ME3MP Mods

No luck how?

Needs to be more specific or the log file to help. Mixins dont work with already modified files

Without a log that doesn't tell me anything. Logs only work for the current session (or previous if it's closed).

If you choose controller support over it it won't have any effect. You need to either apply the mixin directly to the controller support mod or install controller first and then shotgun over it (you will lose auto camera turning, which imo is not s big loss).

Sfxgame for controller makes auto camera turning, sfxgame for shotgun latency turns off the latency.

So coming back to this thread, I am finding my custom keybinds coalesced won't work on this PC. It has a Collectors Edition ME3, does that affect anything?

The only mods I use now are HD textures, Crusader delay fix and modded Coalesced (FOV, custom keybinds and Talon Mercenary fix). With HD textures, environments look so much nicer!

I never had any problems with the MM and I'm always juggling between several heavy mods at the time, perhaps you should give it another try?

On topic of favorite mods, I created various different versions of custom difficulties setups with fully unique spawnlists. Each of the mod has different spawnlists, so when I want to change it up a bit, it doesn't only change what enemies come but also some of their stats and attacks. I'm also adding modmaker codes in case somebody wants to try them too:

I strongly suggest that you do not try U/U on Diamond or higher, better pick a faction and map and prepare for it. A tank and a balanced team that works together is strongly recommended on higher difficulties. If you're getting overwhelmed, a class with some form of CC can also be very helpful and is worth considering. Remember, powers like statis and shockwave are buffed, just try taking into consideration that I thought of everything and if something seems like it should work in theory, than I probably did it this way and you should feel free to experiment outside of the most common classes and weapons. This is a world where even weapons like Falcon and Striker have a good use. These weapons are amazing in dealing with masses of trash mobs that will overwhelm you if you bring just a group of heavy hitting anti-boss one shotters. You still need them, but it's not just the big guys that you have to worry about. So, the mods:

- 1776 Gold+ (not many changes from vanilla, but it does spice up gold a bit)
- 4016 Platinum Extreme  (Same as Diamond but pug friendly version with toned down damage, suitable for random hosting on plat)
- 1831 Diamond  (10 enemies, this one also has a fourth faction that is extra hard, U/U is not advised)
- 2501 Nightmare (10 enemies, more punishing wavelists and stronger enemies)
- 3058 Nightmare II (12 enemies, pure insanity, don't ever host this for pugs, only play if you can beat Nightmare I and want some change)
- 3171 Invasion (An insane zombie apocalypse boss mode, 30+ enemies, simulates a real reaper/collector invasion)

The last one is using over 200 mixins with a change to almost every possible thing that the tools allow you to tweak, on top of all the other basic stat and wavelist changes.

Each of the mods has slightly changed some of the enemy attacks or their grouping to keep some unique flavor for each difficulty, a complete overhaul of weapon and power balance that remains consistent across all my mods (I'm porting changes to each one of them) with intent of bringing up weaker weapons and kits up to be viable and less frustrating to use on plat+ difficulties.

Posting a link to weapon rebalance stats if you want to check them out. It's a bit outdated as I did make additional changes after testing, but these were the initial tweaks. For example, Mantis does same damage as the old Widow now, it's even lighter in weight (can bring it as a secondar weapon if you want without much penalty), but Widow hits even stronger than Javelin now and has less ammo, while Javelin has increased base penetration to 3 meters, it's like a railgun now out of the box, and you can increase this with mods and ammo even further. All other guns are touched to put them to similiar dps or to emphasize their unique roles. 

I was thinking about making a seperate completely clean vanilla mod with only weapon rebalance pass in case somebody wants that, as I've been getting pretty good feedback on it (of course it's not perfect tough, and it's free to adjust for yourself) but it takes quite a lot of time to port all of it again. But again, anyone can do this, or make your own tweaks on the way. It's just that this version has at least every single change documented on paper so it's a lot easier to keep track of balance.

There's also tweaks to class powers that slightly improve most of the stuff, biggest boosts were done to make melee viable, it's pretty strong now on most classes from which you would expect that they should be strong. Not that you should make a Destroyer melee build, but his melee attacks do a hell of a damage now in case you need to use them. For example ex-cerbreus baton stun is fixed too, does more damage then the whip aoe but it's not aoe so you have to choose, everything is changed into what would make sense. Prothean light melee attack is also insanely strong now and fun to use. These are just a few examples. And all of this is consistent across all of the mods.

One of the most fun things you can do with mods imho is removing aoe hit restrictions from max 1-2 enemies affected to infinite for aoe melee hits or novaguard powers making him a real monster if you add some damage buffs or radius on top of it. When you have more trash mobs enemies swarming you compared to the vanilla game, removal of these restrictions really spices up the game and makes the fantasy of a powerful novaguard/batarian/drell kung fu master a bit more possible to execute in this environment.

I have to admit tough, if you do play Diamond and Nightmare, that most of these encounters can be... overly difficult, as the enemies can overwhelm you. You do get buffed weapons and powers, but it's small changes in numbers to give you just that tiny bit of edge on weaker classes (yes, turian ghosts and EDIs didn't get any buffs) in case you choose to play them. Can still fail just as you can in vanilla games if you get really bad luck with objectives but that's the nature of the game, so it's a bit hard to point a finger at the modmaker saying "you made this way too difficult". Sometimes it does feel that way, but overall it's a hell of a lot more dynamic and a lot more fun. Proper use and saving of consumables is crucial.

Oh right, I should add modmaker codes to the mods I mentioned in case somebody wants to try them, I regulary update and I can give info about everything what's changed in the mods in case somebody's interested.

No idea what that has to do with collectors edition.

I use the pug safe version of full experience mod which has those disabled so they don't come up.

me3tweaks.com/modmaker/mods/3319

*shudder*



Apparently, I'm still traumertiz'd by the word "mod."