Worst mod management I have ever seen

[キャンディーアップル]

After so many years, no f*** was given to the mod manager.

[Narrowmind]

Seemed idiot simple to me. I'm not sure what you were expecting, but I've seen ones far worse.

[Steve (Dawn's Hubby)]

It worked for me with no problems. What issues are you having?

[キャンディーアップル]

As soon as you start using a lot of mods, this thing becomes unusable. Imagine having to scroll the mod at the bottom of a long list to the top, it takes easily 20 seconds to do so. Now imagine if the game is crashing and you have to find what's causing the problem.

[Narrowmind]

So basically, the problem is you, overloading the system. That explains everything.

The stability of the mod manager is dependant on the mods that take advantage of the system. Couldn't it simply be a mod conflict rather than something the developers have done wrong?

[Steve (Dawn's Hubby)]

Escrito originalmente por キャンディーアップル:

As soon as you start using a lot of mods, this thing becomes unusable. Imagine having to scroll the mod at the bottom of a long list to the top, it takes easily 20 seconds to do so. Now imagine if the game is crashing and you have to find what's causing the problem.

I understand what you mean now.

Is it possible to use another mod manger that suits your needs better? I don't know anything about modding, but if it can be used with Darkest Dungeon, maybe Vortex would be a better choice than the game's mod manager when using large numbers of mods and for mod conflict management.

[DuckieMcduck]

This doesn't say much, other than that you haven't seen much.

[キャンディーアップル]

Escrito originalmente por Ratlegion:

So basically, the problem is you, overloading the system. That explains everything.

The stability of the mod manager is dependant on the mods that take advantage of the system. Couldn't it simply be a mod conflict rather than something the developers have done wrong?

Looks like some people can't read. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and consider that you're not trolling on purpose, because that's absolutely not what I said.

[Narrowmind]

I can read that you said that no attention was given to the mod manager, but the fact that it was there was with the obvious intention that mods were intended for the game, even at it's latest version. From there, I inferred your issue with the mod manager to be something to do with the stability, because you went ahead and said after you use too many mods, it becomes unusable. This means that I can read. It isn't trolling to assume that it's a user error, because you admit you broke it. Many great and greater games can be broken by overloading the mod manager.

That doesn't mean they didn't give a ♥♥♥♥. It means that it wasn't intended to handle the weight you put on it.

Edit I'm sorry you didn't like it. They tried to make you happy. I'm sorry you feel it wasn't enough, but almost every game will allow conflicts to build inside it, but it's expecting user insight to know what they're doing. I assume you didn't. Moving on.

[Skinny Pete]

You sound mad.

[Garrow]

i have plenty of mods and 0 issues, can't say the same if you download all that virgin hentai stuff

[DistantNeko]

skill issue

[Maal]

The only issue with the base mod manager is how annoying it can be to drag things up a long load order, specially with how finicky dropping something can be. There's a mod that make it more responsive, it is on the workshop but it must be installed manualy.

[Alex Darkcrowne]

Escrito originalmente por Garrow:

i have plenty of mods and 0 issues, can't say the same if you download all that virgin hentai stuff

Pfft, neckbeard response.

This is OP's problem; they don't know how to organise or make sure their mods work before installing them.
I have 200-ish mods, a lot of anime stuff, but I don't have stability issues.

[NeloDante]

Check every page of all mods you have installed. Read if they have comp issues, it's logical that the game crashes if you have two types of inventory expanders as an example.

If you cannot find anything about that and / or still crashes when removing those that are doing the same. You have to turn them on, one by one in order of importance to you, then check if the game crashes. Does it take a long while? Yes, but it's you who chose to put a hundred mods without troubleshooting it first.

When you have done so one by one, you will eventually see which ones crashes your game. Read their pages again, most probably you'll have to just turn that mod off and forget that it exists or send a message to the modder in their page.

Congratulations, you have now done the basics for someone that uses several mods!

[a real miko (true)]

you can tell who has had to play with the load order of a bunch of mods and who hasn't here, it's fantastic