So I wanted to dive into mods for Blade and Sorcery because it looks so friggin’ fun.
I mean, come on.
But then I noticed I wasn’t on the right game version, so none of the mods I installed
worked.
It turns out you need to manually enable the massive update 11, which is still in beta
for Quest 2, even though it has been out for a few weeks already.
Since I had to figure this out, I thought, why not share it with you if you run into
the same problem?
Plus, I’ll share how to mod Blade and Sorcery on Quest 2 in just two easy steps.
I’ll tell you right now, it’s gonna be worth it.
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You need three things.
First, a PC, which can be any PC or laptop.
It doesn’t need to be a gaming PC.
You also need a USB cable that allows for data transfer.
You can also use the USB cable that came in the Quest 2 box.
Lastly, ensure you bought and installed the game on your Quest 2.
Now, we’re going to get on the correct game version first.
If you’re already on the right update, you can skip using the timestamps below.
Open your Oculus app on your phone.
Click on Search Find Blade and Sorcery Nomad.
Click on it and scroll down to additional details.
Here you can find the version.
If you’re still on version 10, click on it and open the drop-down menu at the right.
Click on Beta 0.11.1.
This is currently the latest version, but if you’re watching later, you might have
a different version.
You can check the mod’s website to know which update you need.
Usually, you’ll see which version is required in the titles.
Now, if you clicked on the beta version, the update will appear in your Quest 2 almost
immediately.
So put on your headset, find the game, and you should see that you can install an update.
Click on install update, and while you wait, we can move to the section on how to install
the mods.
Now on your PC, open a browser and head to this link, which is also in the description
below.
This links you directly to all mods that support the Quest 2 version of Blade and Sorcery.
At the top right corner, ensure you’re logged in or register for an account, as you cannot
download stuff without one.
Now, find a mod you want to try.
As you can see, many mods are available already.
There are 64 pages of them!
If you don’t know where to start, I recommend checking out the “Popular” tab.
Once you find a mod you want, click on it, then click on the “Manual” download button.
Then click “Slow download” if you’re not paying for a premium account.
You should get a zip file in your downloads folder.
Right click it to extract that zip file by clicking “Extract All.”
Time to connect your Quest 2 to your PC using your USB cable.
Put on your headset because you will get a pop-up asking for data access.
Make sure to click “Allow” here.
Your Quest 2 should now be recognized by your Windows.
Open the Quest 2 folder if it hasn’t opened automatically.
Open your “File Explorer” and find it under “This PC”.
Then we need to go to the Blade & Sorcery game folder, which can be found under
\Internal shared storage\Android\data\com.Warpfrog.BladeAndSorcery\files
If there is no “Mods” folder here yet.
Create one by right-clicking here, click on more options, then new folder.
Keep this folder open for now.
Now go to the folder you extracted.
Double click it to ensure there’s no folder inside the folder because that could cause
issues.
You’re good to go if you see the mod files directly.
Just make sure to copy the folder and not the files and paste that into the “Mods”
folder that you just created.
That’s it!!
If you start the game now, the mods will be activated.
Most of them like weapon mods you can now find in the spawn book.
If you don’t see one of your mods, make sure you check the description of the mod
and check if they have any requirements.
Sometimes a mod needs another mod to work.
All you need to do is copy all those mods inside the game folder as shown in this video,
and then, well, this opens up so many more things to explore.
I love it.
So what mods are you going to try out or do you have any suggestions of mods I should
try?
Let me know in the comments below and give me and everyone else reading it some tips.
It’ll be much appreciated.
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