After five years of hard work, modder ‘IDrinkLava’ has released Version 2.0 of his Redux Mod for Medal of Honor: Airborne. This new update includes over 120 changes, improvements, and bug fixes. Let’s take a closer look at it, shall we?
First things first, though. What is the Rexux Mod for Medal of Honor: Airborne? Well, this is an enhancement and gameplay overhaul mod that attempts to fix the jank that plagues this WWII FPS. For instance, it fixes its low FOV and awkward leaning/walking controls. It also changes the Campaign difficulty to make the game feel more like a serious, tactical shooter instead of an easy, arcade-style shooter like Call of Duty.
Version 2.0Â rebalances the difficulties, and they are now properly labelled for newcomers. It also packs an optional patch that will uncesor the game on Steam and Origin. Moreover, it adds support for more aspect ratios. So now, you will be able to enjoy it at 3:2, all three “21:9” aspects, and 48:9. Plus, the mod now has full gamepad support through Steam Input.
According to the modder, Redux V2.0 makes big improvements to how the game controls with a keyboard and mouse. This helps players who are used to certain key movements. It also changes how the guns work, including how much they move when you shoot (recoil) and how much damage they do. The leaning and peeking controls are now quicker and let you see more around corners. There are also new scope graphics that look more like real-life scopes, and the game has a brand-new health bar.
And there’s even more. Version 2.0 will take out more arcade-style stuff from the screen, like the True Trigger meter and the scope zoom meter. It also fixes how accurate enemy snipers are, so the game feels more fair. Plus, there’s a new “fire selector” feature in beta state that lets you switch to semi-automatic firing on some guns.
Overall, this is a really cool mod that many Medal of Honor fans might enjoy. It makes Airborne feel more real and improves the way the game plays. So, if you like Medal of Honor: Airborne, you should definitely give it a try. You can download it from this link.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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