:thumbsup: OK, thanks anyway.

You're welcome. Good luck with getting a proper solution. :)

I know I'm resurrecting a semi-old thread, I finished up to Yesterhaven and took an extended break. I'm back in DS.

I wanted to use my old character from DS1 and Xpacs, however, it imported all of the party members and made it impossible to progress at the start of DS2, so I had to create a new character. I am worried about it doing this for Broken World.

Out of curiosity, how did you start Broken World importing the DS2 character?

Don't worry, it's fine. :)

I'm still in the first DS1 campaign - got swept up in other games, so I've only progressed in small chunks - so I can't say.
Can you go back to the last old map (DS1 or whatever you were playing) and tell your companions to go to the inn, so you're alone in the party, and then try DS2 with that exported character?
I haven't tested this yet - need to port my old save from the laptop to the new PC first - but it's a sound workaround, plus you'll have new pets and party members in DS2.

Sorry I can't be of more help at the moment, but do let me know how it goes.

I've installed the Legendary mod and Broken World Fix and some other mods (see my post here: https://www.gog.com/forum/dungeon_siege_series/modslinks ) and the Elys Manager refuses to even launch the game, Allsaves gets me into the game, but I can't actually play. :(

I've tried everything I can think of, even installed the 2.3 version of Allsaves for Broken World found here (link: https://www.siegetheday.org/?q=node/2687 link 2: https://www.nexusmods.com/dungeonsiegeii/mods/23?tab=description ), but I'm stuck in the menu.
The game launches and lets me get to the character creation screen, but when I click "Next", it doesn't react.

I'll mess with this some more another time, but for now, I can sadly conclude Windows 10 and the Legendary mod won't mingle. D:

I am using Windows 10 and it works perfect for me. Be sure to use a standard window resolution and not custom. I followed some of the steps on this forum.

Also, check the Legendary Mod manual as it has some troubleshooting tips.

I'm not specifically sure what I did as it was well over a year ago, but I remember struggling.

My thanks. :)

I tried again and while I'm weirded out, I'm just so very happy it works. :D

I did the same thing on Steam: install the game, install Legendary mod, manually place the files from the BW Fix and install Elys Manager, and boom, it just works. O.O

Now I've just copied the files from the Steam version of the game into the GOG one and it works perfectly, even in full screen mode. :D

Congrats!

The coolest thing about Legendary Mod has been finally being able to try Legends of Aranna Xpac. It wasn't as great as say, Broken World, but definitely worth trying after so many years.

Thank you. :)

I'll check it out once I get there, but I'll probably need to start with a new character, though I'll check if I have my old save anywhere.

Huh, strange.

I accidentally messed up my previous setup and had to reinstall the whole thing, but I did see what worked this time.

It worked with the GOG version of the game, so I guess I did something right. :D

So what I did was: download DS1 and DS2 via GOG Galaxy, download the Legendary mod, the AllSaves mod just in case, and the Elys DS2 Succubus Manager from the Nexus and the Broken World Fix from the Pastebin link (link 1: https://www.nexusmods.com/dungeonsiegeii/mods/4
ink 2: https://www.nexusmods.com/dungeonsiegeii/mods/23
link 3: https://www.nexusmods.com/dungeonsiegeii/mods/28
link 4: https://pastebin.com/Gcg9qLLp ).
Then I installed the Legendary mod via the downloaded installer directly to the DS2 folder, manually copied the files from the Broken World Fix to the game folder, placed the Elys Succubus installer into the game folder and directed it to said folder, ran the "Reg Patch DSII" file twice and pressed 1 and 2 each time and I had to download and place "shfolder.dll" (link: https://www.dll-files.com/shfolder.dll.html ) into the game's folder.
After all that was done, I ran the Elys program and had it in windowed mode (full screen might work as well, but I don't have to restart the computer in case the game doesn't load up), left the resolution option on "normal" and clicked the Broken World icon in the Elys program.

I have no idea why it works, but it does and I think I've managed to pinpoint the needed steps now. :D
Might be the installation path didn't go right at first, not sure.

Edit: I think I've found the culprit for the menu being uncooperative when the game refused to move from the character creation screen, it's the Menu Fix optional mod you can install with JSGME mod manager that comes with the Legendary mod.

I finally finished installing it using the above poster recommendations( you dont really need elys succubus mod though and elys allsaves is to make the mod recognize your saves)...I am using windows 10 too and you REALLY need to apply the killah fix AFTER installing DS 2 and legendary mod in the same folder or there will be a bug when choosing the.maps in the beggining and you Won't have broken world available to play....elys allsave mod NEED to be put in the same folder where DS 2 AND legendary mod installed to recognize the game installed....

Anyway is just said all that to help any other win 10 users who wants to play legendary mod....but I have a question...anyone here ACTUALLY finished all maps with legendary mod??

I ask this because I am playing the kingdom of ehb campaign and so far its working perfectly...but I saw one guy(who is in this thread) saying DS 2 with legendary mod has an game breaking bug with an main quest being not able to proceed....and I dont want any "surprises" with not being able to finish the DS 2 campaign...I tried asking on steam but got no response and didnt see anyone saying about having finished it from starting to finish....

I thought that much (that everything has to go the same folder) was already stated, but it never hurts to have a clear repetition of crucial information, thanks. :)

I'm afraid I can't say. I had to start with a new character and now I'm finding my way through the dwarven mines in the first DS1 campaign, so it'll be a while before I complete any of the campaigns. XD
I'll report back once I do, though.

P.S. While it's not strictly necessary to use either AllSaves or the Elys Manager (2 different external programs), I use Elys because I need it to keep track of my saves and I can't see the mouse ingame with AllSaves.

Yeah I am at glacern now too...so far no quest bugs.....I asked a guy on yourube who said he killed the final boss of DS 1 with legendary mod and he said the DS 2 main campaign+broken world main quests are fine...he said he was able to finish the games and such with the mod...about the mouse I never hard this problem even without killah fix...I installed DS 2 and tried testing it and the mouse pointer was fine there...I had issues with stuttering but the game runned better after I went into the video config file and made it look for my GPU installed...tried the INI config "fps=120" and disabling shadows...it still stutters sometimes but goes away fast....

I recently got a Windows 11 laptop and I've successfully installed the Legendary mod from the Nexus (and the Broken World Fix files from the pastebin link) on it and AllSaves 2.3 from the Nexus lets me see my mouse.
I added the 1280x720 version of Zhixalom's Inventory mod from the Nexus too and so far it seems to work (aside from the dwarves not having hair, but I won't play as one anyway).

I'm so very happy it all works. :D

So I recently finished the Kingdom of Ehb (the original DS1 campaign) and here's what I learned about transferring characters, parties and items when I went to the original DS2 campaign.

+ Your party will transfer to any map you pick exactly as it is and any character you've sent to the inn (be it a companion or a pet) will still be there when you check at any inn, unless you click on the "release" button - this way you can clear up the list if you want.

+ Since I had already paid all the inn fees for more party members in the first campaign I was playing, my party limit was 6 in DS2 too (so it's not bound by that, "only elite or veteran characters can hire 6 party members" limitation that the original DS2 had).
As a big fan of pets and companion dialog in DS2, I love this.
WARNING: Keep 1 slot free for DS2 as you'll start with a temporary companion.

+ Your items - be in your own inventory, equipped, in storage, or in pet inventories - will still be where you had them.

- BUT YOU WILL LOSE ALL YOUR ITEMS EQUIPPED AND HELD IN THE INVENTORY BY YOUR CHARACTER in Act 1 for story reasons - normally DS2 would take your starting gear and return it to you, but here this doesn't work!
AS A WORKAROUND, put all your items into the inventory of a pet before going through the final door to the temple in the DS2 tutorial part of the game.
You'll know you're there when your temporary companion will talk your character into taking a story related item from him - it'll be in your journal, not in the inventory to be equipped.
(Or at least my party was my character, the temporary companion and all pets, I've not tested it with companions from another campaign.)

+ My character's skill and the like were of course untouched and remained, though you will meet a character with a purple star icon towards the end of the Kingdom of Ehb campaign in the desert village with the green race that can refund your skill points (if there are limitations to that I don't know because I didn't need the service).
(Supposedly that's also an option somewhere in the Broken World expansion for DS2, but I've yet to play that.)

+ Fighting monsters scaled to my level (slightly over 40) with pathetic starting gear was something else. XD
If you'd prefer to get past the early parts of DS2 faster, interact with the button at the side of a storage chest (any one of them) and keep clicking it until it says "NONE", as that'll mean the area monster will go to what level they would originally be for that part of the campaign with a fresh character.
(Very useful for a certain quest you get with Tar since that boss can't be harmed with normal weapons.)

Ought to cover the important bits that I've uncovered so far.
If I find anything else of note, I'll report it as I play through the game.