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About this mod
The mod adds various effects to armor sets. Many of them will alter the way you play the game and worth a separate play-through. Positive effects are balanced with negative to keep soul challenge at the level.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
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Dark Souls: Enchanted Edition
What this mod does
The mod adds various effects to armor sets. Many of them will alter the way you play the game and worth a separate play-through. Positive effects are balanced with negative to keep soul challenge at the level.
Features:
Known limitations:
Installation instructions
0. It's recommended to start from a fresh DS installation with DSFix, and to play at 60 fps.
A) UDSFM (video)
B) DSDAD (video)
[Looks like DSDAD doesn't support addition of buff icons atm, so some sets will be harder to manage. The mod still will be playable, but using option A) (UnpackDSForModding) instead is recommended)]
Compatibility
1. It should be fully compatible with mods, which do only visual changes, like DSFix, Anor Londo Remastered, Disable Enemy Health Bars or with another mod of mine: Pure Darkness ;)
2. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with most of the mods with gameplay changes, like Prepare to die again and NG+ Infinite, since they change game param and event files.
If you still wanna try it, just know that the core of the mod is in the following files: "GameParam.parambnd", "common.emevd", they can't be replaced or you'll screw your play-through up. msg files contain armor description, and menu files icons under hp bar to help you understand what is going on. The rest of the files are needed just for few specific armor pieces. For example, the mod looks partially compatible with Item and Enemy randomizers, since they don't replace these files (though I haven't tried it). Just install my mod first and then another mod over it.
In any case - backup your save file before you try any kind of mod combination.
Feedback request
I'm looking for your feedback to finalize the mod. Any kind of feedback is very welcome. In fact right now I'm looking Especially subjective feelings about balance and bugs. Also, if you can improve the English text I've added (I'm not a native speaker) let me know please.
If you think that my work is worth it, and want to encourage me: here is my donations link. (language can be switched in the right bottom corner)
Also, check out other mods of mine:
What this mod does
The mod adds various effects to armor sets. Many of them will alter the way you play the game and worth a separate play-through. Positive effects are balanced with negative to keep soul challenge at the level.
Features:
- Additional effects for all 58 armor sets.
- You can obtain and wear armor sets of Petrus of Thorolund and Rickert of Vinheim, which are not available normally.
Known limitations:
- The mod is English only.
- With specific armor sets, you can rarely experience problems with movement, changing fps from 60 to 30 (or backwards) fixes them.
Installation instructions
0. It's recommended to start from a fresh DS installation with DSFix, and to play at 60 fps.
A) UDSFM (video)
- Download my files and unpack them.
- Create a back up of your Dark Souls folder.
- Unpack your Dark Souls using UnpackDSForModding mod.
- Copy all content of my DATA folder to DS DATA folder and replace files when prompted.
- Launch Dark Souls via Steam.
B) DSDAD (video)
[Looks like DSDAD doesn't support addition of buff icons atm, so some sets will be harder to manage. The mod still will be playable, but using option A) (UnpackDSForModding) instead is recommended)]
- Download my files and unpack them.
- Download Drag and Drop mod Manager (DSDAD), launch it and tell it where your DS1 folder is.
- Go to my DATA folder and list all files at once by entering "*" in explorer search field. Drag and drop all found files to DSDAD window. (Alternatively, just open all subfolders and drag all files to DSDAD, one by one). Do not drag subfolders themselves!
- Launch Dark Souls via DSDAD by pressing the button at the bottom right.
Compatibility
1. It should be fully compatible with mods, which do only visual changes, like DSFix, Anor Londo Remastered, Disable Enemy Health Bars or with another mod of mine: Pure Darkness ;)
2. Unfortunately, it is not compatible with most of the mods with gameplay changes, like Prepare to die again and NG+ Infinite, since they change game param and event files.
If you still wanna try it, just know that the core of the mod is in the following files: "GameParam.parambnd", "common.emevd", they can't be replaced or you'll screw your play-through up. msg files contain armor description, and menu files icons under hp bar to help you understand what is going on. The rest of the files are needed just for few specific armor pieces. For example, the mod looks partially compatible with Item and Enemy randomizers, since they don't replace these files (though I haven't tried it). Just install my mod first and then another mod over it.
In any case - backup your save file before you try any kind of mod combination.
Feedback request
I'm looking for your feedback to finalize the mod. Any kind of feedback is very welcome. In fact right now I'm looking Especially subjective feelings about balance and bugs. Also, if you can improve the English text I've added (I'm not a native speaker) let me know please.
If you think that my work is worth it, and want to encourage me: here is my donations link. (language can be switched in the right bottom corner)
Also, check out other mods of mine:
- Double Trouble (for DS: Remastered) - duplicates enemies.
- NG+ Infinite - removes difficulty cap, which game has at NG+6 and adds 12 quality of life items.
- Pure Darkness - the fire fades and only dark remains.
- Starting Classes for NPC Cosplay - start as 15 NPCs and 5 bosses.
- Small mods.