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https://www.nexusmods.com/baldursgate3/mods/692
I personally recommend using the auto installer called Vortex if you want to install mods for any game from Nexus Mods:
https://www.nexusmods.com/about/vortex/
In order to use Nexus Mods for BG3 you need to install 2 things after installing Vortex. Both are recommend by the Nexus Mods installer, here is a video how to use Vortex to do it:
https://youtu.be/FC_t9vNGtkk
I have not tried any mods other than Highlight Everything and the two mods needed to get everything set up as called out in that video.
Highlight Everything works fine.
Vortex is garbage, I would recommend you use BG3 Mod Manager, as most of the mod authors themselves will tell you to on their mod pages. If you get vortex to work more power to you but it doesn't even work for me, hasn't since it became vortex.
<--- Mod author.
You get the choice between All, Male, or Female.
It will also disable side quests, for either All, Male, or Female companions, so keep that in mind.
Use BG3ModManager not Vortex.
Yeah that one works as well, though it's still possible to get to romance, it's just harder to do.
Buddy, it's a video game. Stop getting triggered by everything everywhere. Just a suggestion.
All that stress and anger isn't good for your heart.
A popular game launch means extra incentive for making quality mods and get donations in return, if anything. Bad apples are way more likely to get revealed the more players playing the game and using the mods. Let alone infos about these cases will appear all over the place once revealed, the mods deleted, and the virus mod author mercilessly hunted down.
On the other hand, hackers were able to get bank account informations from other players by joining their gameworlds via invasion PvP in the Dark Souls series without any mods.
You have black sheep everywhere.
That still doesn't mean people should avoid everything with a potential risk. In my more than 30 years of gaming experience playing all sorts of games, including those with mods and my time as a mod author myself about 10 years ago, there wasn't a single problem with viruses besides those who preferred underground mods with forbidden content (for example copyright break).
Now, I also don't want to say you should completely ignore the risk. I just shared my experience to give an idea of what this "potential" risk is about. Yes, of course you can potentially become one of the few virus victims through mods downloaded somewhere in the deepest corner of the internet. But you will most likely end up being one of millions happy mod users around the globe safely enjoying your games.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3019478409
See? Everyone can be happy.