Nexus Mods Mass Effect Andromeda

Nexus Mods Mass Effect Andromeda

Covering the hottest movie and TV topics that fans want.

All the latest gaming news, game reviews and trailers.

New Movie News, Movie Trailers & upcoming Movie Reviews

Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Celebrates Its U.S. Success With a Spoiler-Filled Trailer

Share

Share

Tweet

Share

Email

Write For Us
Home
Contact Us
Terms
Privacy
Copyright
About Us
Press Kit
Find a Comic Shop
Fact Checking Policy
Corrections Policy
Ethics Policy
Ownership Policy

Mass Effect Andromeda is a fine video game, but mods make it much more playable on PC. Here are some that make EA's last Sci-Fi epic even better!
Mass Effect: Andromeda was... not quite up to the standard of the original trilogy of sci-fi RPGs from BioWare. While it wasn't a completely awful game by any means, there was a clear drop off from the adventures of Commander Shephard and his band of attractive and hilarious squadmates.
There were definitely parts about the game that could have been improved but where the developers and publisher EA dropped the ball, the fans were happy to pick it up in the form of mod support for the PC version. Here are 10 mods for Mass Effect: Andromeda that make the game much more playable.
Updated July 2nd, 2020 by Meg Pelliccio: Mass Effect: Andromeda was a real let down for fans, but many are hoping that the franchise will come back swinging with a new installment eventually. After all, its sibling franchise Dragon Age managed to recover from Dragon Age 2, so Mass Effect still has time to save itself.
Mass Effect: Andromeda continues to be a sore-spot for long time fans and anyone else that happened to play it, but that doesn't mean it's not worth playing. The game still offers an interesting new chapter to the Mass Effect franchise and with many player-made mods out there, the game can easily be made much better. Check out some of these mods that make the game a little more playable than it was previously.
The rather handy More Skill Points Per Level mod does exactly what it says and offers players more skill points than usual every time they level up. Additionally, skill points are applied retroactively, so you'll still benefit from this mod even if you've leveled up quite a bit already, meaning you may find yourself with many skill points all at once.
This mod has a variety of options for players, so players can change how many points they receive per level and decide how easy they want to make it on themselves.
The Quick Loot mod removes the "item pick up" window and instead all of the dropped items are automatically placed into the player's inventory, with the obtained items being shown on the screen as they drop. This will definitely speed up your playthrough somewhat.
The mod offers two different options, allowing players to choose if they want this to work only on containers (such as hidden caches, custom containers, etc), only on corpses (including wild animals), or everything all in one.
If you're looking to go on a shopping spree, the Tempest Superstore mod ensures that the Tempest Kiosk stocks all materials, augmentations, weapon mods, nomad upgrades, and paint jobs, as well as consumables and more.
Additionally, the mod makes sure that there's plenty in supply, but if you really need more then a quick save and reload will replenish the stock. The only downside to this mod is that you have to update it every time you unlock a new weapon rank.
The perfect addition to pair with the previous Tempest Superstore mod is the Better Loot mod , which ensures that bar a few exceptions, all enemies and containers drop plenty of credits. The exceptions to this mod are Architects, hidden caches, and any containers that have a scripted inventory.
This mod will have you rolling in credits in no time, and ensure you can buy just about everything you need to make the game a nice, easy playthrough with a lot less grinding.
It's no secret that Mass Effect: Andromeda was riddled with bugs on release, but players may be surprised to find that many issues haven't yet been fixed by BioWare. Fortunately, the MEA Fixpack mod can solve quite a number of bugs left within the base game.
This particular mod fixes a whole myriad of problems, ranging from quests such as "Running a Fever" now being completable, preventing conversations from getting stuck on repeat, or doors getting stuck, as well as many other irritating little issues.
Technically you could play the entire Mass Effect series without romancing a single person. but why in the world would you want that! Some of the best moments in this franchise are achieved from becoming, ahem, intimate with your partners in battle. Unfortunately, there are some squadmates who are only romanceable via a male or female protagonist.
That's where this mod from user Atherisz comes in. With this mod, your character is not only able to romance any of your squadmates who have a romance path, but you can also have multiple romances going on at the same time.
Following the common trope of video game "helpers" who are more trouble than they're worth, your artificial intelligence this epic is SAM. While he is important to the story and can provide you with some useful tips, there are also times where SAM will tell you things that are blatantly obvious which you don't need to be pointed out. Yes I know I will die if I don't get in the Nomad quickly SAM, but I really need this assault rifle so get off my back!
Thankfully, there's a mod from user watafuzz which cuts out a lot of SAM's unnecessary comments about radiation, temperature, and life support levels which are already visible on-screen. The game already gives you enough information, we don't need redundant info from our A.I as well.
A core problem that players had in this Mass Effect title was that your squad just couldn't hold a candle to your former teammates back in the Milky Way galaxy with Commander Shephard. Names like Liam, Vetra, and Jaal can't compete with the likes of Garrus, Tali, and Liara. This applies from a gameplay perspective as well as a narrative one. While modders can't do much on a narrative level, they can help in the gameplay department.
With this mod from user Forkinator, your squadmates are much more powerful and balanced according to their characters than they are in the main game. With these changes, the Krogan known as Drack is a melee powerhouse as most Krogan and Cora hits like an Asari Commando trained human would hit. Now you won't have to babysit your squadmates and can focus on having fun.
One of the few things that Andromeda improved on from the original trilogy was its primary vehicle: the Nomad. Compared to the original series' Mako and Hammerhead vehicles, this thing was leaps and bounds superior. However, it wasn't a perfect vehicle as there were still some things which could be improved. The good thing for players is that one modder agreed and decided to do something about it.
With this mod from user Watafuzz , some tweaks are made to the game's six-wheel powerhouse engine. For one, the damage inflicted on enemies via running them over scales with your level ensuring that crushing them with the Nomad is always effective. Also, the vehicle's top speed, mobility, and jump boosters all get an upgrade ensuring that this thing can go anywhere at any time.
With all the shops and merchants you have to visit in RPGs, it's always a nice addition when a modder comes in and simplifies all this micromanaging and traveling for the player. For this, we have to bless our conquering hero user tabbed.
In this mod, all crafting materials are now available on your main spaceship the Tempest. This cuts a bunch of time that you would otherwise have to spend going to different planets to get the materials you want to make that special suit of armor you had your eyes on. Not only that, but the materials are all in quantities of 100 000. Good luck clearing through all that in one playthrough.
Show of hands, who likes having to manage their inventory in any game they ever played? While we can't see you, we're going to assume not a single person raised a hand. If only there was a way to have unlimited inventory space and not have to worry about any of that again...
Oh wait, thanks to user Coockoo , we actually don't have to with this game on PC. With this mod, the item inventory limit is spiked up to 99 999. With this mod, you effectively become Hermione Granger in the final Harry Potter movie with that magical bag that holds everything you ever needed. Oh, by the way, a Harry Potter/Mass Effect crossover? Somebody make it so.
Sometimes it's the little things that make gameplay that much more enjoyable. Who would have guessed that a simple button press that makes you jolt in any direction could have added so much to the firefights in Mass Effect ? Thankfully the developers did and in Andromeda , you can press the evade button which moves your character via jetpack or biotic abilities in a quick burst. But what if you wanted to do it... all the time?
There's a mod from user watafuzz that allows you to do just that. This mod takes away the cooldown time from performing an evade which lets you do to your heart's content. If an enemy manages to finish you off now, then you just gotta admit that you're not good at the game my friend.
Elsewhere in this article, we talk of a mod that brings your squadmates ' power levels more up to scale with your own characters. On the other side of the spectrum if you wanted a mod that just makes you totally outclass your squad in terms of mobility even further, here we go.
The Hyper Mobility mod from User Deltatype7 improved on another mod by user Wavebend to bring us something which effectively turns your character into even more of a superhero than they already were. With this, your character's sprint speed is increased (especially useful in hub worlds), and your jump height is increased. Speaking of superheroes, you might find another mod that makes you feel like a certain Avenger elsewhere on the list.
Some fans have taken to calling the latest game released by BioWare Anthem to really be an Iron Man simulator. While we can definitely see how that is the case, it's worth noting that courtesy of this mod, Mass Effect Andromeda can easily turn into an Iron Man simulator of its own.
While the creator Wavebend has renamed it from Iron Man mod to simply "Flying Mod", we're sure most would rather call it by its former name. With this installed, you can take to the skies with a couple of button presses and fly around the map as your heart desires. Sure your squad may be wondering why they can't do that but screw it. You're now a billionaire, playboy, genius, and philanthropist. They are not.
While the Tempest is a beautiful ship, we really don't need to admire for what feels like forever when playing Mass Effect: Andromeda . The landing and departure cutscenes for this spacecraft take far too long for seemingly no reason in the base game. But with one mod, you can cut the time spent staring at your screen by a good 20 seconds.
User Forkinator has got us covered here . Compared to other mods on this list this doesn't seem like much but hey, we'll take shorter repetitive cutscenes over longer ones every time.
Subscribe to the CBR newsletter for exclusive comics, TV & movie news, reviews, interviews & much more!

Search
Advanced

This forum

Search section:

This forum

Forums
Members
Help Files

Premium Store

General discussion about Mass Effect Andromeda

Show topic type
All Topics
Open
Hot
Polls
Locked
Moved

Sort by
Last Post
Last Poster
Topic Title
Topic Starter
Topic Started
Attachments
Replies
Views

Sort direction
Descending (Z-A)
Ascending (A-Z)

Time frame
From Today
Last 5 days
Last 7 days
Last 10 days
Last 15 days
Last 20 days
Last 25 days
Last 30 days
Last 60 days
Last 90 days
Show All
Since Last Visit

Remember filters

This option hides the post , but leaves it in the topic.
This option completely removes the post from the topic.

Pinned

Mass Effect Andromeda mod requests

Started by
PaulWxm
, 02 Mar 2017

1
2
3
7 →

Pinned

Welcome to the Mass Effect Andromeda forums

Started by
Site Bot
, 23 Mar 2017

Change map.

Started by
Nestor10
, 21 Jun 2022

Need help with basic modding

Started by
monkeydude40
, 14 May 2022

None of my mods seem to be loading

Started by
mk86
, 02 May 2021

Is there a list of v.1.10-compatible mods anywhere?

Started by
Drake1132
, 07 May 2022

Mod request. Custom male ryder head eyelid bug fix?

Started by
mastersworddude
, 11 Feb 2022
mod requests

Frosty Hash Missing?

Started by
ASchu1982
, 05 Dec 2020

Hi, just asking about under armor

Started by
droid25
, 26 Jan 2022

Mod Request - Wearing full on ship/HQ (No dirt)

Started by
droid25
, 16 Jan 2022

frosty mod manager patch denied

Started by
doosplayer
, 23 Oct 2017
mass effect andromeda , frosty and 2 more...

1
2

request - subtitles to bottom

Started by
mmm273
, 07 Jul 2018

Do I have to launch through Frosty mod manager every time?

Started by
HakuSenpai
, 04 Jul 2017

1
2

Texture Modding Help

Started by
mulderitsme
, 27 Jul 2021
mods , modding , textures , frosty and 1 more...

Texture Modding Help

Started by
mulderitsme
, 26 Jul 2021

Is the nexus the only place with mods for andromeda ?
Welcome to the Mass Effect Andromeda (MEA) Subreddit, a home of polite discussions about the Andromeda galaxy and its occupants. Game discussions, theories, meaningful screenshots, sharing your Ryders, original fanart and fanfic, stories of your gaming experience are all welcomed. Please, read our rules before posting.
I’ve been doing some modding but not many of the mods interest me is there anywhere else with different mods or is that it ?
As far as I know. It seems to be the main source for mods for all games in general. Sure, some people may have mods on their own modding websites but afaik they are the same as on nexusmods.
I think Mod DB is a reasonably large alternative for Nexusmods, as is the Steam Workshop . Though whether either of those have Andromeda mods I don't know.
According to the Wiki page, these are the Mod Merchants:
Bennett Kahele in the Voeld Outpost
The Salarian Vendor in Kadara's market
Quartermaster Istaal in the Resistance Headquarters
Did you mean in-game mods or mods for the game from Nexusmods.com ? lmao))))) 'cause I though you were talking about mods for Andromeda, not IN Andromeda :D
I’ve only just realised how confusing this post can be I meant mod to change the game lmao
Wat are the Nexus mod wich content is there ?

New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast
This subreddit is the unofficial source for people who love the Mass Effect universe including the games, books, comics, and DLC.
So I just bought the game on sale and got to the part where you are taking a tram to the nexus. It jeeps crashing. I have 3 mods install to change to look of Cora, Liam, and Peebee. I bought the game on steam and install hut origin does not recognize that. Finally I am launching the game through frosty mods. Any one know of a fix or do I need an unmodded reinstall to fix this?
Assuming you’re using the Cora and Liam Overhaul mod I’m thinking of, it’s a known bug that it crashes the game at that particular moment. Just disable them for the time being and re-enable when you’re past that part. Are you using Cora with a ponytail?
Yes, Cora has a ponytail and Liam has a baseball cap
yup Cora with a ponytail was the cause. thanks

Alexa Mansour Nude
Handsfree Cum
Hot Mature Neighbor

Nexus Mods Mass Effect Andromeda

Report Page