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Can I install quest mods, particularly the Colors of Infinity mods, mid-game?

dargoondargoon Member Posts: 7
in BGII:EE Mods
I downloaded TotDG, but realized that I should probably get the other ones in the series for the full experience. I'm almost done with Chapter 2. Will installing these mess up my game or other mods?

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  • megamike15megamike15 Member Posts: 2,666
    it's not really recommended.
  • ThacoBellThacoBell Member Posts: 12,235
    Don't do it.
  • MaurvirMaurvir Member Posts: 1,093
    You definitely don't want to screw with mods in the middle of a game. The probability of hopeless corrupting your save game is so close to 1 as to be indistinguishable.

    Believe me, though, I understand. I went through Irenicus' dungeon dozens of times before I got my mods sorted.
  • dargoondargoon Member Posts: 7
    megamike15 wrote: »
    it's not really recommended.

    thanks for letting me know!
  • dargoondargoon Member Posts: 7
    ThacoBell wrote: »
    Don't do it.

    thanks for the info!
  • dargoondargoon Member Posts: 7
    Maurvir wrote: »
    You definitely don't want to screw with mods in the middle of a game. The probability of hopeless corrupting your save game is so close to 1 as to be indistinguishable.

    Believe me, though, I understand. I went through Irenicus' dungeon dozens of times before I got my mods sorted.

    Thank you! I believe there's a mod that lets you skip the dungeon, I think its called Dungeon-Be-Gone!
  • SharGuidesMyHandSharGuidesMyHand Member Posts: 2,582
    edited September 2020
    dargoon wrote: »
    I downloaded TotDG, but realized that I should probably get the other ones in the series for the full experience. I'm almost done with Chapter 2. Will installing these mess up my game or other mods?

    If any quest mod involves adding a new area to the game map, that area will NOT show up on the map if installed mid-game. The map can't be altered once the game has already started, so you'd be prevented from accessing any area that the mod would normally add.
  • CahirCahir Member, Moderator, Translator (NDA) Posts: 2,819
    dargoon wrote: »
    Maurvir wrote: »
    You definitely don't want to screw with mods in the middle of a game. The probability of hopeless corrupting your save game is so close to 1 as to be indistinguishable.

    Believe me, though, I understand. I went through Irenicus' dungeon dozens of times before I got my mods sorted.

    Thank you! I believe there's a mod that lets you skip the dungeon, I think its called Dungeon-Be-Gone!

    There's a newer and more modern mod that could do exactly that. It's called Skip Chateau Irenicus. I'd recommended this one. It's doing the job in a more immersive way than Dungeon-be-Gone.
  • jasteyjastey Member Posts: 2,776
    @dargoon as @Cahir said: use Skip Chateau Irenicus if you want to have a possibility to shorten the escape from Irenicus' Dungeon. "Dungeon be Gone" solves this rather immersion breaking.
  • MaurvirMaurvir Member Posts: 1,093
    Yes, but I am also using Argent's Golem Construction mod, and a lot of the starter components and books are in there. I believe you would miss out on those items if you didn't run the dungeon.
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