I'd really reccomend people play without huge game-altering effects on their first run-through, experience the game as it is! But save yourself some annoyance with things like the hotbar. Nice find/work for anyone wanting to make the game harder, or less cluttered, or even just to experiment with weird builds available through mods. just to cruise your achievments? Each to their own I guess! But then I'd find either of those things absurdly lame. Dont come here bragging about legit cheese. The Divinity Mod Manager is portable, so extract it wherever you wish. NET Framework 4.7.2 installed Grab the latest release. Run the game once if you haven't already, so a profile and the mods folders get created. If someone wants to double Lonewolf on Explorer, or make the game easier with mods for some reason, I dont really see the difference. A work-in-progress mod manager for Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition. Some mods are certainly less of an easy mode than, as the previous poster said, Lonewolf or Explorer difficulty. I'm not big on the whole achievment hunting thing - but its nice to see them pop up when you do something new. the increased difficulty mod, and the peace of life mods like stopping things automatically going on my hotbar (like seriously, come on.) so its nice to know I can still go for any achievments I missed.
I dont use mods - but I plan to use some after I've finished my current run.
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