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Load order is not as important in this game as it was in Bethesda games, because of the way the game works. But in order to ensure a particular mod takes precedence over another mod, the mod you want to "lose" should fall alphabetically AFTER the conflicting mod. you can rename the folder within your witcher3/mods folder to do this. Naming a folder modzzz[insertmodnamehere] will do this.

 

However, most of the time you won't see vast differences in this game by changing the load order, like in Skyrim for example where entire mods could stop working or break simply by moving them one space up or down a load order. In this game you want to ensure you always run script merger, and that will solve almost all of your problems.

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Load order is not as important in this game as it was in Bethesda games, because of the way the game works. But in order to ensure a particular mod takes precedence over another mod, the mod you want to "win" should fall alphabetically AFTER the conflicting mod. you can rename the folder within your witcher3/mods folder to do this. Naming a folder modzzz[insertmodnamehere] will do this.

 

BEFORE, not after. modZZZ will have the lowest priority.

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I'm new to PC gaming, I use mods on console for Skyrim SE XB1, but I decided to start PC gaming so I can use mods on other games I enjoy, specifically my fav game Witcher 3 Wild Hunt, but my question is does mods for Witcher 3 work with LOOT or do you need to manually order mods for the game? Is there any set load order that mods should place for Witcher 3, in categories like specific place in load for Textures, Weapons, Armor, etc... such as with Skyrim or other Beth games?

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The answer for all your questions is "No".

 

such as with Skyrim or other Beth games?

Forget about Beth games modding, here all things are completely different :)

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The answer for all your questions is "No".

 

such as with Skyrim or other Beth games?

Forget about Beth games modding, here all things are completely different :smile:

 

Yes, I got that much, but still no answers, any posts/tutorials/youtube etc... on using mods with Witcher 3 that would be useful for beginner? I'd appreciate any helpful links.

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