Modder ‘GEOLOGIST’ has released an amazing new mod for Red Dead Redemption 2 that aims to overhaul its physics ragdolls. This mod will make the deaths of all enemies and NPCs more cinematic, and below you can find a video that showcases it in action.
Going into more details, this mod allows NPCs to grab their head and stumble around when shot in the head. NPCs can also freeze, look down at the wound, and then stare at the player when shot in the abdomen.
The mod also introduces different reactions when shot with different ammo types, and allows NPCs to instantly fall down when knocked out. Moreover, NPCs will fall down or stumble around for a bit when hit with a throwing item.
Overall, this is a pretty cool mod that you can download from here. Here’s also a video that shows off these new cinematic physics ragdoll effects.
Speaking of RDR 2, we also suggest downloading the following mods for it. In theory, these mods should be compatible with Visual Redemption. So, for starters, there is this AI-enhanced HD Texture Pack that overhauls all weapons. Then we have this 2K Texture Pack that overhauls all NPCs. Additionally, you can download a mod that adds an unofficial New Game+ Mode. Here is also a mod that overhauls the interior lighting of buildings. Let’s also not forget this cool mod that enables bullet penetration. Red Dead Redemption 2 also has a gameplay mod that allows the player to use NPC-exclusive scenarios. And finally, this mod adds support for DLSS Ultra Quality & DLAA.
Have fun!
https://youtu.be/WnlX97Ia7Dc?si=XPKr-75FRun1S8BT
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