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What are the best Ready or Not mods? Maintaining peace in Los Sueños is hard work, what with all the violent crime, bomb threats, and other high-profile criminal activity scourging the city. The SWAT experience out of the box is one of the best around, but it can always be that bit better.
The thousands-strong library of Ready or Not mods provides the means to make dramatic gameplay improvements, from AI improvements to new weapons you can make crime pay with in the FPS game. Below you’ll find our pick of the bunch that’ll provide the best experience as you work through the Ready or Not missions list or play with pals online.
The best Ready or Not mods are:
Recorded or Not
The Recorded or Not mod has to be seen to be believed; it adds a host of real-world bodycam types, with specific brands and formats represented. From law enforcement traditionals like the Axon bodycam to the humble GoPro, you can add a new dimension to your Ready or Not experience with this mod. Not only does this add a new perspective to the FPS, but it also tweaks shaders and environment behaviour to create a more immersive experience.
Ready or Not Here I Come AI Realistic Mod Pack
Ready or Not’s AI isn’t bad, but there’s definite room for improvement. There are a few AI behavior mods out there, and our favorite is the Ready or Not Here I Come pack from ‘ASadFigTree.’ Promising enhanced realism, unpredictable encounters, and intense CQB action, you’ll have to be on your A-game to survive, regardless of which difficulty you choose.
Gunfighter Gameplay Improvement
Gunfighter is a veritable trove of gameplay goodies that will let you tweak everything from weapon handling and non-ADS position to movement to equipment slots. Hardcore players may not like everything about it, but there is guaranteed to be something in there that will improve your experience for the better.
(Mostly) Uncensored or Not
To comply with certain checks in the lead-up to the Ready or Not console version launch, Void tweaked certain in-game visuals, toning down the graphic content of certain elements. (Mostly) Uncensored or Not mostly restores the game to its pre-censored form, underwear-less models and all.
Don’t Call Me Shirley
Mile High Club remains one of the most iconic Call of Duty missions of all time, having you rescue hostages while clearing through an airborne plane. Whether or not Don’t Call Me Shirley has been inspired by it, the fundamental mission concept is identical. Of course, Ready or Not’s version is far more tactical in scope, so keep your wits about you.
Cosmetics Unlocker
What’s more important than serving the community? Serving looks while doing so, that’s what. The Cosmetics Unlocker mod automatically makes all of the base game clothing and armor available to you, ensuring you’ll never look musty while making that big drugs bust.
Attachment Expansion
You can never have too many attachment options, and Attachment Expansion adds a whole library of optics, muzzles, and more to your weapon mods.
Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium Skin Pack
Heading up LSPD’s tactical unit as Judge is all well and good, but busting illegal operations and lighting up enemy combatants as an anime girly offers a different, arguably more entertaining SWAT experience. The Girls’ Frontline 2 Exilium skin pack adds a selection of characters from the gacha game to Ready or Not – one for the weebs.
Chronological Mission Order
Ready or Not’s missions take place over a near-three-year period, but the default mission list has you jumping all over the timeline. With the Chronological Mission Order mod, you’ll no longer have to deal with temporal whiplash, giving you a clean run through.
And those are the best Ready or Not mods you can install right now. If you’re also playing GF2, then lock in the latest Girls’ Frontline 2 codes for the tactical RPG.
