Once again, Heather Casdin is the most technically robust companion on the Nexus.

3 options for combat AI, from vanilla aggressive to a much more stealth-prone unaggressive choice.

It’s under the Aid section in your inventory, I believe.

She has a radio device you can bind to a hot key that summons her back to you if you get separated.

She has her own bunker you eventually gain access to where you can store gear, work on your (or her) power armor, etc.

She has maxed sneak and will not alert enemies as she moves around, which is useful for stealth characters.

Unlike vanilla companions, any gun you give her will have infinite ammo as long as you give her enough bullets for a full magazine with that gun.Unlike companions like Nick Valentine where he can attempt but sometimes fail, Heather will always succeed at any terminal level she has the skill for. Heather starts out being able to hack novice terminals, and can eventually hack any terminal.You gain affinity with her by gaining levels, having her hack terminals, consuming her custom made aid items, and completing her personal quests.

This is great because she doesn’t have dislikes of specific actions you take, making her a much more flexible companion for any type of play through. Heather has her own affinity system separate from how base companions work.Heather exists outside the game’s normal companion system, meaning you can have Heather with you alongside any regular companion with no conflicts.The intro text states “over 1200 lines of dialogue” for starters, which far exceeded anything else on the Nexus upon release. One look at the Nexus page for Heather and it’s clear that llamaRCA put the same commitment forth in making this mode as she did with Willow.

Fallout 4 cute mod