X:\Documents and Settings\%Username%\My Documents\BioWare\Mass Effect 2\Save It is recommended to backup your career for the option to revert back later on. Using the modifications described in this article may alter your career permanently.
5.19 Temporarily Activate "NoClip" Mode. 5.17 Skipping Dialogue without Choosing an Unwanted Answer. 5.16 Bind Storm To A Different Key Than Use/Cover. 5.15 Collect More Resources From Planets. 5.9 Enable joystick move (useful for those who want to use mouse while having access to analog movement). 5.4 Editing Shepard Template Face Codes. 5.1 Ability to take only certain weapon types. In case you run into any issues, replace the file from the backup in step 1. Under the 'General' tab, in the 'Attributes' section at the bottom, check the 'Read-only' box and click on the 'OK' button.Ħ) That's it - run the game - and experience reaching the Prothean ruin on Eletania with ease! Please first backup this file in a different location.Ģ) Next, scrolling through the BIOGame file in the 'Config' folder with Notepad should reveal the line: m_bUseCameraRelativeInputForVehicle=FALSE ģ) Merely change ' FALSE' to ' TRUE' so that the line reads: m_bUseCameraRelativeInputForVehicle=TRUE ĥ) Right-click on the file and click on its 'Properties'. ( side ^note When motionless, with the nose facing a target, pressing the 'A' or 'D' button seems to twist the Mako into perpendicular position rapidly for me.)ġ) In your Documents -> BioWare -> Mass Effect -> Config folder is a file called " BIOGame". When in position, back and forth motion is achieved solely using the 'A' and 'D' buttons. 
As always, the Mako should first be positioned perpendicular to the target. If a mountain can be scaled, the Mako will now scale it precisely.Ģ) During vehicle combat, the 'rocking back and forth' tactic to dodge projectiles can be perfectly retained. This prevents the oversteer issues of the 'A' and 'D' buttons.
' S' will move the vehicle linearly in reverse. Ordinary navigation is made possible using solely the ' W' button to move forward and the motion of the mouse to control the direction in which the vehicle is headed. This will allow the Mako's direction to be controlled by the mouse rather than by the 'A' and 'D' buttons, so that: In case this is not a well-known solution, I'd like to share a very simple tweak that, for me, has made the Mako on PC entirely controllable.
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