Click on the name of one to go to it's profile, click install, and follow the instructions from there. Once that is done, you can right click your desired Mount and Blade game (Desura seems to have the most wide variety for Warband), select to go to its profile, and there should be a button called Mods. You can do this by going to your settings, and (TBA - it should be easy to figure out on your own). To keep things simple, you can let Desura scan your entire computer for any games it is synchronized with. This especially includes games on Steam, which it so far has seemed very compatible with. The first method is the easiest one, and actually does not even require the usage of the Mount and Blade nexus, although the featured mods are also available at the Nexus and sports an arguably better commenting system.ĭesura, on top of selling games in a Steamworks-like manner, also hosts mods for specific games.Īll it takes to be eligible for these mods is to create an account, and have the games installed. Merging two mods will require you to manually do so, and possibly even edit a few files.

But rather, a module system, which allows you to only run one at a time. If you are new to M&B mod usage, one should take care to realize that the game does not feature a plugin system, like the TES and Fallout series. This page will try and help you on your way. With the file transfers from the mbrepository, the newer mod users from the M&B series are often left oblivious as to how to tackle installing and enjoying mods.

The Mount and Blade game series feature a distinctly different modding system quite unlike what most Nexus users are used to.

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