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Mod Request: Increased Stable Slots - Mod Ideas - Nexus Mods Forums Just want to have a solution to the dreadfull problem of this game, no re-playability, I already have a Mod that lets me re-do NCPD gigs, but I've been searching and couldnt find any mod that lets me re do Fixer gigs or some activities of PL like Increased Criminal Activity, I want them so that t...

Mod that lets me repeat fixer Gigs and/or PL's Increased Criminal ... Outpost Beacon Override - Increased Build Radius That might be useful for other outpost stuff as well. My problem is the limited number of useable objects: for example, the warehouse walls are limited to a number of 125 (workshop dlc), and I want to increased this number, because now I can't build more stuff with this kind of walls It's not true that 125 is the limit for warehouse walls.

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