Great mod compilation. No game-breaking.

Welcome to the GREAT MOD COMPILATION (GMC)

First of all, I want to make clear that this is just a compilation of previously published mods from the authors I cite below, so you can install them at the same time. I´m not an expert modder, but with some effort I mannaged to merge them using ARCtool and WinMerge.

I´ve played Dragon´s Dogma for a while, but when it was possible to mod the game some mods made my personal experience much more rewarding and less time-comsuming. Also, I´ve seen many people requesting combinations of several of these mods, so thats why I decided to combine them and share them with you. I tested them and they work without problems so far. 

As far I know and tested myself, all versions are safe for online pawn sharing.

:D Thank you for your support! If you like the mod please don´t hesitate to endorse so more people can find it.

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Mod merging explained

Many interesting Dragon´s Dogma files required for modding are compressed into a single file with a specific format (.arc), which can turn into a drawback when trying to install two or more mods together. The reason for this is that several mods work by editing determined files inside an ARC file and then they´re packed back so the game recognizes them.

When you install a mod over an existing one that shares the same ARC file, all the effects of the previous mod will be overwritten. Since you can´t just open the ARC file and replace files individually, an additional process is needed in order to combine mods. At that time, a great coder named FluffyQuack came in. He provided the tool we modders needed to begin dealing with the ARC game files.

With ARCtool is possible to extract ARC files and see their contents. In this way, I uncompressed the ARC file or files within each mod I wanted to merge. With the help of another great tool, WinMerge, I compared the ARC files included in the mods with the original unmodified ARCs to search which files are different. By doing this I know which files are needed to run every mod. With a copy of the unmodified ARCs still uncompressed, I replaced the respective files provided by every mod and repacked them using ARCtool.

So, thats how mod merging works, in a few lines. Sounds fun! For more info, please check mod merging tutorials. All that I know came from ther