Keep in mind that mod load order is important. The checked off ones will appear in the list on the right. Check off the ones you want to use for your modded session. From the game-launch popup, click on the mod-launch button (the bottom one) and another popup will appear with the subscribed mods listed on the left. If you subscribed to the mods, then when you relaunch the game, Steam should download the files for you.
This PC\Documents\my games\runic games\torchlight 2 Here is the location of the Torchlight 2 files on Windows 10:
If you go into the "modsave" file in the Torchlight 2 save folder, you should see the. Like the other files on the game (character and stash files), the mod files are stored as. Minimalistic Loot Borders/Slimmer Loot Borders : I defintely prefer this to the existing ones but I'm not sure which I prefer yet.Įxtra Chunky : More rooms/tiles added to the dungeons from one of the game designers.EDIT: Sorry, I misinterpreted what you were saying. PrettyDamage : Just an upgrade to the damage numbers look.Įnhanced Retex part A/B : Massive game look overhaul to bring the texture quality up. (Also needs to be placed above Synergies) LurkerHUD: Very nice upgrade to the UI adding an absolute ton of info on the state of your character.
Unusable items are red : Just a nice visual reminder other than having a missable red x on merchants. (Just make sure you place it above Synergies) Unleash the Rainbow! : So, so many hair colours. It will also solve your issue with the spec trees I reckon. Plus it covers your respec potion without needing a separate mod for it which is handy given the weird 10 mod limit thing and it unlocks all faces for all characters helping with the customisation. SYNERGIES : serious must have in the sheer amount of STUFF it adds. Okay going from what I've downloaded so far and ignoring new classes. For example, I'm not too satisfied by how the spec trees work, but I don't know what I do want, or if there's any way to make them work better other than just not having them at all. Those are the two big things that I know I want, but I'm sure there are other mods that I wouldn't know I want until I learn about them, so anything interesting or quality-of-life would be welcome. As a tradeoff, I'm also willing for the enemy critters to be more durable as well, taking more time to kill. Not so much looking for new classes as just new looks for the existing ones.Īlso, I'm hoping for some game balance mods that will help me be more durable by default, so I have a larger margin of error to react to situations. I remember my initial desire for mods in TL2 was due to the very limited character creation cosmetic customization options, so that's a priority. I already picked up the respec potion mod, but am looking for more. Now that the Steam Workshop has TL2 mods, I figured I should ask here for some recommendations.
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