You deserve better crit
Simply adds 10% critical damage to your dagger
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About this mod Machine translation
Simply adds 10% critical damage to your dagger
You deserve better crits
✨ Module Introduction
This is my first mod! Designed to enhance the critical strike/melee genre gaming experience. Due to my lack of experience in modding, I chose a simple and straightforward solution - add 10% critical damage to the dagger.
⚔️ Function description
- **Crit Damage Increase**: The critical damage of all daggers is increased by 10%
- **Balance Considerations**: Short-range melee weapons face higher risks and deserve higher rewards.
- **Specific Example**: Mercy Dagger's critical strike bonus increased from 140 to 154
🗡️ Applicable weapons
Currently only applicable to the following dagger weapons:
- All standard daggers
**Specially excluded** (Although classified as a dagger, I personally think it is not "dagger" enough):
- Crystal knife
- Celebration Scythe
- Wakizashi
- Five-finger sword
- Ivory Sickle
🔧 Installation Guide
- Unzip the file and put EquipParamWeapon.csv into the res\GR\Data directory
- Use Yapped to open regulation.bin (please back up the original file first)
- Select EquipParamWeapon on the left and click Tools -> Import Data
- Save and start the game
📝 Version information
- Test version: Game v1.03.3 + Yapped Rune Bear v1.08
- Compatibility: Confirm operation is normal
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Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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