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It's almost like this question has been asked and answered here already atleast "FEW" times.
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No, the game is done, there won't be anymore updates.
No, it is supposed to be a first time only process that should take a few minutes at most(depending on your system). Something is extremely fucked up on your end.
- Oct 15, 2021
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That's nothing. I don't know how to breathe. Those grey aliens you see in movies etc are basically me. My skin turned grey, I lost all hair on my body, my eyes turned completely black and I lost most of my muscles giving me a classic grey alien look. It is all because lack of oxygen in my body. No one teached me how to breathe. I hate humanity.
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The gangbang fighting simulator has always been the focus of this game, not the exhibitionism, not the corruption, not the side jobs, and not even the big boobs of Karryn
But there is an exhibitionism mod, if I remember correctly.Personally, I would love to see a complete reboot of this game, maybe with a different protagonist, more story, more gameplay customization, and an even better corruption pace curve.
Right now there is no focus and no direction, unfortunately.
This type of combat is hard not to enjoy, imo. It's customizable and engaging. It's also rare that gameplay and porn are combined so well. This game is probably one of a kind, maybe Netoria and DOL are kinda close.
Saria on the other hand was never close to this game imo, it has always been a frankenstein and nothing more, but for some reason people liked it.
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That depends on how noob you are. Are you noob enough to need mod managers? If so, yes, those files are needed for mod managers to work.
I frequently enable, disable, remove and install mods; experiment isolately with them; update the game files; launche the game with different versions of nwjs/greenworks (that are up-to-date).
I wonder, should I stay noob and manage mods isolately from the game and each other using mod manager, or should I follow your advise and start to proudly control each file manually (and reinstall the game every time the game gets updated)?
Atm, I don't see how that would help either noob or advanced user to manage the mods
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- Oct 15, 2021
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Lol, there are limited number of mods for KP. If you need to use mod managers it is probably best for you.
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- Apr 10, 2017
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I do this without ever needing a mod manager because KP doesn't really have much replacers.
I simply have all mods organized with multiple different installation for different purpose.
All it takes is a simple DragNDrop, not inconvenient at all.
I personally find it unnecessary to have an entire launcher for such a small game.
I don't see any advandeges in this alternative. You recommend to remember which mod replaces files and which doesn't (to safely update the game and the mod, which can or cannot remove it's files)? To frequently check updates for all installed mods and download them manually for each mod, instead of getting notifications and automatically update on demand in mod manager? To have several copies of the game for all my possible purposes, and remember what exactly I've changed in each one? To manually control all dependencies, instead of getting them automatically installed? To update each copy of the game when it's updated (also to reinstall all mods in this copy)? And for what: to avoid installing an app that does all of this for me (that I use for other games too)?
Not sure about you, but I'm too lazy to practice this routine.
Btw, with mod manager you don't even need to download mod package and unpack it to update (which actually can break the game if mod rename or remove its files in updated version). You just press one button and vuala: mod is automatically downloaded, unpacked and installed in the correct place. Human factor is excluded
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As for less experienced users, I understand how it can be seemingly easier to install mods by copy/pasting them in the folder, but it's error prone and irreversible process, and without mod manager there would be no error message to point out where the problem is.
So I'd say, if you don't plan to update the game or mods and know what mods you want to install ahead of time, you can safely install everything manually. Otherwise, I recommend mod managers (vortex for the best experience)
So I'd say, if you don't plan to update the game or mods and know what mods you want to install ahead of time, you can safely install everything manually. Otherwise, I recommend mod managers (vortex for the best experience)
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- Apr 10, 2017
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That's why I said in an organized manner which you have to do once. You don't have to remember anything. I organize things for all games that I mod even when I use mod-managers for large games, it's just a good practice which I also do for saves.
I don't know about you but I have tons of other normal/degen stuff to play, I don't have time to play KP after every minor update, so I don't update mods after every update either, I wait until major updates.
I have 2 separate copies of the game, vanilla, and modded + CCMod. I used to have another copy for modded without CCMod but now I just use my batch script that I originally made for GTA V and modified it for KP to toggle all mods on my vanilla copy.
I don't know why you persist of having to remember which is which as if you don't have the ability to name the folder to your liking.
I don't see how a simple DragNDrop is more "error prone" than mod managers which is more likely to cause user end problems (especially when coomers don't read instructions) or "irreversible"when most mods in KP are non-replacers and it also doesn't take time to reinstall a mere 2GB game if you do somehow mess up with replacers.
If you use the mod manager for other games as well then I guess you have a reason to make use of it (although I've personally moved on from NMM a long time ago even before KP). Otherwise it's unnecessary for most people that just use it for KP unless if you obsess over having the game/mods updated after every minor release.
This way I too probably would do it once because it would be a pain to redo everything again every time. I don't see why bother when vortex organize and keeps everything up-to-date for you
I do too. And I don't want to bother myself with reinstalling everything from scratch, downloading and updating mods manually every time I want to play KP. All I do is: one click to update the game and one click to update mods
It's error prone when you update mod that removed files between versions. It's error prone for new users that download wrong file or paste to the wrong folder (you'll be surprised how many messages in discord about it). I agree that configuring mod manager is little bit more complicated. However: 1) mod manager would show what's wrong, 2) you install mod manager only one time, and after that it will show what you did wrong. One "struggle" (if you can call reading and following simple instructions a struggle) and everything is safe and sound after that.
I doubt I should explain why manual installation is irreversible. Try to remove ccmod from the game. I can do it with one click without side effects.
I won't address your other points, since message is lengthy enough already, but tell me if you want me to (especially I have many thoughts about writing custom scripts to manage mods)
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Because I don't see it being necessary for just one game that's already small and easy to manage.
I'd only ever switch to mm if KP gets more replacer mods that changes a lot and can also work together with other replacers.
Why would you want to do that?
Saves from CCMod causes issues on vanilla game.
If you're trying to update the game or mod, a simple re-install isn't really a big deal for a game that's less than 2GB.
I'm not telling anyone to write custom scripts, it's just my personal choice to make things even more easier for me and make more use of my already organized structure and script without even needing me to DragNDrop anything.
I originally made it for GTA V to toggle mods with one click when I want to play modded sp or online and since I've moved on to FiveM, there's no use for it which is the reason I modified it for KP.