Elcor, Appreciation and Society have released a pretty cool mod for Mass Effect 3 Remastered/Legendary Edition that aims to overhaul and diversify the game’s NPCs.
According to the team, this mod brings better species’ population balancing, and outfit/appearance diversification. As such, Mass Effect 3 will now have more diversified NPCs (in a good way).
It’s also worth noting that this mod will work as a foundation for new content introduced by content mods such as Spectre Expansion Mod.
This project is currently in ALPHA and is only partially complete. It’s also compatible with the A Lot Of Textures Mod. Theoretically, it should also be compatible with the Happy Ending Mod. It should also be compatible with the Mass Effect 3 Legendary Edition Community Patch.
You can download the mod from here.
Have fun!
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Looks like a cool mod. Wish it weren’t in alpha. Will snag it when it’s final
got to admit it does look good
The very first galactic franchise, with all the early reviews, that had hyped me up hoping that I would finally experience an offline OG Star Trek-like (James T. Kirk version) story-driven game, with heavy space combat and exploration and so much more, for me to just get a few hours in and the story had sickened my stomach. ?
yeah…not the worst mod i’ve ever seen but it wins the most absolutely pointless mod…from the video I would only be able to tell it was on if batarians were EVERYWHERE…maybe call it the batty mod.