Use the original source
This site does not upload or mirror mod files. A mod entry should link to the original publisher page, show the source name, state the expected game version when known, and tell you what to back up before changing files.
Before downloading, read the installation notes and comments on the source page. A popular mod can still become unsafe or incompatible after a game update.
- Prefer an identifiable source page over a re-upload
- Check the last update and supported game version
- Read the install and uninstall instructions before changing files
A conservative install routine
Back up saves and configuration files, close the game, follow the original instructions exactly, and test one change at a time. Keep a note of every file added or replaced. If the game stops launching, rollback in the reverse order and remove the newest change first.
Do not use an executable, unlocker or loader when the source does not explain what it does. The site can explain a workflow, but it cannot guarantee the safety of a third-party download.
- Back up saves and settings
- Install one mod before testing another
- Keep a rollback note
- Treat unknown executables as a separate security decision
External mod source
The external Nexus Mods search is provided as a starting point, not an endorsement of every result. Open the publisher page, inspect the file description and confirm that the page is compatible with your platform and current version before proceeding.
- External source: Nexus Mods search
- No files are hosted by Crimson Desert Guide
- Compatibility and safety remain the player's responsibility