Later this year,Red Dead Redemption 2will celebrate its sixth birthday.
Thankfully, it’s still pretty easy to have a good time inRockstar Games’ rootin’ tootin’ open world title, namely because of how exquisitely detailed it is.
With each new playthrough, there’s always a fresh discovery to be made froma gruesome discovery about pigsto ahidden smuggler’s tunnel.
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If you are starting to, dare I say, find that yourRed Dead Redemption 2playthroughs are getting a tad mundane, then I have the perfect mod to overhaul your experience.
Take a look at some of our favouriteRed Dead Redemption 2wins and fails below.
The mod will allow for adaptive triggers via the DualSense for a number of weapons and items, including guns, throwables, the bow, lasso, and fishing rod.
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To reflect your health, the controller’s LED “will go from green to red as your health gets lower”. If overpowered, it will turn gold, which’ll fade as the effect wears off.
In terms of your stamina, the controller’s LED has a “breathing effect”, which will get more frequent as your stamina gets lower. When mounted on a horse, your horse’s stamina will be reflected instead.
When Dead Eye is activated, the controller’s LED light will turn red. This also will fade as your Dead Eye level decreases.
It goes without saying that you’ll need a DualSense controller to make use of this mod.
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The mod itself is totally free but you will needDSXalready installed - a paid programme that permits for PC DualSense integration. You can grab this for just £6.69 onSteam, correct at the time of writing.
It’s a great way for PC players to totally overhaul the base game.
Topics:Red Dead Redemption,Red Dead Redemption 2,Rockstar Games,PC,PlayStation 5,Mods
