In the meantime the correct mod manager to use for the Mass Effect games is indeed the ME3Tweaks mod manager which kindly linked above.īTW if you're not too busy sitting under your bridge, you could always have a look at Vortex's extension system and perhaps write the game extensions for the ME games yourself. Developing game extensions to support these games would require us to reverse engineer ME3Tweaks to be able to support all of its mods - not a trivial task, and certainly not something high on our priority list given our limited resources. Many of the Mass Effect mods are using a 'proprietary' installer method developed and solely used by the ME3Tweaks mod manager. Weapons and armor, in particular, are built with the understanding that they will be customized multiple times in the field over their operational lifetime. Andromeda Initiative equipment is designed to be modular and adaptable to any situation. the release of Mass Effect 2 and during development of DAII and Mass Effect 3 (ME3). Mods are weapon customization upgrades in Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Might I suggest you report your Vortex issues through the internal feedback system prior to complaining about not getting any help on some random github issue ? And though Fallout 4 has only half as many mods as Skyrim's 61,200. Sounds like that mute might have some spare bandwidth would sure be nice to have 3 people catering for the moans and groans of over 100k daily users instead of just 2.
