Go to Steam, (EDIT: Or NexusMods, or Moddb, but I haven´t found a way to filter only for the version I want there) select the version you want to use, and check it out. Tons of mods work, you are doing something wrong. Probably using wrong version of mod for wrong version of game, and/or not using prerequisite type mods such as Harmony etc. Best of luck.

Originally posted by thomas.malkin:

Has anyone got a single mod that works on this game? :D

Mods work perfectly all the Time !
I used about 40 mods in one play-though :
PERFECT !

Of course, it works ONLY if those mods are used for their respective Game version ...
Which is toddler level of easy since the workshop has the choice of game version / mods to have the perfect match ...

Toddler level ...

The thing is, some mods are newer than olders, like Butterlib relies on an older version of Harmony, but harmony has been updated for the most recent game version, so anything needing butterlib crashes, and you cant revert harmony back to an older version, you can with the game, but not Harmony.

@Asmo
So if I interpret what you're saying Correctly, Butterlib is obsolete until we can get an update from it? That is if you're using MODs that require Harmony? Is that where most people have been running into problems with the most recent update and MODs? I've been having these problems as well and have just went back to playing Vanilla.

Originally posted by Asmo:

The thing is, some mods are newer than olders, like Butterlib relies on an older version of Harmony, but harmony has been updated for the most recent game version, so anything needing butterlib crashes, and you cant revert harmony back to an older version, you can with the game, but not Harmony.

This is inaccurate, at least if you use Butterlib and Harmony from Nexus Mods. I'm playing with those and countless others on version 1.2.8 without issue. Those mods are kept up to date fine on Nexus. Dunno about Steam Workshop for those.

Also, you should be using a mod manager to install and uninstall mods. I use Nexus Mod Manager Community Edition, though Vortex is probably also okay.

So, for instance, when the game changed from version 1.2.7 to 1.2..8, I just used NMM to uninstall the old versions and install the new ones.

Originally posted by Karna5:

Originally posted by Asmo:

The thing is, some mods are newer than olders, like Butterlib relies on an older version of Harmony, but harmony has been updated for the most recent game version, so anything needing butterlib crashes, and you cant revert harmony back to an older version, you can with the game, but not Harmony.

This is inaccurate, at least if you use Butterlib and Harmony from Nexus Mods. I'm playing with those and countless others on version 1.2.8 without issue. Those mods are kept up to date fine on Nexus. Dunno about Steam Workshop for those.

Also, you should be using a mod manager to install and uninstall mods. I use Nexus Mod Manager Community Edition, though Vortex is probably also okay.

So, for instance, when the game changed from version 1.2.7 to 1.2..8, I just used NMM to uninstall the old versions and install the new ones.

What you say "often" works but I always install mods without any mod manager. It works fine as long as you read everything about the mod, before installing. (read the comments for the mod too)

Originally posted by thomas.malkin:

Has anyone got a single mod that works on this game? :D

nope lol games ♥♥♥♥♥♥

Mod Rules:

Some Mods work and some don't
Bannerlord updates will break mods
Bannerlord updates will break your mods
Butterlord updates will troll your mods
That said sometimes Bannerlord updates don't break.
Mods only work for a specific version of Bannerlord
Some mods do not play well with each other
That said, mods may depend on other mods to work, such as Mod XYZ are dependent on Harmony but ABC requires harmony AND MCM
Mod order determines if Bannerlord crashes or not
Nexus Mods currency / updates > Steam Workshop Mods currency / updates
Vortex or Mod organizing programs / apps < /vvindows explorer/steamapps/bannerlord/mods
The more mods you use, the chances of Bannerlord crashing go up exponentially
Any mod with Ivan Drago will break you.
The more specific instructions in install and usage in game a mod has, brings a higher chance of illiteracy
The more expansive / game changing a mod is, the easier it will break with obscure actions such as selling bent throwing knives (but normal ones work)
The more a game changer a mod is, the easier an update will break it, and higher chances the dev behind that mod will stop supporting it a year or two into it
Warband has multiple meanings in Bannerlord
Google is your friend when it comes to Floris, Napoleon, and Pendor.
If "Bannerlord" is being overly used, you may substitute Butterlord in place of.

Originally posted by hiro1protagonist:

Mod Rules:

Some Mods work and some don't
Bannerlord updates will break mods
Bannerlord updates will break your mods
Butterlord updates will troll your mods
That said sometimes Bannerlord updates don't break.
Mods only work for a specific version of Bannerlord
Some mods do not play well with each other
That said, mods may depend on other mods to work, such as Mod XYZ are dependent on Harmony but ABC requires harmony AND MCM
Mod order determines if Bannerlord crashes or not
Nexus Mods currency / updates > Steam Workshop Mods currency / updates
Vortex or Mod organizing programs / apps < /vvindows explorer/steamapps/bannerlord/mods
The more mods you use, the chances of Bannerlord crashing go up exponentially
Any mod with Ivan Drago will break you.
The more specific instructions in install and usage in game a mod has, brings a higher chance of illiteracy
The more expansive / game changing a mod is, the easier it will break with obscure actions such as selling bent throwing knives (but normal ones work)
The more a game changer a mod is, the easier an update will break it, and higher chances the dev behind that mod will stop supporting it a year or two into it
Warband has multiple meanings in Bannerlord
Google is your friend when it comes to Floris, Napoleon, and Pendor.
If "Bannerlord" is being overly used, you may substitute Butterlord in place of.

right now it seems like both Harmony and Butter are broken which kind of makes all consequential mods stop working

Short answer: No.

Long answer: Noooooooooooo.

Originally posted by mister w:

right now it seems like both Harmony and Butter are broken which kind of makes all consequential mods stop working

The "great 4" have multiple versions on Nexus for respective game versions.
Those 4 primary mods are worked non stop to be updated by dedicated players.

Originally posted by nephilimnexus:

Short answer: No.

Long answer: Noooooooooooo.

?! ?! ?!
All; mods work as intended !
ALL of them !

Emphasis on:
"Work as Intended" !
Stressing on game version, load order, compatibility, etc

Examples:
Harmony
Almost 700.000 subscriptions
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2859188632&searchtext=
(with the "great 4" together: 2.5 million subscriptions ! ! !)

Fourberie
about 84.000 subs
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2875710877&searchtext=

CA_EagleRising
90.000 subbs
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2888487006&searchtext=

The Old Realms
61.000 players
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3025574678&searchtext=

etc !
Steam Workshop, Nexus maybe 5 million mod subscriptions all together, in all possible combinations.

Originally posted by thomas.malkin:

Has anyone got a single mod that works on this game? :D

A lot of the mod's functionality is dependent of the active version of the game and mods made for older versions seldom work with the updates