
Overwrite any files if prompted to do so.

This package is intended to stay as close to the original look as possible, so you won’t find any mods in the pack that vary too far from how the game originally looked. the more subtle mods will be harder to spot, for example SCP - the best way is to check the happy noodle shop on earth map, in vanilla it's just a half empty room, in SCP it actually looks like a shop.I have put together a collection of mods to improve the graphics and audio of System Shock 2.

the easiest way would be to sort out your problems with ss2tool (what kind of problems btw? as long as you have connection to the internet and the game is not installed in program files, there is almost nothing that can go wrong), and then load mods via the mod manager [(as mentioned a couple of times, the old manual way of dropping mods to the datapermmods folder and overwriting files is not working properly anymore with the latest mods, and will work even less with each update).Īs for telling whether the mods are loaded properly, well, the modmanager will show any errors in its gui, apart from that, you can check the game textures and objects and see whether they are better or not, for example you should see the better plants right on the earth map, same goes for textures etc. Yeah, you need to really, really know your way around if you want to pull off manual install and not break something on the way.
