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Gothic 1: Dark Mysteries 2.5
Type of modification – Enhancement
Informace o modu
The Dark Mysteries modification focuses on fixing bugs and further developing existing gameplay elements. Its main goal is to eliminate as many issues as possible, improve the balance of gameplay and the economy, and at the same time slightly expand the story with an eye toward a possible continuation in The Night of the Raven. The patch adds several additional side lines and small narrative details that enrich the game world and give it greater depth. Overall, it concentrates primarily on balance, fixes, and fine-tuning details, making the gameplay smoother, more enjoyable, and free of annoying technical problems, without excessively introducing new mechanics.
Version 2.5 focuses on fixes and improvements to the Dark Mysteries modification by the author The Poziomkaz and is based on version 2.02 (it does not require the installation of the original version).
Description
Main changes the mod focuses on:
– A single difficulty level, based on the medium difficulty of version 2.02.
– Fixing as many bugs as possible.
– Ensuring the player cannot block story progression and can complete quests without issues.
– Weapon balancing.
– Damage system overhaul: ranged weapons deal additional damage based on Dexterity, and spells deal additional damage based on a new magical attribute.
– Economy rebalancing and automatic ore settlement during trading.
– Optional restricted trading feature – merchants buy only specific types of goods.
– Fixed LP costs for character development – the player no longer needs to worry about saving bonuses.
– A slight expansion of the world’s story, focused on adding small details and preparing for a possible continuation in Gothic 2.
– A new pickpocketing system based on the one from Gothic 2.
– Many smaller fixes and changes.
– And, if possible, as few new bugs as possible…