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Fixest Dungeon
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General: Localization, UI
Class Mods: Skins
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19 Oct, 2023 @ 4:20am
25 Mar @ 12:42am
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Fixest Dungeon

Description
Supports all localizations. Some string fixes are English-only.

DESCRIPTION
Fixest Dungeon is a collection of various small fixes and tweaks neatly packed into one single mod. Kind of like an unofficial patch for Darkest Dungeon. Merges the following mods:
* - means my version is different from the original mod in one way or another (read the full changelog for the details, link below)

LIST OF FIXES
The full changelog is available HERE. However, some notable features include:
  • Fixed and improved icons, strings, tooltips, and sprites
  • Better and more consistent colorization of various tooltips
  • Matching affliction and virtue sprites for all vanilla characters
  • Restored Locked Strongbox curio and Very Common trinket rarity
  • Various visual and audio fixes for The Musketeer DLC

All the changes are purely cosmetic and don't affect the game's balance whatsoever which means that there's literally no downsides to using this mod.

INSTALLATION
This mod should be kept as low as possible, so that other mods can overwrite it with their features. Any unwanted feature can be easily removed with some basic file editing.

EXTRA FIXES
Mafe's Patch for Quest Generation Issues - not included because it requires to be placed at the top of your load order (and because it affects the game's balance)

MY MODS
If you like this mod, check out my other Darkest Dungeon mods as well:
Musketeer Plus - a painstakingly balanced vanilla-plus rework of the Musketeer
Circus Begone - removes the pesky Circus from your single player game
Bigger Cursor - a cursor twice the size of the original
42 Comments
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ZatroolMG 25 Mar @ 12:05am 
+1 for the DLC addon
Arqante  [author] 25 Mar @ 12:02am 
@Pirate Lord Omega, fixed.
Pirate Lord Omega 24 Mar @ 5:18am 
Somehow, dispite being at the bottom of the list, this breaks the D2 bounty hunter rework, I have no clue how...
agris 18 Mar @ 5:11pm 
Just tested it, no errors!
Arqante  [author] 18 Mar @ 9:58am 
Ok done, should be good to go now
agris 16 Mar @ 5:05pm 
You’re welcome, and thank you for the mod AND keeping it playable without the dlc!
Arqante  [author] 16 Mar @ 4:17pm 
Thanks for the heads-up, it'll be removed in the next update. Still, a little bit unfortunate that things have to be removed, but I do try to keep this mod DLC-agnostic, so something's gotta give. However, at this point I'm wondering if I should make a separate DLC addon for this mod, considering I've got another fix that would also require adding a DLC dependency. Anyway, thanks again for letting me know, it's unlikely I'd have caught this myself, since I don't usually play without CoM.
agris 16 Mar @ 2:23pm 
I've traced an assert error I was getting to this mod. I don't have CoM, and periodically on loading a save I would get an Assert Error referencing miller_A and monster brain. Disabling the .\monsters\miller\ folder with the subsequent miller_*.darkest files in them solved it.

It would be nice if the patch worked on the vanilla version of the game without errors. The assert didn't cause a crash, but it does make it hard to recommend this mod for those who want a vanilla experience (i.e. no CoM or CC DLC).
Arqante  [author] 13 Mar @ 4:28am 
I wouldn't call them redundant, feel free to use all the mods together if you like all of them. As you mentioned, the scope of icon changes in this mod isn't as encompassing as in, say, Consistent Skill Icons, since this mod is, for the most part, a bugfixing effort and as such it edits only a handful of icons, whereas the mods you linked are more like improvement mods or overhauls even, featuring more comprehensive UI changes.
agris 11 Mar @ 9:47am 
Ok thanks, I'll hold off on updating.

Separately, I looked at your list of additional fixes, and it appears that you've done standardizing of skill and trinket colors. Are the mods below redundant with FD? I couldn't tell from your change log if your scope of icon changes was smaller than these mods, i.e. more on a case-by-case basis than systematically aligning them all.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1653337639
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2574405613
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1241149582

This isn't related to the above, but is another consistency mod: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1618403504