If a shop says 50 tickets to build, you end up paying 500 tickets. If it costs 60 tickets, you pay 600. If it costs 12 tics, you pay 1200 (not a typo, watch my gameplay video here as proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6XQzGtwajs ). I'm into building settlements so I hope this issue is placed a little higher up on the priority list. I've confirmed that this issue occurs even when no mods are used (other than Fallout London itself). Anyone who has seen this please confirm. Anyone who can tell me what console command to use to give myself N tickets back, much appreciated.

I think the bug is in the display, not the cost. If you look at how much shops originally cost in FO4, you would not expect them to only cost 60 tickets or less, but in the hundreds of tickets. Also, if you take the displayed costs at face value, that would mean that the highest-tier shops require fewer tickets than the lowest tier.

I checked in FO4Edit, and Fallout: London makes no changes to the costs of building shops in settlements. They only look different because Bottlecaps were renamed to Tickets. That renaming might be confusing the workshop display, especially if it has special code to show more than 2 digits, but only for bottlecaps. Edit: I did some experimentation, and I think the renaming is probably not the trigger for this issue. Edit 2: I'm 99% sure this issue is caused by FOLON's font changes - I had the "Alternate UI Fonts" mod already downloaded in MO2, and when I activated it, I instead was limited to 3 digits for the displayed costs. I also tried extracting FO4's original fonts_en.swf and putting it in my Overwrite folder, and I was able to see the full 4-digit Ticket costs for the high-tier shops.

If you still insist on refunding yourself tickets via the console, this should work: [code]player.additem f 450[/code] (as an example for the first amounts you listed)

You're right. I haven't played Fallout 4 in a long time so I forgot about the high costs of shops. This visual bug still needs to be fixed since many players may not know or remember all the little detail from Fallout 4.

This is just another bug among a long list of glitchiness regarding settlements in Fallout London. They must have thought that most players just wouldn't bother with settlements and made it a low priority.