Misery Island - eXo Patch
Patch to Isle of Misery, rebalancing enemies and gear with some other tweaks.
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Patch to Isle of Misery, rebalancing enemies and gear with some other tweaks.
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Far Harbor DLC
Misery Island - New England Islands:
Island of Pain - eXoPatch
The patch is adapted for Isle of Misery - New England, rebalancing enemies and equipment with a few other tweaks.
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General changes
Lower the volume on your placed radio. I didn’t hear what the old guy said xD
Make the Misery Island Gift Shop and Cindershelf Grotto darker.
NPC changes
Strengthen enemies into parts that grow with you until level 67 or 77 (Legendary).
Make legendary enemies do more damage.
Also gives the boss an armor bonus.
Armor Transformation
The railroad braid of the triangular lines has been removed.
Cursed Components have been slightly nerfed and are no longer strictly superior to combat armor.
Cursed full body armor has been strengthened. Now almost twice as large and gains bonus attributes based on size.
Boss clothing has been enhanced.
Weapon changes
Ammunition similar to the UFO4P repair was made for the Molotov cocktail, similar to the original Molotov cocktail.
Updated instance naming rules for new weapons to make them more flexible.
Sorting plug-in
I made custom sorter ini to achieve correct sorting.
grateful
Tenhats and Shreddah4 created "Misery Islands - New England Islands".
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
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Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.