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For Definitive Edition mods you have to put them in Documents Larian Studios Divinity Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition Mods and they have to be definitive edition specific mods - mods for the original edition won't work in definitive (there's a method to convert them yourself if you want a mod that hasn't been updated for DE).

Has been making waves since before its release. From absolutely smashing its Kickstarter goals to launching with exceptional reviews and praise, it is poised to be one of the most popular games of 2017.A prolific modding community is already growing, with tons of big and small tweaks to make your experience better. So which mods are seriously worth trying? We asked our friends at Nexus Mods to put together a list of some of the best and most essential D:OS 2 downloads.Read on, and let us know if you agree!Nexus Mods' 10 Essential Mods for D:OS 2by Jim Fitzpatrick (TerrorFox1234)What makes an amazing game even better? A robust set of modding tools and a passionate modding community! Divinity: Original Sin 2 released with a fully featured Editor, and the folks from Larian Studios even documented itsWhile this list is not definitive, it should give you a good base to start from.

As is the nature of modding, these mods may be superseded by something better in the future or you may just disagree with me entirely! Mods are often subjective and what one may find essential another may be able to live without.Without any further ado, here is Nexus Mods' list of recommended downloads for Divinity: Original Sin 2!This simple QoL mod does wonders for keeping your skill bar nice and organized. By default any new items and objects you pick up get placed in your skill bar.

This mod simply stops that from happening. No more need to constantly sort your skill bar and move/remove items!This mod makes some helpful improvements to the autosave feature. It is configurable to 5, 10, or 20 minute intervals, and takes precaution against accidentally saving in a bad situation by not allowing autosaves during combat.Where to even begin with this one? This mod should really be called 'Crafting Expansion'. The ability to turn glass junk into potion bottles, break down unwanted clothing and armor into scrap pieces (which can then be used to improve other armors), and the ability to build crafting stations on-the-go are just a few examples of the many additions this mod brings to the game.As you may have assumed by the title, this mod allows more party members. There is also an optional file to increase difficulty if you feel that having additional party members would make the game too easy.This mod simply reduces the AP cost of sneaking in combat from 4 to 2, making stealth a much more viable approach to combat.

If you're the stealthy type and found sneaking in combat to be lacking, this mod should fix that right up.This mod gives baddies a randomly generated permanent buff at the start of combat. The real risk/reward comes from the 15% chance to transform an enemy into a 'champion', which gives them several skills and buffs. This stat boost is accompanied by better loot drops though, so it's not all weighted against you.If you're looking to increase the difficulty of D:OS2 without increasing enemy stats, this is a good option. It greatly increases the number of enemy spawns across every area in the game. Similar to the last mod there is a risk/reward to using this mod. More baddies means harder combat, but more loot!You're an undead, covered in armor from head to toe.

Just how do the bad guys know that healing spells will hurt you? This mod nerfs the 'Loremaster' skill on enemies, preventing them from inexplicably knowing what your resistances are.

Perfect for the undead, great for everyone.With this mod installed you can increase the maximum zoom out distance and apply vertical tilt while the middle mouse button is pressed. This gives the camera control a feeling more akin to classic 3rd person camera controls and allows you to see more of what's around you!If you find the default movement speed too slow, this is the mod you are looking for. It comes in two flavors. The first increases movement speed by 30% and the second doubles movement speed. Falloutttt: this game is absolutely amazing. It's literally impossible to overhype something that good.I haven't had that much fun playing a game since the old Arcanum, 15-16 years ago. I may go as far as saying this game is the best isometric RPG game I have ever played in my life.:) I've only played D:OS 1 yet, but that's already one of the very best games I've played in the 30+ years I'm into computer games, and I'm not saying such things lightly.

I often frown over the common term 'the best of all times', wondering if the person using it realizes what scope they are attributing to the thing in question.D:OS is a game I'm tempted to use this term for. In that light, I didn't hear anything about D:OS 2 yet that makes me doubt the hype about it.

V4V: I've only played D:OS 1 yet, but that's already one of the very best games I've played in the 30+ years I'm into computer games, and I'm not saying such things lightly. I often frown over the common term 'the best of all times', wondering if the person using it realizes what scope they are attributing to the thing in question.D:OS is a game I'm tempted to use this term for. In that light, I didn't hear anything about D:OS 2 yet that makes me doubt the hype about it. Well, I love DOS1 very much. Have finished it once. I think it's a great game. But since I started playing DOS2, I just couldn't stop.

I finished the game once, and right after started a second playthrough, and about to finish the second playthrough. And i'm already thinking about my 3rd playthrough as Lohse.I mean, I never in my life, was so much in love with a game. And I played all the best RPG games out there.

DOS2 even tho with some bugs, it's an absolute perfection. That is of course, only my opinion.:).

Mintee: I'm amazed there are already mods out there, its a testament to the game that the mods are heralded as a positive thing rather than the usual grumble that modders have to fix UI and convenience problems for players once again from lazy devs Most mods are improvements as opposed to bug fixes. No game developer can please everyone with every game, hence any decent game today is moddable. Bug fixes are generally restricted to.patches.-community patches, and so on-while mods are simply 'game modifications' that various people believe will improve the game. They are always optional, of course.I am surprised at the amount of general ignorance there is about mods-I gather a lot of this comes from console owners who have had to develop a rationale for mods being unavailable for their consoles for so long-I hear that is changing, but I couldn't say since I don't own a console and never will-I like a PC built according to my own standards. But mods are not things to be feared and shunned-they are not 'malware magnets' and that sort of thing-if you get them from the Nexus and I assume Steam workship (I don't use Steam Workshop because I don't like the way it functions-at all.;)) They vet everything and make sure it's free of malware or viruses, etc. 7 days to die base designs xbox one.

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Welcome To The Divinity: Original Sin Subreddit!Gather your party and get ready for a new, back-to-the-roots RPG adventure! Discuss your decisions with companions; fight foes in turn-based combat; explore an open world and interact with everything and everyone you see. Join up with a friend to play online in co-op and make your own adventures with the powerful RPG toolkit.Rules and Guidelines.Follow &.Submissions should relate to Divinity Original Sin or other works of Larian Studios.Do not put spoilers in the title of your post and mark your posts.Obscure textspoilers with the following:!This is spoilery! I'd just do the Quality of Life mods for the first one.Spirit Vision as an on/off toggle.Having to click a button every 30 seconds is not engaging gameplay.Shared Persuasion and Shared Discount/BarterIt's tedious to have to always purchase stuff with one character, and makes the comparison of gear on hover at a shop pointless. Same goes for having to make sure you have the correct party member during chat.NPC SpellsThere are some spells that are otherwise NPC only, this just creates skill books for them and adds them to the loot tables.Free Pet PalHaving Pet Pal doesn't functionally change the game in any way, but, it's more interesting if you can talk to animals.No Psychic EnemiesIt's annoying that everyone in combat knows you're undead, yet all of the townfolk are fooled by a hood.

If there are any 'essential' mods it would most definitely be and as I feel the armor system is completely flawed and as the description in 'Controls Are Back' says,'the current Armor system favors 1 damage type parties (either physical or magical), in order to maximise the damage output and the controls' ability.On top of that, control mages can have a much harder time than melee (especially warfare), as they'll need to chip the magic armor away, before beginning to be usefull to the team.' Thus the game completely favors an all physical damage group. However, the two mods above fix that. The game mechanic that has made the Divinity series stand out as some of the greatest crpgs of all time are the strategic choices you make to win fights with the various elemental combinations and the armor system in DOS2 really shat on that. People may say, 'play the game how it was meant to be played without mods on your first play through' but I completely disagree and say that these mods are a must have. Not to mention a lot of people only play through games once and you might as well make it as enjoyable as possible. I just restarted my first play through and currently have 36 mods installed with some of those being graphic and ui enhancements or simple quality of life improvements for the game.

Yeah most of those mods give the player huge buffs in a game that's already far too easy even on the highest difficulty.I think part of the problem is that only act 1 was heavily tested in the open beta, so it's no surprise that act 1 is the best as far as difficulty balance.They really need to add level scaling (only up, not down scaling) as an optional checkbox, similar to what you can do in Pillars of Eternity. Or even make it a new difficulty on top of tactician/honour (although they should raise the difficulty in act 1 less than the rest since it's already quite hard for all but the best builds).