What else is new? They now use their own set of ammo, instead of fusion cells as they previously did. But that's not all! They are also now moddable (at least stat-wise) to a varying degree, can be acquired without console commands and pop up every now and again within the vendors inventories! This now includes all of the weapons from Mass Effect 3, as well as some from Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect Andromeda, thanks to my buddy Adventfather. Here it is folks: The new and updated version of my Mass Effect weapons pack! Every weapon has been reworked to give it it's distinctive feel we know from the Mass Effect games, as well as to blend in much better into Fallout 4 itself. YOU NOW KNOW AND WILL BE LAUGHED AT IF YOU DO NOT READ DESCRIPTIONS! USE THE DOWNLOAD BUTTON ON THIS SITE ABD INSTALL MANUALLY OR WITH NMM. You can find more on that in the chapter about crafting items.THIS IS THE PC-VERSION OF THE MOD. Note - the amount of sockets available on an item can be increased by using Augmentations, special items that can be installed on an item during its creation. It forces some limitations on the player but given the amount of different weapon / armor mods available in the game you shouldn't have problems finding something that will suit you just fine. You won't be able to, for instance, install two scopes on a sniper rifle. There's a single limitation associated with item modifications - you can't install two mods of the same type on a single weapon / piece of armor.
Don't forget to equip the weapon you've just modified! You then have to accept your selection (and, if you want, add more mods to free sockets) and leave the loadout screen. When you've acquired a desired weapon and/or piece of armor, as well as a mod, you just have to enter the loadout screen (it appears each time you leave the Tempest ship, it can also accessed from the Tempest and by Forward Stations on the surface of the planets), select the weapon/armor you want and press the button shown on the screen to open the mod screen.
Fusion Mods description can be found in a separate chapter. Unfortunately, pieces of armor are quite different - only the torso armor has a single socket place for a very unique Fusion Mod. Each weapon (aside from the melee ones) has 2 sockets. To even think about modifying your equipment by placing special mod items inside of it, you first need to find weapons and/or armors with appropriate number of sockets in them. At first glance, modifying weapons and/or armors in Mass Effect Andromeda might seem relatively simple, however there are several rules to that.
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