Modder ‘crossed99’ just dropped a cool new mod for the Red Dead Redemption 2. This mod adds random events to the game to make it feel more dynamic and alive.
Going into more details, this mod adds three types of events. The first event has bounty hunters trying to capture someone. The second event introduces fistfights between two or more people. And then the third and final event adds shootouts between two groups.
The modder says that these events happen totally by chance. So, sometimes the person on the run might escape, or he/she could defeat the bounty hunter. There can also be shootouts between the cops, outlaws, or regular folks. And if you join in, you might become a wanted person, depending on what’s going down.
This is a pretty cool mod that can improve your in-game experience, and you can download it from this link.
Speaking of RDR 2, we’ve got some cool mod suggestions for you. First up is an AI-enhanced HD Texture Pack that makes all the weapons look awesome. Then there’s a 2K Texture Pack that makes all the people in the game look even better. You can also grab a mod that adds a New Game+ Mode, even though it’s not official. Another mod revamps the interior lighting of buildings. And don’t miss out on the Visual Redemption Project. There’s also this mod that aims to overhaul its physics ragdolls. For some extra fun, there’s a gameplay mod that allows the player to use NPC-exclusive scenarios. Last but not least, there’s a mod that brings support for DLSS Ultra Quality & DLAA to the game.
Have fun!
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