I have not tested that one yet as it wasn't around when I last moded my Witcher 3 game. It works automatically most of the time but sometimes you need to manually select the script parts it should merge.Īnd then there's also a random artificial limit on how many mods you can install at once but there seems to be a mod merger for texture mods that allows you to pack those into a single mod and thus avoid this limit. However, there's a tool called Witcher 3 Script Merger that will allow you to merge these mods into one. As there's no patcher to install these mods, you'll run into troubles as soon as two mods edit the same script. pretty much everything that's not just textures). Skyrim has thousands of mods and they certainly won't run all at once due to conflicts, but in my memory it was easier to just pile Skyrim mods on top of each other with the Nexus Mod Manager and they would still run just fine.įor Witcher 3 it's a little more tricky when it comes to mods that modify scripts (i.e. Are incompatibilities an issue with either games?
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