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Buffs bullet time with 5 different levels of effectiveness to choose from.
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Makes simple tweaks to improve bullet time usage with 5 different levels of effectiveness to choose from.
Global Passive
Bullet Time drain speed is static and no longer increases on higher difficulties.
This applies to all versions listed below.
These following multipliers are based on Medium difficulty. Every modded option is shared between all difficulties.
Vanilla Easy Difficulty Equivalent
1.25x Bullet time gain.
Moderate
2.5x Bullet Time gain.
High
5x Bullet Time gain.
Extreme
10x Bullet Time gain.
Max Payne 2 Style Version
Shoot-Dodging does not drain your bullet time meter + all options already mentioned above.
Infinite
99x Bullet Time gain and all Bullet Time drain is removed.
Editing/Making your own version:
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Installation
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1. Extract the contents of the mod somewhere.
2. Open Max Payne 3 with Open IV.
3. Activate Edit Mode.
4. Open "update.rpf" and drag the entire "common" folder from the version you want to use into that location.
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If you want to back up vanilla files first, go to update.rpf>common>data and extract "globalsettings.xml" to backup somewhere.
If you want to make sure the mod is installed properly, navigate to the same location after installing and and open up "globalsettings.xml".
Next to "<Singleplayer>" there should be an indicator of what version you installed.
For instance: "<SinglePlayer><!--BT Mod: Extreme-->"
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Compatibility
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Not compatible with any other mod that modifies '"globalsettings.xml".
My Other Mods: (click here)
Global Passive
Bullet Time drain speed is static and no longer increases on higher difficulties.
This applies to all versions listed below.
These following multipliers are based on Medium difficulty. Every modded option is shared between all difficulties.
Vanilla Easy Difficulty Equivalent
1.25x Bullet time gain.
Moderate
2.5x Bullet Time gain.
High
5x Bullet Time gain.
Extreme
10x Bullet Time gain.
Max Payne 2 Style Version
Shoot-Dodging does not drain your bullet time meter + all options already mentioned above.
Infinite
99x Bullet Time gain and all Bullet Time drain is removed.
Editing/Making your own version:
Spoiler:
Download the mod and use a text editor to open up "globalsettings.xml" from one of the versions.
Find the <Difficulty> section.
Each difficulty will have its own section. Ignore the <SuperEasy> one since it's unused/cut.
In these sections will be the modified values.
Next to each modified value is the original vanilla value commented out for reference. Do not edit that, edit the leftmost value.
<BulletTimeAddRate> - Self explanatory.
<DecRate> - The speed at which bullet time drains. Higher = faster.
<ShootDodgeDecRate> - The multiplier for shootdodge drain speed. This is multiplicative of <DecRate>.
Edit at your own risk, obviously I'm not responsible for the bugs you may incur if you mess something up.
Go nuts.
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Download the mod and use a text editor to open up "globalsettings.xml" from one of the versions.
Find the <Difficulty> section.
Each difficulty will have its own section. Ignore the <SuperEasy> one since it's unused/cut.
In these sections will be the modified values.
Next to each modified value is the original vanilla value commented out for reference. Do not edit that, edit the leftmost value.
<BulletTimeAddRate> - Self explanatory.
<DecRate> - The speed at which bullet time drains. Higher = faster.
<ShootDodgeDecRate> - The multiplier for shootdodge drain speed. This is multiplicative of <DecRate>.
Edit at your own risk, obviously I'm not responsible for the bugs you may incur if you mess something up.
Go nuts.
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Installation
**********************************************************
1. Extract the contents of the mod somewhere.
2. Open Max Payne 3 with Open IV.
3. Activate Edit Mode.
4. Open "update.rpf" and drag the entire "common" folder from the version you want to use into that location.
***
If you want to back up vanilla files first, go to update.rpf>common>data and extract "globalsettings.xml" to backup somewhere.
If you want to make sure the mod is installed properly, navigate to the same location after installing and and open up "globalsettings.xml".
Next to "<Singleplayer>" there should be an indicator of what version you installed.
For instance: "<SinglePlayer><!--BT Mod: Extreme-->"
**********************************************************
Compatibility
**********************************************************
Not compatible with any other mod that modifies '"globalsettings.xml".
My Other Mods: (click here)