Best Mods For Offline Play

[Ninja Zakaru]

Hello I was wondering the best mods for offline. There was a mod called hostile worlds but was removed. I am looking for mods that add random encounters and add more variety to thrall AI and such.

[Multigun]

Originally posted by Zakaru:

mods that add random encounters

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2582718886

[Galadhlinn]

Originally posted by Noxsa:

PS: test mods one by one, and then add them one by one... this way if the game breaks you know what mod is not compatible with your other mods. if you load em all at the same time and it does not work, its a pain and you have to load em one by one still then to know witch mod is bad.

Disclaimer: I have zero experience with Steam mods.

I do have a fair amount of experience with Nexus mods and using an installer like Vortex. My question is doesn't mod order matter? Using Nexus mods, order can matter a lot. If load order does matter in Steam mods, where does one find the recommended order? Right now I'm playing vanilla, but plan on adding building mods once I make it to 60.

[KOOLLAYDTAC]

Here is a list of my mods so far mate. Doesn't bother me to share them. I don't use them all. This is a list of one's that caught my eye so far when I was playing. Some are role play and cosmetic and others effect game play a bit more. I mostly tested them out when running a private server myself. Some I added in there would be good for a single player game though.

I hate how Steam now days just up and removes workshop mods you've installed just because someone decided to pull their mods down. I started getting in the habit of backing mine up on certain games because of that.

Anyway hopefully something in that list helps get you started off. On the order thing it is similar to Nexus mods, but the descriptions will usually tell you if a specific mod you're looking at will need to be placed in a certain order or not. Good luck mate.

Kool's Conan Exiles Mods.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2510655788

[Narelle]

Originally posted by KOOLLAYDTAC:

Here is a list of my mods so far mate. Doesn't bother me to share them. I don't use them all. This is a list of one's that caught my eye so far when I was playing. Some are role play and cosmetic and others effect game play a bit more. I mostly tested them out when running a private server myself. Some I added in there would be good for a single player game though.

I hate how Steam now days just up and removes workshop mods you've installed just because someone decided to pull their mods down. I started getting in the habit of backing mine up on certain games because of that.

Anyway hopefully something in that list helps get you started off. On the order thing it is similar to Nexus mods, but the descriptions will usually tell you if a specific mod you're looking at will need to be placed in a certain order or not. Good luck mate.

Kool's Conan Exiles Mods.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2510655788

Probably about half of these mods are no longer supported and updated. Very likely that some of them will cause issues and crashes. Be warned if you decide to use this collection. Pick mods from active modders and save yourself the headache.

[Multigun]

Originally posted by Galadhlinn:

I do have a fair amount of experience with Nexus mods and using an installer like Vortex. My question is doesn't mod order matter? Using Nexus mods, order can matter a lot. If load order does matter in Steam mods, where does one find the recommended order? Right now I'm playing vanilla, but plan on adding building mods once I make it to 60.

If load order matters to a mod, it is almost always available in either documentation from the mod creator, workshop page, or both.