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Legendary Edition vs Original (lemmy.world)

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I'm going to replay the ME trilogy soon. I last played about 3 years ago - before the legendary edition was released - and I'm not sure whether I should play the legendary edition or the original versions of each game. Is there any reason to prefer the original versions of ME at this point? I thought mod support might be lacking for the legendary edition, but it looks like it supports most of the more popular mods that the original versions support.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Personally I'd say there's no reason to go back to OG unless your PC can't handle the LE texture updates and optimization (or lack thereof.) If you want mod support ME3Tweaks and Nexus mods has everything you need natively to LE. It's really something they've been able to pull off in a short time period.

They've even redone Pinnacle Station if you for some reason found that dlc to be enjoyable at all. I don't like ME1 combat enough to worry about it, but you might have fond memories of it.