth had those 200 years of mutant and human breeding to signify their presence in the area.

Peculiarities:

• - A complete overhaul of spawning for Commonwealth exteriors, with the addition of thousands of spawn points for enemy groups in the vicinity of Boston, as well as in the city itself.
• - A wide variety of spawn settings, including density of spawn points, number of units per point and patrol groups, chances for story factions to spawn in certain areas, randomness of the number of units in spawn groups, and respawn settings for new enemy groups.
• - The mod uses random number generator scripts to switch between different group placement points and the number of enemy groups. This mechanism offers fully dynamic spawning, with a high degree of randomness, meaning you will almost never encounter the same enemy groups in the same place.
• - All spawned units are no longer static, and will patrol the surrounding areas. You will never know when and where you will meet the enemy. The situation in the game can change in very unexpected and dramatic ways, forcing you to react and make tactical decisions on the fly.
• - The faction of the spawn groups will be different depending on the area you are in. Many places in the game have individual faction lists for the new spawn, simulating a larger area of ​​influence for the faction. This mechanic offers you a wide variety of enemies to encounter, allowing you to encounter any faction from the game.
• - Special group compositions for any NPC spawn groups. Each group will have leaders, strong, medium and weak mobs. Large groups will be much more likely to have strong units and legendary leaders. Some hardcore faction block variations, including power armored mobs, will be common throughout the Commonwealth.
• - New appearances will include many factions underutilized in the vanilla game. You will usually encounter some of the Forged and Raider Bots from the DLC along with the regular Raiders.
• - The mod uses new mechanics for spawning story factions. This includes Minutemen patrols around player-owned settlements and Minutemen/Brotherhood/Subway patrols in and around Boston and Cambridge. Minuteman patrols in settlements will become more numerous and expand the patrol area further from their base based on population and happiness calculations, while the chances of seeing the Railroad and Brotherhood of Steel groups will depend on story progression.
• - Collision zones have been adjusted for enemy levels when moving from Sanctuary to the south, beyond Quincy and the Glowing Sea area. As you level up, the chance of seeing mobs that are higher than your current level dramatically increases, keeping in mind that not every fight can be won, forcing you to make new tactical decisions based on the enemies you face.
• - The mod completely redesigns the Glowing Sea area, which will be filled with the most dangerous enemies, such as super mutants, deathclaws, robots, children of the atom and ghouls. This place is a dangerous combat zone, as it should be.
• - In general, the mod includes about 50 thousand new NPCs and creatures, about 1500 new group points and patrol routes in the common area of ​​the Commonwealth, about 200 patrol groups in cities, and about 200 minutemen groups patrolling settlements.

Requirements:

Attention!
Do not rename the main mod file, it is related to some script functions and if you change the file name the game will crash.

This mod requires significant resources and makes heavy use of scripting. For best performance and stability, it's best to start a new game. In addition, due to changes in the game, there is a problem with the lack of sprint caused by the modification of the game cells. To fix a sprint bug, add an entry to Fallou4.ini and Fallout4Custom.ini located in the folder /Documents/My Games/Fallout4