Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater MGSDeltaFix Mod v0.0.3

                    
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Mod: MGSDeltaFix is a lightweight ASI plugin that solves day‑one pain points with practical toggles. It adds ultrawide support, trims boot‑time fluff, and includes an experimental 60 FPS cap removal for players chasing smoother input and higher refresh.
What MGSDeltaFix changes

Ultrawide/Narrower support: Proper handling for wider and non‑standard aspect ratios, so HUD and visuals stop fighting the display.
Skip intro logos: Straight to the menu; no more repeated logo stacks on every launch.
Experimental cap removal: Option to remove the 60 FPS limit for high‑Hz monitors. Use with care in cutscene or physics‑sensitive moments.
Config file control: A simple INI lets you toggle features on or off without reinstalling.
Achievement‑safe intent: Quality‑of‑life focus only; does not alter gameplay progression systems.

In‑game impact and use cases

Exploration and stealth: Ultrawide awareness helps track patrols and lines of sight without constant camera twitching.
Combat clarity: Wider view and higher refresh feel better for camera tracking, recoil control, and situational reads.
Boot‑to‑play speed: With logo skips, testing routes or mod stacks becomes painless.
Benchmarking: The FPS uncap option is handy for testing GPU/CPU limits, then capping again where stability matters.

Installation et conditions préalables
What you get: An ASI plugin plus a configuration file (INI).

Download the Mod file from the downloads section.
Extract all contents into the game folder, for example:

steamapps\common\MGSDelta\Binaries\Win64
Launch once to generate or validate MGSDeltaFix.ini.
Edit the INI to enable:

Ultrawide/Narrower support, Skip intro logos, and the 60 FPS cap removal if desired.
Steam Deck/Linux: Add the following to Launch Options:

WINEDLLOVERRIDES=”dsound=n,b” %command%
To uninstall, remove the mod files from the game folder.

Notes and compatibility

Feature toggles are granular; switch on only what is needed for the current session.
The FPS uncap is marked experimental; if a cutscene or boss logic misbehaves, re‑enable a cap and retry.
Plays well with most cosmetic or camera‑neutral packs; avoid overlapping fixes that also hook resolution or framerate.