Larian fixed BG3, so it doesn't need a mod fixer anymore, and that makes them fuckwits?
If using mods is intellectually too taxing for you, you might want to consider playing without.
First, Larian didn't 'fix' anything as there was nothing broken as far as modding goes. The Mod Fixer was needed because Larian have been promising full modding support for a long time but have yet to deliver. And this 'fix' as you call it is not full modding support by any stretch of the imagination.
You might want to consider upping your reading skills. My comments were about the confusion due to Larian doing things without telling anyone and then undoing things without telling anyone. Neither the patch notes for Patch 1 or those for Patch 2 mentioned anything about mods. Patch 1 had an unannounced fix which would have made Mod Fixer redundant but for some reason (they fucked up?) they almost immediately pushed out an unannounced patch which removed this modding fix. The problem here was compounded by them using the same release number for both the patch and the fix for the patch. Now they appear to have done a similar thing with Patch 2 - no mention in the patch notes and an unannounced modding fix which is again causing all sorts of confusion.
And for the record I have been modding games for almost a quarter of a century. I mod every game I play whenever there are mods available. I had an extremely stable Skyrim LE that had anywhere between 2 and 3 hundred mods installed featuring between 27,000 and 29,000 NPCs. So I think my intellectual capacity is sufficient for modding BG3 with currently about 12 mods.
