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About this mod
Balances monowire, mantis blades, and gorilla arms to bring them more in line with other melee weapons and make them a valid choice as the game progresses.
- Permissions and credits
This mod is now included in a larger rebalancing mod Full Weapon Rebalance. This version still works fine.
In the base game, the three arm cyberware, monowire, mantis blades, and gorilla arms, get less effective as you become higher level. This isn't because of increased scaling of melee weapons as you go up, but rather a lack of scaling for the arm cyberware. They stop increasing in damage when you reach level 30, and their base damage is only 300 from there on out.
This mod introduces better scaling for these to keep them in line with regular melee weapons and make them a choice as you get to the higher levels so that you can keep using their interesting, unique effects.
Description of the buffs:
Installation:
Extract and drop basegame_armware_rebalance.archive into archive/pc/mod
Uninstallation:
Remove basegame_armware_rebalance.archive from archive/pc/mod
Special thanks to rmk1234 on their tutorial of how to edit the archived files. Check out their profile for details.
In the base game, the three arm cyberware, monowire, mantis blades, and gorilla arms, get less effective as you become higher level. This isn't because of increased scaling of melee weapons as you go up, but rather a lack of scaling for the arm cyberware. They stop increasing in damage when you reach level 30, and their base damage is only 300 from there on out.
This mod introduces better scaling for these to keep them in line with regular melee weapons and make them a choice as you get to the higher levels so that you can keep using their interesting, unique effects.
Description of the buffs:
- The scaling cap has been changed from 30 to 50.
- Their base damage is now 800 at level 50.
Installation:
Extract and drop basegame_armware_rebalance.archive into archive/pc/mod
Uninstallation:
Remove basegame_armware_rebalance.archive from archive/pc/mod
Special thanks to rmk1234 on their tutorial of how to edit the archived files. Check out their profile for details.