Done in the latest update (as well as a few other things)

I have made a small fix for myself by adding a simple "+X% PROT Multiplier" string for multiplicative Prot bonus so additive one can remain the same.

Imo it looks fine and you don't need to turn around a whole format design.

Probably this approach feels natural for me, because I'm using Vintage's Trinkets Plus that uses similar format for CRIT Multiplier. As far as I know, Sunward Isles also uses this format for several multipliers, but I'm not sure tbh.

Thank you! To be honest, I'm not sure I really like the whole format of +X for additive and +X% for multiplicative bonuses, for various reasons. I did try to come up with something else, looked for examples in some other games (like PoE, for instance), but ultimately didn't end up with anything. However, since you asked, I'll probably try to look into this once more, although I doubt I'll be more successful this time, but you never know.

Hi!
Thank you for this mod - I'm using it since 2024 and it's one of my essential ones.

I just wanted to let you know that your version of Tooltip fixer doesn't include PROT multiplier stat, that is included is some mods, like Ruin Sentinels for example. This bonus appears as a +X% PROT so it's hard to tell what kind of bonus it is.
Would you consider including this string in loc files?

@Pirate Lord Omega, fixed.

Somehow, dispite being at the bottom of the list, this breaks the D2 bounty hunter rework, I have no clue how...

Just tested it, no errors!

Ok done, should be good to go now

You’re welcome, and thank you for the mod AND keeping it playable without the dlc!

Thanks for the heads-up, it'll be removed in the next update. Still, a little bit unfortunate that things have to be removed, but I do try to keep this mod DLC-agnostic, so something's gotta give. However, at this point I'm wondering if I should make a separate DLC addon for this mod, considering I've got another fix that would also require adding a DLC dependency. Anyway, thanks again for letting me know, it's unlikely I'd have caught this myself, since I don't usually play without CoM.

I've traced an assert error I was getting to this mod. I don't have CoM, and periodically on loading a save I would get an Assert Error referencing miller_A and monster brain. Disabling the .\monsters\miller\ folder with the subsequent miller_*.darkest files in them solved it.

It would be nice if the patch worked on the vanilla version of the game without errors. The assert didn't cause a crash, but it does make it hard to recommend this mod for those who want a vanilla experience (i.e. no CoM or CC DLC).

I wouldn't call them redundant, feel free to use all the mods together if you like all of them. As you mentioned, the scope of icon changes in this mod isn't as encompassing as in, say, Consistent Skill Icons, since this mod is, for the most part, a bugfixing effort and as such it edits only a handful of icons, whereas the mods you linked are more like improvement mods or overhauls even, featuring more comprehensive UI changes.

Ok thanks, I'll hold off on updating.

Separately, I looked at your list of additional fixes, and it appears that you've done standardizing of skill and trinket colors. Are the mods below redundant with FD? I couldn't tell from your change log if your scope of icon changes was smaller than these mods, i.e. more on a case-by-case basis than systematically aligning them all.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1653337639
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2574405613
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1241149582

This isn't related to the above, but is another consistency mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1618403504

No, I haven't, and I don't think I will, not until it goes live, that is.

Have you tested compatibility with the upcoming patch?

https://old.reddit.com/r/darkestdungeon/comments/1ith1qg/darkest_dungeon_1_patch_performance_bug_fix/

Thanks a bunch!

no, in fact it doesn't require any dlc at all

Would I need to have the Musketeer enabled for this mod to work?

You mean like friendly fire actouts? What classes do you want support for?

Neat, some new changes for some classes, will other classes be supported in the future or no?

Correction: after one week, if you've already finished the quest, you'll actually get a second set of talismans. Still, this can fixed with a save editor (for example, this one [github.com]). Inside the editor, open the folder with your save file - profile_0/1/.., then look for the file named persist.estate.json. In that file, find the string that says darkest_dungeon_trinket_unlocks and remove everything between the two { } brackets right after it. Save the file (I recommend backing it up beforehand) and exit.

Tbh I don't remember all the details, but I believe it's because in order for the fix to actually work I had to replace the original talisman with a copy that has all the same effects and appearance as the original, except its rarity (only internally in the code; in the actual game they both appear as being of the Darkest Dungeon rarity). But since you get the talismans from the first DD quest, I had to change the quest reward as well. If I'm not mistaken, quest rewards for story quests are generated when you first get said quest and cannot be "re-generated" afterwards. In other words, once the quest rewards are generated, they can't be changed retroactively. The DD1 quest is available right from the start which means that you have to start a new game in order to get new quest rewards for it. Well, unless you want to use a save editor to remove the old talismans and replace them with the new fixed ones which is actually possible.

Hi, why does the Talisman change require a new savefile exactly?

Well, some things were changed, not necessarily because of some of the included mods conflicting with each other, but yes, I did add and/or tweak some stuff. If you want to know in more detail, there's a thread that has the full changelog .

Sorry I meant,
Since there are various addons together in a single one will everything get tweaked so they could work properly?

mainly because the load orders

Sorry, I'm not sure I understood your question, are you talking about compatibilty with other mods or smth?

Would everything overall also be tweaked for the fixes proper complete functionalities?
Or just to avoid issues idk

Yes, there are still a few things that I'd like to implement at some point, such as: unique virtue/affliction sprites for character palettes (in the base game, only the grave robber has them), additional recolored skill icon borders, and more canon redhead musketeer skin. I posted a picture here to better illustrate what I mean.

Do you have plans to implement more fixes if there's any?

@Last of the Order, thank you for asking.
1) This mod doesn't implement all the changes from the Tooltip Fixer mod, so, yeah, some strings will be different. It's a little bit hard to compare the two mods, because you'd have to do it on a string by string basis, but if you want, I can go into more detail. By the way, you can use Tooltip Fixer with this mod to get the best of both worlds, just make sure to load it above this mod.

2) The short answer is - it isn't, or rather, it couldn't be. Unfortunately, with how the game handles mod conflicts, some issues are unavoidable. I'd say in this particular case the main problem is with some older class mods that are partially incompatible with the Friendly Fire Fix. So unless you don't mind doing some manual file tweaking, you'll have to choose between the two options, based on which mod is more important to you. In any case, I'd strongly recommend you to put this mod at the very bottom to avoid as many bugs as possible.

Some important observations concerning Load Order for this mod:

This mod ( Fixest Dungeon ) includes the Friendly Fire Fix For Modded Heroes and Clair's Journal Compatibility Fix . Friendly Fire needs to be above any hero class mods to work, while the Journal Fix needs to be below hero class mods so as to not overwrite their entries.

How is this accounted for in Fixest Dungeon , given that the functionality of both of the two stated mods are in direct Load Order conflict?

@Argante -

I know the description says it is included, but is Tooltip Fixer by Moon/Void Slime properly implemented? I noticed that Stress Healing is not worded as Stress Relief when using your mod, but I know that Tooltip Fixer uses the latter phrasing.

(apologies for repost, I accidentally deleted comment like an idiot)

It's just a string fix, nothing else is changed

Forgot to mention considering this mod change the string from bloodsuckers to bloodsucker does that means it affects trinkets like dazzling mirror too? i checked and i got less stuns though it could be becasue bad luck but just want to make sure

no

Does this include Mafes quest generation fix?

well, already spent a few hours fixing lots of these for myself, but you merged some mods i use and fixed other things too that i didn't catch, gonna take a better look at this later and probably merge my changes with this mod, great work dude, love to see it.

Can't argue that!

Well, she's the best at shooting with an arbalest, that's why she's the arbal-est 😉

I'd say this is better than "Quick Fixes" but it doesn't change Arbalest to Arbalist, so my version is clearly superior 😉

Jokes aside, this bundle is phenomenal and I'm honored to be included in it.

Yes, it should be fine. I mean you can just try it out and see for yourself. But, keep in mind, this mod isn't a one-to-one reimplementation of every included mod, so there's a point in keeping at least some of them.

i assume with this mod, you can just remove all the mods that you included without breaking mid game nor crashing right?

Love this thank you

Thank you, I will. However, I'll probably release it with as a part of a separate 'plus' expansion to this mod, because with this mod one of my goals was to keep the original balance of the game. And how could I forget about the Tooltip Fixer? I know I looked at it at some point, it is indeed very neat, although I'm more used to vanilla's tooltips and not circus's. Still, I'm willing to include it as well.

On Riposte: You may actually wanna look at Mafe's "No DMG Scaling Riposte" fix, as it keeps those Ripostes at their base values (Ex. HWM remains at -40% DMG) while scaling that accuracy by +5 per upgrade. Also, Void Slime's "Tooltip Fixer" is a fantastic mod to at least reference, string wise.