modding

[danny]

How does one mod Stalker? Is there guides on the specific mod you wanna use, that'll tell you how to install?

[Praesi]

... > Stalker2 > Content > Paks > ~mods

put the .pak Files there. Done.

[Chungo Beepis]

Dude, i strongly recommend you don't, you know how Fallout/Skyrim modding was ugly back in the day? yeah it ain't nothing on this, you'll have a bricked save in no time at all.

[Chungo Beepis]

but if you're a masochist; just google Nexus Stalker 2

[bring out the fine china]

use the vortex app, easiest way to install mods

[maloce]

I think mods have made this game better. There is the pak files, it's essentially just changing cfg values I think. And then there are the rarer, mods, that require UE4SS, another mod that lets you change things to game, you put it in the folder it tells you, then put the mods in that mods folder, and there are only two I use.

So the pak ones, they're just easy to take in and out and the most popular mods. I love when a game attracts mods, because it lets me customize how I play my game. It's probably the largest draw for why I game on PC over console.

Both mods are easy. But there always are updates, and so far I don't think I've had any problems, but sometimes just pay attention to mods you're using. In nexusmods, you can go to a game you downloaded mods in, and from there, go to mods and downloads, and it will show the mods you downloaded for that game. I sometimes go through there and read posts and check for updates or posts, and also endorsements. I want to know if people are using it and like it enough to vote to endorse, and to see if people are posting about bugs or anything.

[danny]

I will keep all this in mind then, I do wanna play this without mods first then ill mod it after lol so i appreciate friendos

[Kuruseida]

Originally posted by danny:

I will keep all this in mind then, I do wanna play this without mods first then ill mod it after lol so i appreciate friendos

That's the right way to do it.

[A TIN OF JAR]

Originally posted by Chungo Beepis:

Dude, i strongly recommend you don't, you know how Fallout/Skyrim modding was ugly back in the day? yeah it ain't nothing on this, you'll have a bricked save in no time at all.

I have over 25 hours and have gone through 3 patches all so far without disrupting any of my save files or 23 mods.