May 20, 2010 Actually there are mods for Two Worlds, but not many. Most are retexures, but there is one where you can play as a female, a house mod and clothes and armour. I did try one which overhauls the game a bit like OOO does for Oblivion, (New World 1.5 Mod) and it does adjust levels and re-balances a lot of things, but makes it harder in some respects. When logged in, you can choose up to 12 games that will be displayed as favourites in this menu. The King of Beggars is a humorous adventure that loosely interprets the world presented in The Witcher games and books.On his way to the capital of Temeria, Geralt is approached b. This is my first mod for any game and its simply a 9mm Pistol located in the Novac Player Room. Its louder, has a higher damage per shot, and a smaller magazine. Its supposed to have a custom grip texture as a nod to the Ace of Spades from the Destiny series but thats acting weird.
Nexus Mods Website
The PC modding community has managed to yet again exceed our expectations. PC gamers and fans of Reality Pump’s RPG, meet a mod overhaul for Two Worlds II called Worldmerge Mod. Worldmerge combines the Two World 2 main campaign, the eleven multiplayer adventure maps and the whole Pirates of Flying Fortress Expansion into one coherent, newly balanced singleplayer gameworld. The experience curve as well as the levels of the monsters have been adjusted accordingly – reach lvl 65+ and still find challenging adventures.
Worldmerge ties everything together with a very long new questline sending you all around the world of Antaloor, even to the most hidden corners. You will find three new difficulty levels (Novice, Expert and Master) with various tweaks and enhancements, each for a female or male player character, that bring a lot of extra challenge.
Furthermore over 130 new handplaced encounters with uniquely named (Mini-)Bosses and their companions are added. They guard well hidden new treasures in the guise of potions that permanently increase parameters and grant skill points.
The skill system has been revised significantly: higher level skills cost more skill points, a special, rather sinister “teacher” has to be paid in order to reach the really high skills levels and lots of skills, especially from the thieving arts, have additional skill effects now: Find extra loot with pick pockets, assassinate mid combat when attacking stunned enemies, especially with daggers, sneaky dodge attacks or disarm trap protected chests.
Your enemies have learned new tricks, too: They refresh their health upon retreat, can take a last stand when severely wounded that regenerates their hitpoints in combat, have higher chances to resist crowd control effects and might even teleport to your position in a surprise attack.
Combat is more refined as special attacks cost stamina now (a heartbeat sound will warn you of low stamina) and only timed blocking allows you to recover stamina fast enough. Also, there is no more hp regeneration of the hero in combat.
In addition to that many great mods by gifted modders from the Two Worlds 2 community are included. The singleplayer game time (compared to the 45+ hours of TW2+PotFF) is easily extended by more than 20 extra hours (30+ if you choose the Master Difficulty). All in all, you’re in for a 65+ hours role playing epic.
You can download the mod from here, and you can find some installation notes at its official forum.
Two Worlds 2 Mods
Enjoy!
John Papadopoulos
Two Worlds 2 Mods Nexus 4
Nexus Mods Website
The PC modding community has managed to yet again exceed our expectations. PC gamers and fans of Reality Pump’s RPG, meet a mod overhaul for Two Worlds II called Worldmerge Mod. Worldmerge combines the Two World 2 main campaign, the eleven multiplayer adventure maps and the whole Pirates of Flying Fortress Expansion into one coherent, newly balanced singleplayer gameworld. The experience curve as well as the levels of the monsters have been adjusted accordingly – reach lvl 65+ and still find challenging adventures.
Worldmerge ties everything together with a very long new questline sending you all around the world of Antaloor, even to the most hidden corners. You will find three new difficulty levels (Novice, Expert and Master) with various tweaks and enhancements, each for a female or male player character, that bring a lot of extra challenge.
Furthermore over 130 new handplaced encounters with uniquely named (Mini-)Bosses and their companions are added. They guard well hidden new treasures in the guise of potions that permanently increase parameters and grant skill points.
The skill system has been revised significantly: higher level skills cost more skill points, a special, rather sinister “teacher” has to be paid in order to reach the really high skills levels and lots of skills, especially from the thieving arts, have additional skill effects now: Find extra loot with pick pockets, assassinate mid combat when attacking stunned enemies, especially with daggers, sneaky dodge attacks or disarm trap protected chests.
Your enemies have learned new tricks, too: They refresh their health upon retreat, can take a last stand when severely wounded that regenerates their hitpoints in combat, have higher chances to resist crowd control effects and might even teleport to your position in a surprise attack.
Combat is more refined as special attacks cost stamina now (a heartbeat sound will warn you of low stamina) and only timed blocking allows you to recover stamina fast enough. Also, there is no more hp regeneration of the hero in combat.
In addition to that many great mods by gifted modders from the Two Worlds 2 community are included. The singleplayer game time (compared to the 45+ hours of TW2+PotFF) is easily extended by more than 20 extra hours (30+ if you choose the Master Difficulty). All in all, you’re in for a 65+ hours role playing epic.
You can download the mod from here, and you can find some installation notes at its official forum.
Two Worlds 2 Mods
Enjoy!
John Papadopoulos
Two Worlds 2 Mods Nexus 4
Two Worlds 2 Mods Nexus 1.12.2
John is the founder and Editor in Chief at DSOGaming. He is a PC gaming fan and highly supports the modding and indie communities.Before creating DSOGaming, John worked on numerous gaming websites. While he is a die-hard PC gamer, his gaming roots can be found on consoles. John loved - and still does - the 16-bit consoles, and considers SNES to be one of the best consoles. Still, the PC platform won him over consoles. That was mainly due to 3DFX and its iconic dedicated 3D accelerator graphics card, Voodoo 2. John has also written a higher degree thesis on the 'The Evolution of PC graphics cards.' Contact: Email
