Posted June 14, 2020
I released a small map for DS1 that may be of interest if you want to browse massive amounts of treasure.
The reason I am shilling for it here is because I went out of my way to make it vanilla-compatible! Would look forward to any feedback to make sure user-made maps can be loaded OK with the GOG version. This information is useful to modders. There have been problems and complaints over the years getting the Steam version to load mods. I created the map with the CD version. I'm glad GOG released this game.
PContentMart at nexus
There is nothing in there that cannot legitimately drop— although the best things are extremely rare drops, so don't go wild in there— but the random stuff is legit unless noted.
One of these noted things, though, are the hundreds (!) of various pieces of armor coverage that cannot be generated by the pcontent system due to negatory fields inherited from their parent templates (translation: game development got rushed at the end). They're at least worth looking at, I figured.
The reason I am shilling for it here is because I went out of my way to make it vanilla-compatible! Would look forward to any feedback to make sure user-made maps can be loaded OK with the GOG version. This information is useful to modders. There have been problems and complaints over the years getting the Steam version to load mods. I created the map with the CD version. I'm glad GOG released this game.
PContentMart at nexus
There is nothing in there that cannot legitimately drop— although the best things are extremely rare drops, so don't go wild in there— but the random stuff is legit unless noted.
One of these noted things, though, are the hundreds (!) of various pieces of armor coverage that cannot be generated by the pcontent system due to negatory fields inherited from their parent templates (translation: game development got rushed at the end). They're at least worth looking at, I figured.
Post edited June 14, 2020 by tristanlist