REFRAMEWORK mod help

[Volatility]

I'm trying to get REFRAMEWORK mod installed and working to increase the difficulty for a 2nd playthrough. In the Guides section, there's a thread explaining installing FluffyMod Manager and the REFRAMEWORK mod.

I've done both. Fluffy Mod Manager comes up, and it shows the REFRAMEWORK mod in the list, and the slider is to the right and in white indicating it is on. And I've launched the game from this Fluffy Mod Manager, not the game's executable.

But when I get to the game, there's no visibile indication anywhere that the mod is working. I don't see any options that would allow customizing difficulty - other than the "Casual" or "Normal" options that come with base game.

I'm a novice with mods. But any ideas why it doesn't seem to be working for me?

And if it was working, what would I see that's different?

Thanks

[Grr. [SG CMD] Majah Lazah]

reframework isn't a mod. it's a mod framework, hence the name.

you now need to add whatever difficulty mod you want to use, as there are several.

[Volatility]

I see. Ok, I found the Custom Difficulty Tweaks mod to add to the Fluffy and Reframework mods. Haven't gotten it to work yet, but you've put me in the right direction I think. Thanks

[Volatility]

I'm still stuck. Feel like I've tried everything. The Fluffy Mod Manager and the REFRAMEWORK are both installed and seemingly working. But I've tried following the instructions to install "Custom Difficulty Tweaks" and it won't show up in the Mods list when i'm in Fluffy Mod Manager.

"Custom Difficulty Tweaks" instructions as listed on Nexus Mods website:

- Install REFramework and Fluffy Mod Manager
- Download this mod
- Drop this mod's .zip file into your Fluffy Mod Manager mods folder (FluffyModManager\Games\DragonsDogma2\Mods)
- Start Fluffy Mod Manager and go to the Mod List. Enable "CustomDifficulty"
- Start the game

Any idea why Custom Difficulty Tweaks isn't showing up when I try to refresh Mods List in the Fluffy mod?

[Grr. [SG CMD] Majah Lazah]

Either you went one folder in too many, or unzipped it and then put that folder in, which you don't need to do.

Also make sure to check what the path of where fluffy is expecting your zip/7z/rar files to actually be is.

[Volatility]

The latter suggestion did the trick. Thank you.

[Volatility]

For anyone that finds the Capcom difficulty too low, I've noticed a significant improvement with the Custom Difficultly Tweak mod from Nexus Mods. I'd recommend you give it a try.