SirGrimbold

Hey, Kvellen just noticed your post. Sorry to intrude, just have a quick question. I'm planning to use quite a few of your mods in my first PoE2 playthrough. Haven't started yet. Was wondering if there's any general rules or guidelines I need to be aware of in regards to the load priority in order to avoid conflicts and/or errors. I started a thread on this forum, only because I couldn't find one on google. Any reply would be greatly appreciated

Yea, I think I'm in for quite a bit of trial and error with this. Which as I said, is fine and I'm looking forward to because when it's 'your' game and your installation, it kind of forces you test things and understand the ins and outs, which gives you more insight on the way these game engines compile things and how the mods interact. Thanks for replying.

Well, I realize that's a large number. There are over 600 mods over on Nexus, many of them really interesting. And from my experience with using mods (which goes back a good amount... I remember a 100+ modlist for Skyrim), as far as the different systems working in the engine, I think if you try to focus on only adding smaller mods that adjust minor and dissimilar aspects of a game's engine (while having a somewhat logical understanding how the engine works), you are usually OK. At least that's what I'm trying to do. There are many mods, but not many "Overhaul" types that change multiple aspects at once. Think Witcher 3 combat overhaul mods. I'm not using anything like that. But regardless, and yes I will likely end up having to troubleshoot issues with that many.. I expect that... but I'm just having trouble finding any resource online that breaks down what (if any) types of mods need to be given priorities over others in the in game load list, aside from the handful of mods that do specify it in their descriptions.

Hi. Just trying to get some info on this before I start my playthrough. I have about 75-80 total mods loaded up from Nexus. Tried my best to organize things between gameplay, classes, abilities and item mods. Aside from using mods that obviously change the same things and would therefore conflict, is there any type of guideline for how to set up the priority from top to bottom? Or a list of specific mods (or types of mods) that need to be first, or last, etc? Thanks.