Dishonored mods?

[Spongebob_memepants]

Does anyone know of a good place to search for some Dishonored mods?

[Zekiran]

To my knowledge there really are none.

Over on the Nexus there are a few Skyrim mods that turn skyrim into the void or whatever, and there are some craptastic save files for dishonored that emulate a NG+ experience? The only other one they have is Sweetfx visuals.

The game itself doesn't really lend to modding. What specifically would you really need to do that wouldn't instantly imbalance the game in your favor?

[Steppy20]

As Zekiran has said there aren't really any mods. The way the game works it just isn't easy to make and implement mods.

The only things that come close are trainers which allow you to alter the game's settings beyond the in game menus. I don't use them so don't know of any good ones, just that they exist.

[Ryan Paul Fialcowitz]

There are a fair few- including one which I made which prevents bodies from vanishing.

https://www.nexusmods.com/dishonored

[Spongebob_memepants]

Originally posted by Ryan Paul Fialcowitz:

There are a fair few- including one which I made which prevents bodies from vanishing.

https://www.nexusmods.com/dishonored

I checked the link and the mods seem interesting to me but there are no videos or tutorials that I can find to properly install and use them
Does anyone know how?

[Ryan Paul Fialcowitz]

It depends on the mod, mine all have installation instructions. If I remember correctly you're just copying the files over to your config files in your Documents folder, assuming a Windows system of course.

[olthaen]

I've not played in a long time, but I remember being able to edit some numbers in .cfg files in the My Games root folder. With this I could reduce mana costs, cooldown time, movement, damage, etc.
I think if .cfg files you just need Notepad or a similar program, and the values are fairly self-explanatory.

[Spongebob_memepants]

The website that Ryan refrenced acually does work if you read the instructions. I've been using them and they are really fun. Thanks Ryan

[Ryan Paul Fialcowitz]

Originally posted by Spongebob_memepants:

The website that Ryan refrenced acually does work if you read the instructions. I've been using them and they are really fun. Thanks Ryan

The Nexus sites are good resource for mods in general- sadly some less moddable games don't get as much attention. There's a lot you could do with modding Dishonored and I hope the community sees this.

[Sanguine]

Originally posted by Spongebob_memepants:

Does anyone know of a good place to search for some Dishonored mods?

There are a few mods on Nexusmods but they are not really that gamechanging (Infinte Ressources, more saveslots and some other stuff)

[Doom Sayer]

All you can do is launch cmds, config edits, some hacks, save edits,
reshade (a newer form of sweetfx that allows immediate editing) etc.....

[rhani]

Originally posted by Zekiran:

To my knowledge there really are none.

Over on the Nexus there are a few Skyrim mods that turn skyrim into the void or whatever, and there are some craptastic save files for dishonored that emulate a NG+ experience? The only other one they have is Sweetfx visuals.

The game itself doesn't really lend to modding. What specifically would you really need to do that wouldn't instantly imbalance the game in your favor?

:-)

[olthaen]

I found an experimental tool on ModDB that is supposed to fascilitate the altering of a wide range of very specific values in the .UPK and .INI files (Bone charm effects, item damage, health/mana regeneration, power cost and duration, etc.), but the instructions are painfully unclear, and the page hasn't been updated in years.
But once someone gets it working, it could work wonders.

[olthaen]

This is how it looks.[imgur.com] Take note of the title bar, should anyone want to test it out. Where the program should be placed isn't specified on the ModDB page, but 'CookedPCConsole' seems to cause the least errors.