Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is an excellent game, but you may find it a bit lacking in terms of accessibility. Thankfully, the game has a ton of mods that can help mold the experience to your liking. Too many, in fact, which can make picking the right ones quite challenging.
If you’re looking to mod the game for your playthrough, we’re here to help. In this guide, we shall go over the six best mods you should be using for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter.
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Best mods you should use for Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter Trainer
The Trainer mod by lengkonglivelife on NexusMods allows players to enable a trainer for the game. With this, you can tweak any aspect of the game, including enemy health, damage multipliers, experience gain, invincibility, damage taken, and so much more.
This mod is a must-have if you’re struggling with the game’s difficulty. You can tweak the settings as you see fit, making the game more accessible in the process.
Falcom Engine Plus
While Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is an absolutely gorgeous game, the artstyle and graphics may not resonate with everyone. In such a case, we recommend using the Falcom Engine Plus mod by Toruk77 on NexusMods.
This is a mod that improves the game’s graphics and lighting by modifying the game’s shaders or deploying custom ones. You can improve the shadows, anti-aliasing, depth of field, character shadowing, and so much more, depending on what your PC can handle.
Trails Enhanced Landscapes 2
The Trails Enhanced Landscapes 2 mod by Laast on NexusMods allows you to improve the graphical fidelity of the game’s outdoor environments. The game is gorgeous, yes, but you may feel that the textures of the ground and surrounding foliage are not up to par. If that’s how you feel, then this mod is for you.
The Trails Enhanced Landscapes 2 deploys “high-quality homemade textures for exterior grounds and rocks.” These textures vastly improve the vanilla textures in the game. Furthermore, you can also add these textures to the 1st Chapter, in case you’re playing the two back to back.
Remove Quest Markers
If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the world of the game, the Remove Quest Markers mod by Denhonator is what you need. As the mod’s name may suggest, this mod removes all quest markers in the game. This means that once you accept a quest, you need to deliberately listen to the NPCs and the information, navigate the world using this information, while also using the in-world signs to find the quest-related locations by yourself. Don’t worry, the game gives you enough information to work with, so you won’t really be lost at any point.
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter VR
If removing quest markers isn’t keeping you immersed enough, perhaps the Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter VR mod by tenshiken1 will. This mod allows you to experience the entire game through a VR headset, offering a level of immersion unlike anything else.
Naturally, you’ll need an OpenXR-compatible headset, as well as the SteamVR or VDXR backend, according to the creator. The installation is fairly simple as well, so we highly recommend using this if you have the required tools.
Katana for Anelace
Finally, the last mod we recommend is the Katana for Anelace mod by enzonahuy on NexusMods. Anelace is one of the best characters in the game, and her playstyle is high-octane and aggressive. Richard’s Katana is a weapon that fits this playstyle to a T, but somehow never makes its way to Anelace. This mod fixes that.
With the Katana for Anelace mod, you can transfer Richard’s Katana over to Anelace. She’ll then be able to use this weapon during combat, and trust us when we say this: it fits like a glove and plays like a dream.
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Edited by Mohammad Sadiq
