^ So I gave it a try myself, and I always kept the item inside my inventory after using it, with a cooldown of 8 minutes. Give the re-uploaded fix a try, maybe it fixes your other issue too.
Some changes were made to Noitalacse Island and Where the Time Goes — basically the ones mentioned here. You can get the patch for the Faster Leveling (N) version here: [Download]
I have uploaded fixes for both Dawn of Masteries compatibility patches, in addition to the changes above tokens should now drop too. Get them from the update page. I completely rebuilt the Faster Leveling (N) / Non Lightweight version, which hopefully ensures that everything works correctly.
Is there anyway you could incorporate the faction vendors into the dungeon room or really anywhere similiar to Nydiamar and also have a similar faction reputation system to Nydiamar that comes from the dungeons or is there already something similar that I am missing?
I’d love to have easy access to all the vendors and don’t mind farming the reputation up similar to Nydiamar but for a normal playthrough rep is way too grindy and the faction vendors are all over the place but feels too important to neglect entirely
Grim League (which by the way soon gets a new season with tons of new content) has a central hub with all merchants, which I can change up and port. Adding the tokens is also no work at all, so this won’t take me too long.
Different topic, but I always wanted to have some sort of portal room, similar to the one found in Sacred, though I’m not sure how well this would work in Grim Dawn. It could break stuff of course, but would there even be a point of it, skipping right to later areas? You gotta level up you character either way. If anyone got any ideas, let me know.
I think it can be used as a function of town construction. Players collect stones, wood and other materials everywhere to completely repair the prison, and then look for those wandering warriors everywhere and persuade them to settle down and guard their new home. Every night, some monsters will harass here for a period of time. If players do not kill monsters and let them go, these escaped monsters will become more powerful when they attack next time.
This sounds like a great idea, and I myself had a similar one long ago, but my estimation for creating this would be about 40 hours of absolutely-no-fun-time. I already see a few issues which would hinder this whole thing, such as enemies not being able to spawn far outside of your view, the problematic pathing of them, or how the heck do I trigger a script at a specific time of day. But an upgradeable base was always a dream.
This is the hideout from the Grim League, but modified. You can find all services here, including all faction merchants and blacksmiths the game has to offer. The entrance to it can be found right in the beginning in Devil’s Crossing, you can’t really miss it.
As a side-note, Grim League soon gets another season with a lot of new content, so be on the lookout.
Faction Tokens can be exchanged for Faction Reputation. You can access and level up all factions except Kymon’s Choosen / Order of Death’s Vigil (the faction you later choose gets unlocked) right from the beginning, if you already got a bunch of these tokens.
They come in three rarities and simply drop occasionally, although all legendaryBeutekugeln guarantee at least one token drop.
Changes to Existing Content
Yeci Island
Moved all spawn points closer to the middle
Modified all encounter chances
Lowered the pool sizes
Removed Iron Bits Explosion as a possible event (I forgot to update the dialog though)
Soul Vessels
Well, I fixed them
Moved the Ruined Memorial to the hideout
Sacrifices (used to increase favor gain)
-75% Health Points > -45% Health Points
-25% Max Resistances > -12% Max Resistances
Fixed some text issues
I have added a pre-merged version with the Diablo 3 Classes mod created by Grimer. This one is obviously a bit more lightweight than Dawn of Masteries.
Updated the compatibility patch for Dawn of Masteries. The patching process now extracts the whole database, adds the Lightweight Mod files, and then repacks it again — this hopefully ensures that all files are actually updated. Unfortunately, this whole process now takes up to 35 minutes.
Updated Translation Templates, but not the Source.
You are playing the Faster Leveling (L) Diablo 3 version? I tried it myself, and everything seems to be working just fine - spheres drop, get picked up, and can get destroyed.
It can sometimes (but very rarely, so rarely that I actually did not encounter it in like a year or so) happen that it either still shows the sphere besides being already picked up, or that you have to hold ALT (to show all loot) and then to click it to pick it up - spheres are affected by your loot filter, as well as the Auto Loot option, in case you have this disabled.
Today I learned of a method for “hard modding” Grim Dawn without actually doing so. This is a lot simpler than my method, so I wanted to share it here too.
Doing this allows one to play this (or any, actually) mod with main campaign characters, avoiding having to start over or porting them over.
Download the mod, extract it, and choose the version you want to play.
Go to the database folder and rename the *.arz file to database.arz.
Go to the resources folder and rename the Maps.arc file to Levels.arc.
Copy the .arz file from the database folder, as well as all .arc files from the resources folder, over to the “Grim Dawn/mods” folder. It should look like this (not shown are the eventual expansion and survival folders):
a) If on Steam, right-click Grim Dawn inside your Library > Properties > Add /basemods to Launch Options
b) If you are using Grim Internals, right-click GrimInternals64 > Create shortcut > right-click GrimInternals64 - Shortcut > Properties > Add /basemods to the end of Target (behind the ")
c) If you are using the GOG version, do the same as above but with the Grim Dawn.exe
To play Crucible with this mod, you also have to download the .arz below, and copy & overwrite to “Grim Dawn/survivalmode2/database”. Then you have to copy the Scripts.arc from “Grim Dawn/mods” to “Grim Dawn/survivalmode2/resources”. This only changes one record, there is no reason to ever undo this.
There should not be any issues, everything should be working fine.
Fun fact: Dawn of Masteries currently has 52 540 records / files (not including resources, such as textures). Lightweight Mod (Compatibility version) has about 15 000 either new or modified records, although many are simply duplicated with small changes, and some are redundant, since I’m lazy.
There are only 3 conflicts (7 records overall), which makes both mods very easy to merge, although the actual merging process is a bit more tricky.
This might be a bad question at this point but… is there a way to take a character created and leveled with this mod into the ‘main’ campaign.
Obviously I could keep playing in the ‘mod’ since it’s basically the same as the main campaign, but my character leveled doesn’t have access to the crucible (that I can figure out) and also the import functions don’t work on grimtools so I can’t use checklists.
Consider backing up your character. Install GDStash, select your Custom Game character, and remove the In Mod flag under Character Data. Afterwards move your character from the user folder inside your save game location to the main folder. At last, rename the .map folder, however it is called, inside your characters folder to levels_world001.map.
Take everything you want from your stash before doing all that. You can also do the method three comments above to be able to play crucible with this mod enabled (although I did not test this personally).
yeah sorry, it was a dumb question lol
