Never said either of those things or hinted at anything remotely close to that
A mod manager is pretty much always better and more efficient than manually installing mods because you have a load order,you know what mods you have installed,know what mods are overwriting the others and removing them is easy without having to go directly where the mods are stored and manually removing them
That is what I said in pretty much every one of my posts
For most people turning on a pc and opening google is already a big achievement so asking anything more complex than that is a gamble
Im not talking about groups or anything here im talking about making the process of installing mods on karryn's prison as easy and as foolproof as possible
And removing mods in a mod manager is as easy as clicking "remove mod" in the load order of the mod manager while having the benefit of the program doing everything for you(barring solving eventual conflicts ofc but in way it does even that
),knowing exactly what you are removing and being certain that what you are removing is being removed correctlyCCMod is tecnically not a "True" replacer and size of a mod or a game is not relevant.
)Thanks! That seems to work, weirdly enough, tried to install same mod versions with both manual or vortex install and it gave me errors.
Recommending mod managers for people who pirate games is not really a good thing even if you don't have any bad intentions. Their auto-update or auto-download latest versions of mods feature has a detrimental effect on "pirate noobs" due to version mismatch/incompatibility issues with pirated game copies. You can see examples of it in this thread.Never said either of those things or hinted at anything remotely close to that
In my posts i simply advised against manually installing mods if you are new to modding and recommended to use a mod manager because its much more convenient and automatized(and even explained why i think is that)
So that is unrelated to what I explained in my other posts
A mod manager is pretty much always better and more efficient than manually installing mods because you have a load order,you know what mods you have installed,know what mods are overwriting the others and removing them is easy without having to go directly where the mods are stored and manually removing them
If this wasnt the case people wouldnt have bothered using or even creating mod managers in the first place
That is what I said in pretty much every one of my posts
Manual install can work but you have to know what you are doing
It's not a difficult process but not one you can do carelessly
For most people turning on a pc and opening google is already a big achievement so asking anything more complex than that is a gamble
Hell people dont even read
That's why im recommending a method that is as automatized as possible where basically the program does everything for you
Im not talking about groups or anything here im talking about making the process of installing mods on karryn's prison as easy and as foolproof as possible
So again not related to anything I've said
And even if we take in consideration this "group" you are talking about I can guarantee they wouldnt care to drag and drop either(or install mods in the first place to be honest)
And removing mods in a mod manager is as easy as clicking "remove mod" in the load order of the mod manager while having the benefit of the program doing everything for you(barring solving eventual conflicts ofc but in way it does even that
This applies both if a mod is a replacer or not and equally easy to remove in both cases
CCMod is tecnically not a "True" replacer and size of a mod or a game is not relevant.
It doesnt make a difference if the game/mod is 100GB or 700MB of size
If you mess somehing up during the install process it wont work regardless of size
Let me get something straight here because im not sure we are understanding each other:
RedAISkye im not saying manual install is bad or doesnt work or you are spitting bs
I just wouldnt recommend it to a noob because while it may seem easy at a first glance if not done properly and with a brain some mistakes could be done along the way
Now im sure for you it extremely easy and you are capable in these kind of things
But im not trusting the average user to do something when a program can do it for them with basically 0 issues(usually any computer related problem lies between the screen and the chair after all
So I'm not trying to discredit you or anything like that
Just trying to be as informative as possible
That's pretty much it
I suppose you are talking about vortex if im not mistaken?
(the devs of this mod manager intentionally didnt implement this feature)
Except that's not true at all for such small game with not many mods so your advice doesn't make sense for this game.
According to ingame description, Karryn's P-Cup bust is 134 cm, which is comparable to the circumvence of "Yamato" battleship's biggest gun
He'sa trying to advertise to world of warship communityAccording to ingame description, Karryn's P-Cup bust is 134 cm, which is comparable to the circumvence of "Yamato" battleship's biggest gun
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Close but no cigarAccording to ingame description, Karryn's P-Cup bust is 134 cm, which is comparable to the circumvence of "Yamato" battleship's biggest gun
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'dem cannonsAccording to ingame description, Karryn's P-Cup bust is 134 cm, which is comparable to the circumvence of "Yamato" battleship's biggest gun
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It makes sense because even if you arent installing 300 mods a mod manager gives you the advantage of better organizing your mods and applying eventual compatibility patches between those mods without messing something up(which is much more likely to happen with a manual install especially with patches)
If a mod is already integrated into the game then it doesnt require an installation in the first place
It's automated because the only user input the mod manager needs to install a mod is telling it what to install and thats it
Installing a mod manager doesnt require you to learn anything either
)Not the same
And a normal person loses nothing from using a mod manager either and he can actually use it with other games if he wants to
No?
Already said that you dont necessarily need to update your mods with a mod manager and if you want you can keep a modded version with a mod manager(with no significant expense of time to set it up compared to manual install) and a vanilla one separated from each other
)And I've seen people complaining about vortex and not being able to manually install modsEdit: I have also seen people complaining about MO2 having issues and that switching to Vortex was better, so you're probably wrong with mod manager recommendation too.
Karryn might as well bash the prisoners with her big bandonkers instead of using her halberdAccording to ingame description, Karryn's P-Cup bust is 134 cm, which is comparable to the circumvence of "Yamato" battleship's biggest gun
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man that would be one hell of a special attack, just squash their heads between her cannons *SPLAT*Karryn might as well bash the prisoners with her big bandonkers instead of using her halberd
I have tons of other games to play, I don't think I'm going to waste time playing after every minor patch for the game, let alone for a minor mod update.
I'm taking specifically for KP but it seems you want to continue making general statements that makes no sense for this game, especially when you haven't even modded the game recently.
