But some people reported it even with two mods (although I suspect it might have been something else). Personally, I have around 40 mods and I never encountered the mod limit problem. The first one is an executable patcher, so if you don’t like that kind of tools you might want to stick to the second one. Both do the same thing: they allow to increase/remove the mod limit the game has. If you’re planning to install a lot (and I mean a LOT) of mods, Mod Limit Fix by sedmelluq and The Witcher 3 Mod Merger by DJ_Kovrik are the tools to consider.

Note that even with TW3MM you still need Script Merger to find and resolve conflicts between mods. Here’s a guide on how to use it, but really installing a mod with it is as simple as pressing one button. But if you want an easy way of managing your mods, here’s the tool for you – The Witcher 3 Mod Manager by stefan3372 and SullivanMcBlueberry. If you’re experienced enough, you might want to install all the mods manually. There’s also a patch for Script Merger by Partoutatix and woodbyte, but it’s not mandatory – I myself am not using it because the original tool already works perfectly for me. It will save you tons of time and headaches in the future, believe me. Download, read the guide, watch videos on Nexus. Script Merger by AnotherSymbiote is the tool to use when installing multiple mods for TW3.

Important! Run your game once after installing it to make sure it works! Necessary tools It will give you a general idea about what to expect when modding the game.

So, here’s my personal mod list by categories with modding guides and tools links, suggestions and explanations.įirst things first: if you’re new to The Witcher 3 modding take your time to at least quickly read through the Basic Guide To Installing TW3 Mods. And it is compatible with many mods out there, just not with the ones that change game balance. The base one is my overhaul mod – Ghost Mode. I’m playing The Witcher 3 with a lot of mods.

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