I created potions and other items, mostly as a way to replace the Initial stats boost module: If you want it, let me know, and I'll see what I can do.
In case ppl feel like they want bigger characters, I'm willing to make a 2nd version of the mod, with increased scaling, since re-exporting all animations, with different values is a fairly easy task that I do using batch tools. I won't be adding more levels because each one takes about 2 hours to setup and its an excruciating task. However, D: OS doesn't allow for that so I had to re-export all 544 animations, 5 times, once for each level. There is also some limitations to it though. Usually, in games, "dynamic" scaling scaling is done by changing a single float variable. This will also prevent the problem that was happening during character creation, where customization was harder, since the head was being "cropped" by the screen You can scale for whatever character, its not limited to any specific character (I haven't tested with Wolgraff or Jahan, but should work) The new scaling system brings a few advantages: When enabled you will have a buffed character on the menu. IMPORTANT: if you don't have a Mods folder, simply create itĪfter installing, go to the Mods menu, and simply enable it. home/ XXX/Larian Studios/Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition/Mods \Users\ XXX\Documents\Larian Studios\Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition\Mods Just download the Pak file, and put it inside the the following folder:Ĭ:\Users\ XXX\Documents\Larian Studios\Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition\Mods This new version is mostly some minor improvements and to unify all modules into one mod for convenience, which is much easier to install. There are a couple I will mention though.New version as promised, check the change log to see what was changed.
Unfortunately there are not many overhaul mods available for D:OS 2, and most of the ones that do exist really mess with the game in some unfortunate ways. There are also a ton of quality of life mods that deserve mention. There are a ton of class mods, which add new skills and character types, so those will be featured pretty heavily. With that little disclaimer out of the way, we can now move into how this list is going to be split up. While Divinity: Original Sin 2 could never be described as a balanced game, the mods above destroy what little balance there is. It is relatively easy to find these types of mods in the steam workshop or on Nexus Mods, so if those are the ones you are interested in, you shouldn’t have much of a problem.
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