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Patience, patience ;)
That being said, there might be unintended consequences.
And I understand your solution, I have a pretty large amount of mods merged into smaller ones myself. But the authors might not be so happy with you posting this, so I just thought to give you a heads up.
Oh, and concerning the description being erased a few weeks ago, that happened with everyone who updated their mods, including on the other TW games.
actually, good that you pointed that out, because it was YOUR mod i've included, for some reason when i updated this file a couple of weeks ago both description and changelog have been erased (don't ask me why) and i've just realised now that i forgot to mention your mod, so, if you want i'll remove your entries, or, i'll credit your work too, i'm really sorry for forgetting to credit your work and freaking CA making the game so buggy that after a certain number of mods is loaded the game crashes to desktop and stuff needs to be compressed into a single file.
Also, the reason i've chosen these mods over others it's because they're lightweight (yes, my connection is shit) and they contain very few entries, and, because they don't really need update at every patch drop.
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BTW, i DO consider this bad modding practice and i'm really pissed off with this solution, the problem with merging is that a lot of people is not really into this kind of "manouvres" and also everytime a mod is updated or a ptach drop or whatever they'll start crying that their game crashes, this way, i can at least avoid it, and trust me, is a damn pain in the arse to constantly keep an eye for updates, i think this way is much more user friendly, hope you get my point
I would consider this bad modding practise, and wouldn't be happy with this if I were one of the authors. Especially concerning the mods that actually required work.
Also, to add a little dash of self promotion, I have actually already uploaded a file that stops liberation for SFO. I'm actually rather disappointed that you decided to do the same thing yourself rather than including me :p
Fixes stuff on the collection but is currently half broken, i rolled back the file, once SFO and the unlocker roll out i'll update it, description randomly disappeared on rollback, check change notes (though it is now missing some bits due to incompatibilities)
Make sure to read what it does too, isnt just a compilation of mods