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Lou Nov 14, 2021 @ 9:30am
is it better to use "GTA SA: definitive edition" mod or nexus mods?
mods are not compatible with the definitive edition mod compilation if i am correct? (https://www.definitive-edition-project.com/sa-de)

so, is it better to use "GTA SA: definitive edition" mod or nexus mods?

i mainly want a nice HD version of the vanilla game, maybe if i beat the game ill mod it more, or are there "must-have" mods?
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Originally posted by Ygzeb:
Originally posted by Lou Zephyr:
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
No need to be rude; the answer was in the comment itself and is making your own remaster based on what you like.

you mistake rudeness with comming straight to the point and i dont want interpretive answers.

so are nexus mods now compatible with the DE?
are there good "must have" mods?

Maybe... Still, you didn't went straight to the point with your questions which were (are) barely understandable.

If understand correctly, you want to know if DE mod is compatible with other mods so - if that's the case - my answer is: you shouldn't have any problem by running the DE mod (per se) and installing additional ones if you want since the DE mod is a mod; however, it might be not compatible with certain mods so it is a try and failure thing.
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Ygzeb Nov 14, 2021 @ 9:51am 
I'm currently developing my own GTA-SA remaster, started yesterday, and yet is way better than the DE trilogy one.
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Lou Nov 14, 2021 @ 9:52am 
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
I'm currently developing my own GTA-SA remaster, started yesterday, and yet is way better than the DE trilogy one.

good for you, you have an answer for me too?
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Ygzeb Nov 14, 2021 @ 9:58am 
Originally posted by Lou Zephyr:
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
I'm currently developing my own GTA-SA remaster, started yesterday, and yet is way better than the DE trilogy one.

good for you, you have an answer for me too?

No need to be rude; the answer was in the comment itself and is making your own remaster based on what you like.
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Lou Nov 14, 2021 @ 10:03am 
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
No need to be rude; the answer was in the comment itself and is making your own remaster based on what you like.

you mistake rudeness with comming straight to the point and i dont want interpretive answers.

so are nexus mods now compatible with the DE?
are there good "must have" mods?
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Ygzeb Nov 14, 2021 @ 10:21am 
Originally posted by Lou Zephyr:
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
No need to be rude; the answer was in the comment itself and is making your own remaster based on what you like.

you mistake rudeness with comming straight to the point and i dont want interpretive answers.

so are nexus mods now compatible with the DE?
are there good "must have" mods?

Maybe... Still, you didn't went straight to the point with your questions which were (are) barely understandable.

If understand correctly, you want to know if DE mod is compatible with other mods so - if that's the case - my answer is: you shouldn't have any problem by running the DE mod (per se) and installing additional ones if you want since the DE mod is a mod; however, it might be not compatible with certain mods so it is a try and failure thing.
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Lou Nov 14, 2021 @ 10:24am 
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
...you shouldn't have any problem by running the DE mod (per se) and installing additional ones if you want since the DE mod is a mod; however, it might be not compatible with certain mods so it is a try and failure thing.

thanks :broflex:
so like modding skyrim, mod it until it crashes.

have a nice one
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Ygzeb Nov 14, 2021 @ 10:31am 
Originally posted by Lou Zephyr:
Originally posted by Ygzeb:
...you shouldn't have any problem by running the DE mod (per se) and installing additional ones if you want since the DE mod is a mod; however, it might be not compatible with certain mods so it is a try and failure thing.

thanks :broflex:
so like modding skyrim, mod it until it crashes.

have a nice one

You too homie, keep it real :terraria:
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