While it is likely there will be more mods added as players continue to enjoy the trilogy, the existing mods can make great additions to the game. Additionally, as the vanilla version of Mass Effect Legendary Edition disables the developer console by default, many mods work the same way cheats might, adding weapons, gear, and even entire planets that did not appear in the final game to Shepard's arsenal. Players have also uploaded their saved games and face codes to modding sites to allow other fans to use their unique Shepard in a new game. Related: Mass Effect's Cut Planets & Missions Being Modded Into Legendary Edition Mods can eliminate those quirks for players who would prefer not to have them. Though the remastered trilogy introduces improvements to graphics and textures and some quality-of-life upgrades, there are still some unfortunate and frustrating quirks that were left in to improve the fidelity of each game, including limited boosters on the Mako in Mass Effect and Reapers picking up a signal while planet scanning in Mass Effect 3. Modding can increase the lifespan of a game and can be especially useful in a long series like Mass Effect Legendary Edition. Though it only released a few weeks ago, there are already many mods available for the PC version of Mass Effect Legendary Edition, and some of the best introduce more gameplay features and utilities that can help fans fully customize their experience.
