Xenoverse 1 Mods
Nerio Cintron
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is scheduled to add new missions and a new character in Spring 2021. While it was already revealed that Pikkon would be joining the roster of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, Janemba will also appear in a series of missions. Additionally, Toppo will make his debut as well. However, there are plans to add a new character to Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. This new character will be decided through a character voting poll.
Regarding the implementation of an upcoming new character in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, players will be able to vote in a poll to decide which character will make the cut. The choices include Ultra Instinct Omen Goku, Bergamo, and Dyspo.
If you have any questions, or problems do not hesitate to ask me . You can add me on steam and send me a message there, which is my favorite way, but you can message me at our forum or just comment here. But if its regarding mod installing this guide pretty much covers everything. so I recommend watching it again and follow every single step so you wont encounter any issues.
Im using the Steam version , even though this method should fix your issues even if you are using the cracked version . if it crashes, verify your cache from steam and try again or reinstall the game . Trouble shooting guide is down below
It crashes when i try to extract my cpks.what do I need to do to fix this?
do a clean install/verify cache from steam
then use my lib xenoverse master. i got your issue earlier. verifying the game cache fixed it
I was asked if its okay to replace some files file copying them in to the modded cpk,is that ok?
Yes thats how we install mods. We overwrite original files with our modded files.But do not replace these, .amk , .bai , .bac , .bcs files unless specified. if you do this you are likely to get a lot of errors.
My game got updated again, then I installed the mod like the way i normally do and it crashes/infinite loading screen. what do I do?
First thing to do when you are modding your game after the dlc is to make a backup of your original archive.you dont replace them with your old modded files.you can however take the mods seperately from them and install them on your new cpks(you have to repeat the process of extracting them here) . and it will work without any problems
Hello guests, a lot of you are wondering how to install mods on xenoverse 2. So we are here to answer that question. First and foremost, most file types and structures are back for this installment so modders are currently working hard to provide new modding tools and tutorials to help you out ?
In order for the game to launch with extra files, you need the patcher made by Eternity. The DLL file it provides makes the game load loose files from the data folder in your game directory over the actual game files in the CPK archives. The patcher is always available from the animegamemods website from this thread: -eternity , although to access the download link from there, you need an account. Here is the link to mega for patcher version 3.3, although you need to make sure it hasn't been updated and that the link here isn't outdated.
Once you have downloaded the patcher, you need to unpack it in your game directory, over at the steam library or steam directory of your choice, steamapps\common\DB Xenoverse 2. You can also find this folder by going to steam library, properties of the game and viewing local files. You want to put the two folders from the patcher archive into this folder, and merge the bin file.
Go to the EasyAntiCheat folder in Xenoverse 2 directory, and rename the file EasyAntiCheat_x64.dll, the easiest way is to remove one l at the end. Now to run the game, you need to use the DBXV2.exe in the bin file in Xenoverse 2 directory (if you try to run it from steam, EAC will still detect the patcher's dll file and stop you from booting the game), so make a shortcut to it for convenience. When running the game this way, the game will tell you you have booted it without Easy Anti Cheat, and force you to stay offline.
If you want to disable your mods to play offline again, do the renaming trick to the dll file of the patcher instead, renaming it to xinput1_3.dl, and renaming the EAC file back to its original form. After you do this, you'll be able to run the game from steam again, but without any mods.
XV2Patcher actually has an option to allow you to play with mods without EAC preventing you from entering into online lobby. You have to go into XV2PATCHER folder in your game directory, and edit xv2patcher.ini file in any text editing file. Scroll over to the patches section, and at the end of it you'll find an option: "excessive_air_contamination", which you need to set to true. Now you can let the EasyAntiCheat file alone, but you'll still need to boot the game from its exe file in the bin folder.
In order to easily switch between having the mods activated and deactivated, duplicate your bin folder in Xenoverse 2 directory, and remove the xinput1_3.dll from the old one. Make a shortcut to the DBXV2.exe in the other bin folder (which you can name to something like bin2). If you want to play with mods, use the shortcut to the exe. If you want to play without mods, start the game from Steam, or use the exe in the original bin folder.
note: Xenoverse 2 Mod Installer requires the xinput1_3.dll file to be in the original bin folder to work, if you want to use it, you'll have to move the dll back, but afterwards you can move it back.
Although booting the game with excessive_air_contamination patch allows you go into online mode and multi lobby with the patcher active, EasyAntiCheat does verify player's checks whenever they try to play together, meaning that you cannot play with people who do not have the patcher active, if you attempt to do so, you'll be kicked from the room with communicate: "You have been removed from the session by EAC".
When playing against people who also have mods, care must be taken with certain custom elements. While cosmetic replacers will work fine, custom x2m characters, custom skills and modded movesets will require both players to have the mods installed. Additionally, care must be taken when modifying the roster, installing a character in a different place and shifting the roster can lead to serious glitches in play, with characters appearing as someone else. Other glitches include infinite loading screens or just crashing the game.
The easiest way to ensure compatibility, is for one player to prepare the modded data folder, and send it to the other player. They can then add their own mods on top and still play with the shared modded content between them.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is one of the most popular Dragon Ball games ever made. It's a delightful toy-box RPG fighting game, if there ever existed one. While not the best Dragon Ball game, it is one of the most versatile and fun. It feels like there are unlimited possibilities ahead when you boot up the game.
When Xenoverse 2 was ported to PC, modders immediately went to work expanding the game beyond its core components, adding in new material to make the already expansive game even larger. As a result, it can be a little overwhelming to select the best games from the list. However, when one gets a chance to look at all the modding content available for Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, a few core mods rise to the surface.
Updated on January 18th, 2021 by Patrick Mocella: Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is the Dragon Ball game that simply refuses to die. Despite its original release coming over 4 years ago, Bandai Namco continues to release DLC packs and free updates to the game. It appears that once they stop supporting the game though that modders will not as there is still tons of mods available for the game. Sometimes it's new costumes, new attacks or even simple fixes for problems the original game had. Links for all of these custom creations can be found in the entries so let's get to it.
Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 has been around for almost five years at this point so while the game still looks good, there are lots of things about it on a technical level that can benefit from reworking. That's where the team responsible for this mod come in.
This mod upgrades the game with new textures, models and a general list of additions that are too numerous to list here. If you're looking for a mod that brings the game to current year standards, this is the one.
Capable of going into God Of Destruction mode, this pint-sized puppet is a hilarious addition to the game. While there are plenty of joke mods like Shaggy and Crash Bandicoot, this one is best in our books due to how thin Kermit's arms and legs are. Makes it look supremely funny when he's beating up on beefy Vegeta.
Dragon Ball: Battle Of Z is far from a great game, but an interesting piece of bonus content to the game was a version of Goku who donned the costume of another Shonen Jump manga icon, Naruto. Thanks to the user responsible for this mod, players can now use Sage Mode Goku!
This mod goes even beyond a reskin however. New attacks like Naruto's signature Rasengan is usable along with a couple of other signature attacks from the shinobi. It's an ultimate manga fusion and you better believe that we're all for it.
While his soundtrack tends to divide the Dragon Ball fandom, there is no doubt that Bruce Faulconer's work on the English dub of Dragon Ball Z is iconic to fans who grew up with it. Thanks to this mod, players can now enjoy Xenoverse 2 with that memorable score.
Due to the vast amount of content already in the game in terms of stages, characters and costumes, this soundtrack completes the DBZ sandbox for those who watched the show on Cartoon Network as children.
Any experienced Xenoverse player knows the pain of collecting all seven Dragon Balls to make a wish. A lot of grinding is required every time you wish to make one but with the power of mods, this is no longer a hindrance.
Thanks to the user responsible for this mod, players are now free to make as many wishes as they want on Shenron. This lets you level up your characters way faster than normal, perfect for when you want to grow really strong really fast.
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