Modder ‘Ravager’ has released a cool new mod for Mass Effect 2 Legendary Edition. This mod aims to overhaul all of its enemies, so make sure to get it if you are planning to replay it.
Going into more details, the mod adds lore friendly weapons, more powers, and improved power usage. Enemies will also have shields/barriers/armor regardless of difficulty, and there are now correct colors for blood. Plus, there are other minor additions and changes to most enemies throughout the game, including all DLC.
All enemies that have powers now use them regardless of what you or your squad is doing and try to use their shield powers immediately after they lose their shields/barriers. Moreover, most enemies with shields or barriers now have a boost power that restores them.
Most enemies now have shields/barriers/armor that are added on higher difficulties, on all difficulties. Not only that, but NPCs in hubs, missions and cutscenes will now have lore accurate weapons.
You can go ahead and download the mod from this link. To install it, you’ll need the Mod Manager. Plus, you’ll have to install it before any texture mods or other texture files.
Speaking of Mass Effect Legendary Edition, we recommend taking a look at these other mods for it. The Unofficial Patch for ME2LE is a must-have as it comes with more than 150 fixes, changes, and improvements. You can also grab an HD Texture Pack for it. A similar HD Texture Pack is also available for the first game. And then there’s this mod that allows you to play the game in first-person mode.
For those wondering, we still have no news about the next Mass Effect game. The last time we heard about it was in November 2023. Back then, we got a teaser trailer for it. And, since then, nothing.
My guess is that we’ll get something this June at EA Play 2025. EA has not announced this event yet. However, we all know it will happen. And let’s at least hope that BioWare won’t mess things up like it did with Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
Have fun!
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