Steam, however, can disable anything I pay them for without any legal or outerwear-related recourse on my part, as they gate everything with DRM, remotely, without court approval, and out of flensing range. Once I download the game, they can't stop me from running it without suing me or physically trying to take my computer, which would result in several GoG employees starting a new career as leather coats (I dislike being wasteful). HOWEVER, GoG can't enforce that unilaterally. True, when I buy something from GoG, it is technically a license. What they overlook is the practical effect. People always say 'oh all games are licenses so you don't own them no matter where you bought it'.

They lure in modders (and game designers) with a flashy interface, and then lock away anything they make in it's own little world that they alone control. This is one of the reasons I despise Steam. Contact the mod author through the discussion page in the mod overview page.

If you need any further clarifications - I strongly suggest contacting the mod author as some mods may require different methods to install. If you follow the steps correctly you will have no issues installing mods. So it matches the correct format shown earlier. metadata file ) shown as an example above by moving the 2nd folder directly into the mods directory. Remove the extra folder ( DO NOT just move the. Instead it is in a folder 2 branches below the mods folder.īecause it is 2 folders down - the mod will not load properly. You will notice in the first folder there is no. When you launch the game and open the mod manager you should see the mod if done properly. metadata file is in the first folder inside mods. Now the next step is reasonably easy with a bit of common sense but also is the step where many users generally make a mistake. Once you have extracted the file you need to see if it is a. If for some reason your operating system can't you will need to download a file archiver tool such as, zip file most modern operating systems can open the file without a 3rd party program. All you need to do is drop the file in your mods folder. pak file then the modder has made your life easy. Now with Steam Workshop - installing mods is as simple as hitting subscribe.įor users who use the GoG version though - you will need to do it manually or for those who prefer not to use Steam Workshop.

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