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This Kingdom Come: Deliverance mod is a cheat utility. Increase all xp gains Insanely.- Decrease Bow movement while aiming, no bow movement at 10 archery level.- decrease stamina costs for combat and movement 'By half'.- Increase Herb gathering radius, Including XP gain Insanley. 'can now strip entire fields of herbs instantly and still get xp for it'- Massively increased carry weight.' Set it to 1000000'- increase positive sharpening angles on sharpening grinder and decrease negative angles, Making sharpening easier.- Decrease horse stamina Usage per player riding level. 'Untested may need tweaks'Credits: OldToothlessBasterd.

Reverse engineering a game engine so you can recompile and resell it, or steal branded artwork and resources, is the 'illegal' activity. Modding text files that set internal variables is not even close to breaking a damn EULA (sigh) and is a pretty common practice, as is people creating their own artwork to override native graphics for their own personal use.There are huge communities of people who do this for RPGs, and have been doing so for 20 years.

Kingdom Come’s inconsistent adherence to hardcore survival and historical elements means that while some parts of the game are fine, you may find that others are an unnecessary drag. Luckily, there are already a ton of mods that can help with that. Kingdom Come: Deliverance was a grand idea. In a genre awash with fantasy epics, it sought to. Kingdom Come v1.8.1 Lockpicking Overhaul is verified compatible with ONLY the indicated game versions. If you use Lockpicking Overhaul with an incompatible version of the game, you may experience serious issues such as, at best, crashes on load and, at worst, save corruption.

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The developers generally even have a Modding forum for player discussion, and some release toolsets. This is all quite transprent, if anyone wrotes something that violates corporate or community standards, it can be taken down by the hosting parties easily.Furthermore, many RPGs are themselves patch in new content via using their internal modding/override mechanisms (all patches to KCD most definitely do this).Really good modders can even go on to work for the industry, as has happened with 3d model designers and artists, as well as folks who can design clever FPS levels and overhauls.I'm not going to defend this much more, as it's common knowledge, and we may be dealing with trolls simply. Originally posted by:Dunno.KCD hasn't got a Worksight Yet.Maybe 'NEXUS' might have mods? I dont Play MOds on RPG's as I consider em a Cheat(why.woulld you Want to have a cheat in a Role Playing Game?Just Change you game play a bit.to get what you want? RPG's aren't racing games right?)Not all mod should be consider cheating. While yes maybe some mods in other game as well can maybe give you certain armor or stuff instantly, some other are just mod to tweak stuff that felt need to be tweaked (not necesarily always making the game easier, even sometimes making the game even more complex or harder for better experience) or give the game some more content.

Originally posted by:Dunno.KCD hasn't got a Worksight Yet.Maybe 'NEXUS' might have mods? I dont Play MOds on RPG's as I consider em a Cheat(why.woulld you Want to have a cheat in a Role Playing Game?Just Change you game play a bit.to get what you want? RPG's aren't racing games right?)Not all mod should be consider cheating.

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While yes maybe some mods in other game as well can maybe give you certain armor or stuff instantly, some other are just mod to tweak stuff that felt need to be tweaked (not necesarily always making the game easier, even sometimes making the game even more complex or harder for better experience) or give the game some more content. When it comes to the law, all mods are technically illegal. It is due to how copyright law works.

However many corporations especially Bethesda allow it to happen anyway as they make more money on the illegal content then without it. There is no way Skyrim or any Bethesda game should be alive without modders solving all of their problems.Mods are illegal because they impede IP owner from creating sequels of their IP.

Even if it is just an improved version of the same game, that is within law a sequel. If lets say someone create mods doing everything the devs does but release it for free, the devs and IP owners have to compete to create the better product of their own product with someone that release what they want to release for free. Bethesda have problems with just this problem. Remember the debate about the Chinese Stealth Suit from the Nexus vs Creation Club for Fallout 4? People said Bethesda stole mods from the Nexus, while Bethesda claim they are the owner of the asset in the first place and the mod creator isn't actually the owner. Bethesda have been accused to steal a lot of mods from the Nexus in fact, so they are dealing with this problem. They can't create new content because someone have already made a mod for it before them.A while ago a mod for Knights Of The Old Republic was taken down fro copyright reason.

The mod developers wanted to make a remake KoToR so they took all sound files but remade all other content in a newer engine. It was taken down because of reasons like I mentioned above. If someone make a remake of the KoToR, the owner can't make one and earn money for it. Even if all assets are created by the mod devs themselves, they are still stealing content. Bethesda have stopped projects like KoToR mods in the past as well, the only reason something like Tales of Two Wastelands are legal is because it has to take everything from legal copy of Fallout 3 and create a mod for Fallout New Vegas. TTW is walking in a very grey area of the law.So a reason why mods are not yet good or why there isn't a workshop yet might simply be because the devs do not want mods to infringe on their copyright since they are actually illegal. But the more likely reason might just be as the developers didn't build the game to be mod friendly, and therefore have not focused any effort on creating a mod system for the game.

It's really up to the game publisher. EA has been notoriously anti-modding for a long time, BUT I've yet to see anyone go after the private sector (there's still a big Nexus community for Bioware game mods, but they did remove a lot of content from their corporate forums during the Mass Effect 2 days, as I recall).Best TLDR, from Wikipedia:'The games industry is currently facing the question of how much it should embrace the players' contribution in creating new material for the game or mod-communities as part of their structure within the game.

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Some software companies openly accept and even encourage such communities. Others though have chosen to enclose their games in heavily policed copyright or Intellectual Property regimes(IPR) and close down sites that they see as infringing their ownership of a game'Regarding THIS game though - the developers released additional modding support as part of a patch, AND there's a Modding forum on their website:Warhorse (or whoever is the official IP owner) still reserves the right to change their mind at any time and batten the hatches, of course.