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Go look divinity original sin 2 mod support same compagny amazing mod support you again talk ♥♥♥♥ for nothing i bet you didnt even know that...
Also, you need the file edit mentioned above. The easiest way to do that is to download and use the BG3 Mod Loader. Then, after installing the mod with the mod loader (moving it over to the left side of the Mod Loader interface), you select "Save Mod Order" in the Mod loader menu, followed by "Export to Game".
If you missed either of those things, the mod won't work.
Yeah it's not a 'full release' yet. It's still early access to polish up Act 2 and Act 3. LOL
yes i allrdy send u a friends request. because i thought we could talk about it in a chat
This.
Patience, the workshop is on its way and then be off to races without having to manually install or fiddle with mod launchers/patchers.
Nope, that BS. DOS2 modding is bad too. Most of the mods are a pain to add and either add nudity, absurd fetish nudity or some cheat to the game, so nothing really "great" or anything I would personally think the devs "loved"... but hey they actually made the first two "main category" kinda part of the full release so it's probably the case...
https://imgur.com/FHnAC1o