Divinity: Original Sin II - The Cheat Commander v.1.7.26.48 - Game mod - Download

The Cheat Commander is a mod for Divinity: Original Sin II, created by Muffiny

Description:

Wanting to try out a new build you’re not sure will work without putting 15 hours into it? Looking to speed through the game quickly to gather info for wiki documentation? Simply like to cheat and have everything at your disposal? The Cheat Commander allows simple and fast character levelling, equipment generation, skillbook acquisition, gold providing and more, at any stage in the main campaign!

This mod is made to be easily enabled and disabled at any point during the campaign. Want to level up to 30 and deck yourself out in epic gear while still on the boat to Fort Joy? No problem. Anything you add to or modify on your characters will remain even after disabling the mod!

What can the Cheat Commander do exactly?

- Add small or large amounts of gold

- Add character experience

- Set your character to a specific level

- Generate full sets of legendary gear for your current character level

- Spawn items such as lockpicks, runes or purging wands

- Create every skillbook for any skill type (including combination books)

- Add extra attribute and talent points beyond your current level

- Add character tags, including hero and villain

How do I use the Cheat Commander?

The Cheat Commander takes the form of a well-dressed elf who will help you cheat when spoken to.

In the ship to Fort Joy at the beginning of the game, he stands in the lower decks immediately after walking out from the starting room. Once arriving at Fort Joy, he stands next to the very first waypoint you discover on the shore. After you get the Lady Vengeance, he stays onboard for the rest of the game, near the waypoint entry location of each act. When you make it to Arx, if you don’t have access to the Lady Vengeance anymore, he stands near the waypoint in the pilgrim camp outside of the city.

Activating in an Existing Save Game?

While there should be no issues using this mod with a pre-existing save, the very first load screen when activating a mod in an existing save game can take a bit longer than usual, depending on your hardware and how far into the game you are in your save. On my system in Act 4 it takes about 30-40 seconds longer than normal, but some users have reported rather large wait times.

This is something that happens with all story mods, as the game has to reload a lot of information to merge the mod into your savegame. If you get through this long first load time, and then save the game, future loads go back to normal, so don’t worry about it happening every time!

To install:

Extract to mods folder.

• Last update: Wednesday, February 27, 2019
• Genre: RPG
• File size: 9.6 MB