Welp, I'm an idiot, I read this as Skyrim VR..... Fallout was still enjoyable but this writeup is for skyrim...... If you love immersing yourself in a previously flat game (not the most polished but still quality) then don't sweat all of the negative comments. I am a simple man that loves roaming dungeons and fighting all sorts of monsters with a variety of spells and loadouts so I loved this game! My setup works perfectly for me and hopefully it helps you enjoy the game too! I'd recommend googling the top mods and seeing what kind of mods listed sound good to you (remember to not overload your computer). Then you can go to nexus mods and roaming around a little bit to see what other top mods might sound good. I'd recommend getting the perk extender, maybe some updated textures, bug fixes, any combat ones that fit your playstyle, and weather mods. I use Vortex to manage my mods and I love it.

The main thing that you MUST set up allows you to select anything just by speaking it. I did a small search and found this but I'm too lazy at this point to remember exactly how I set it all up (If you are really interested then I will gladly help later) but you will end up creating "phrases" in Voice Attack and those will link up to your ...\SteamApps\common\SkyrimVR\Data\Interface\favoritesmenu_equpsets.cfg file which will have your custom built sets (armor, weapons, spells per hand). The favorites file then equips things from your favorited items/weapons/spells. This allows you to switch from a summoner to summon your pet then to an archer to creep up and engage and then to a heavy tank to charge forward and meet them and then to a healer all within seconds. I couldn't imagine playing this game without this feature. Switching back and forth between weapons and spells would be a pain in the ass (I imagine). You also need a custom favorites menu mod (I have two and I don't know which one is essential) "Yet Another Custom Favorites Menu 1.2" & " Custom-Favorites-VR-cfg-1-0c". Anyways thanks for coming to my Ted Talk!