Cheap breakdown

by Taylem·v1.0·Updated 2018-12-25

Changed the cost of various item breakdowns

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About this mod Machine translation

Changed the cost of various item breakdowns! A cheaper to more balanced approach, cheaper for more expensive items, but more expensive for junk items. After all, disassembling 20 hides is a lot of work, and it should cost as much as melting a sword.

A great feature during disassembly, but too expensive. Especially in early games, this can be troublesome. This MOD offers five different levels of adjustment for the disassembly cost, just to suit your style. I want to keep everyone away from the expense of those things that want to be cheap and easy and those who like to make the BSC game more interesting.

Option 1: <—I think this one is cheating.

Cost by disassembly - only 1 crown. This includes all the items that can be crafted from a hidden dismantled sword to the raw materials.

Option Two: <—I think this one is cheating. Just not as much as above.

Crown - disassembly costs only 3 passes. This includes all the items that can be crafted from a hidden dismantled sword to the raw materials.

Option Three: <—I think this one is cheating. Just not as much as above.

Crown - disassembly costs only 5 passes. This includes all the items that can be crafted from a hidden dismantled sword to the raw materials. Note that some of the junk ones really cost more to dismantle, but are still extreme savings over more expensive items.

Choice 4: <This is a very harsh environment, and an abnormal version.

By disassembly the crown costs only 20. This includes all the items that can be crafted from a hidden dismantled sword to the raw materials. Note that large projects will be the cheapest to dismantle the crap and think more of the project cost. It's also possible to balance it out, so I'll offset the cost of cheap luxury broken swords and armor.

My tip: Pick up the fifth edition for People for a crafting challenge to play the game.

Crown - disassembly costs only 35 via. This includes all the items that can be crafted from a hidden dismantled sword to the raw materials. As with the above projects there are cheap options, but breaking top down practitioners is rubbish and the project costs increase. Note I wanted to make the game harder if you are a hoarder by giving up college reelless component dismantling craft.

Example 5: Using options

Vanilla Game Teardown 4 Two Swords, Dual Blue and Orange.

Vanilla disassembly crafts size stacks ranging from 3 to 46 using blood, fur and claws.

Total cost: 1525

The sword and crown accounted for over 1100.

  • Disassemble the MOD game sword, both blue and orange.
  • The MOD production group ranges from dismantling to 46 with blood, fur and claws.

Total cost: 2485

Accounted 140 Crown Sword for read only cost. What's left in the stack is dismantled nekker blood, especially 46.

Why not make more spam than base game items? Well, it still requires effort and time to get down the stack (break a hide or a box of 10 candelabras human skulls, which takes more time for a smith than a big crown or so, each. So in the balance the cost cuts out more expensive items like higher animal weapons/armor (blue/yellow/orange) and class pieces.

Don't be like it? It's simple, don't use MODs. Freedom of choice is great.

Install:

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Contents of the extract<The Witcher 3>/The Witcher where MODS are installed

If the folder does not exist, in mods, just create the Witcher 3 root folder.

Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions

  1. Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
  2. 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.
  3. Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
  4. Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.

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File & checksum

Filename
廉价分解
File size
2.2 KiB
SHA-256
a163341a860cbb8ff1fe8c282056b1c17d1f8579899cb30ab5aac9b04db614d2
Stored at
2026-10-07 23:36