Loadmrs522

If he's using Mod Organizer for Fallout 4, it Mod Organizer 2 and that itself might be the problem. Let me explain, MO2 is currently in production, as in being remade from the ground up, to be able to handle 64X bit games because the Original can't do so and won't recognize Fallout 4 and other games that are 64x bit. Okay I'm starting to think it's not raider overhaul. Turns out most of the outfits I've come across so far that are invisible are actually vanilla (drifter outfit and tattered field outfit) but the CTD on item inspection appears to happen with the armors added but the mod (dreadnought armor and generic raider armor which I assume is changed visiually).

• Fallout 4 Raider Armor Mod
• Fallout 4 Raider Armor Replacer

Heavy raider armor is an armor set in Fallout 4.

• 4Modifications

Background

Raiders are masters of improvisation and their armor is testament to that fact. Crafted out of salvaged junk and industrial equipment, raider armor is thick, unwieldy, and provides excellent protection from environmental hazards, thanks to the jutting pipes arranged to form a protective cage, not unlike a car rollover protection structure. The armor sets offer modest combat protection, but are excellent in surviving the hazards of scavenging and exploration.

The largest version of the raider armor is also the heaviest, trading maneuverability and flexibility for protection and sheer intimidation. Salvaged plates cover the thighs, ankles, forearms, and shoulders, held in place with leather straps and thick wire. A cluster of plates is attached to the waist belt, providing minor protection for the groin, with a carry bag, a small skull, and another bone piece wrapped around the waist. The main assembly is perhaps the most impressive, creating a cage that surrounds the entire head, protecting from debris, with a large tank carried on the back and additional, smaller tanks mounted on the front rack. The usual hoses are wrapped across the body, with open pipes used to decorate the armor with the skulls of the raider's enemies.

Characteristics

The largest and heaviest variant of the armor. It's relatively rare and offers the least amount of protection per unit of weight - it is, however, very commonplace and easy to trade.

Base Stats

This set does not have a helmet.

^^{All the above are from non-modified pieces.}

Modifications

This item has the following modification slots: Material, Misc. All numbers are relative to the base stats.

• Material mods can't be swapped between arms and legs, even though they cost the same and provide the same bonuses.
• Misc mods that are available to both arms and legs can be swapped.
• You can find Muffled arms as loot, but this is a bug. If the Muffled mod is removed from the arms, it cannot be re-added. It also likely provides no benefit on the arms.

Material (Torso)

Material (Limbs)

Misc (Torso)

Misc (Limbs)

Recommendations:

• Always skip the Welded mod for the limbs since Tempered weighs the same.
• Torso Misc mods tend to give more benefit for the same cost in materials.

Locations

Raider armor is dropped by raiders.

Sturdy raider armor is an armor set-type item in Fallout 4.

• 4Modifications

Background

Raiders are masters of improvisation and their armor is testament to that fact. Crafted out of salvaged junk and industrial equipment, raider armor is thick, unwieldy, and provides excellent protection from environmental hazards, thanks to the jutting pipes arranged to form a protective cage, not unlike a car rollover protection structure. The armor sets offer modest combat protection, but are excellent in surviving the hazards of scavenging and exploration.

A more developed variant of raider armor, the sturdy armor builds on the regular variant by adding increases amounts of metal plates and wire to existing plates and adding additional plates to the thighs. The main assembly is fitted with a complete protective cage enclosing the head, with the main air tank moved to the front rack and spares kept on the waistband.

Characteristics

Standard Sturdy Raider is one step higher than regular Raider armor with the Buttressed mod. This allows going up through the various Material upgrades again for even greater protection. However, all of the regular Raider armor mods are compatible with Sturdy Raider armor, so simply remove a Buttressed mod and add it to Sturdy Raider armor and right away you have Buttressed Sturdy Raider armor without having to make a new Buttressed mod or having to find one.

Base Stats

This set does not have a helmet.

^^{All the above are from non-modified pieces.}

Modifications

This item has the following modification slots: Material, Misc. All numbers are relative to the base stats.

• Material mods can't be swapped between arms and legs, even though they cost the same and provide the same bonuses.
• Misc mods that are available to both arms and legs can be swapped.
• You can find Muffled arms as loot, but this is a bug. If the Muffled mod is removed from the arms, it cannot be re-added. It also likely provides no benefit on the arms.

Material (Torso)

Material (Limbs)

Misc (Torso)

Misc (Limbs)

Fallout 4 Raider Armor Mod

Recommendations:

• Always skip the Welded mod for the limbs since Tempered weighs the same.
• Torso Misc mods tend to give more benefit for the same cost in materials.

Locations

Fallout 4 Raider Armor Replacer

• Raider armor is dropped by raiders.