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game mod down loader. I guess the game has been out for too long and modders have lost interest
I dont play with any new classes or spells. the game is pretty easy once you've done a few runs
basket of equipment and trans-mog mod on nexus mods is the best bet for barbarian clothing or that style and theres some other babarian specific
just browse nexus mods "clothing" and "armor"
The problem is more the tool kit really.
The options are there to change colors on stuff, change & add classes etc... but not add new clothes, maps, objects, change cut scenes etc....
(any clothes added so far have been due to the sheer talent of the mod author making them from scratch)
Given that the mod kit for their previous game was more complete it's likely Wizards of the coast was why this one is limited as Wizards is currently hiring & working on a full table top simulator (which will likely end up loaded with microtransactions)
It may get easier to add some of that stuff though.
A number of people have noted how similar the mod kit for this game is to the one for divinity (which is more complete) so people may figure how to port stuff over.
Yes and you have to use a number of things not in the official tool kit for BG3 to do so.