Assassin’s Creed Odyssey: Kassandra Nude Skin

1. Forger Utility 2.5 folder. Thanks to hypermorphic.

This framework is intended to simplify mod installation for AC Odyssey.

2. Mod folder:

• NudeGreece-Kassandra-Body.v3

That’s a collection of body mods for Kassandra.

• NudeGreece-Player-Armor.v9

That’s a collection that removes player armor and clothing.

• NudeGreece-PlayerNPC-Clothing.v4
  

That’s a collection with clothing changes affecting both players and NPCs.

• NudeGreece-Skins.v9

That’s a collection of texture mods for character skin.

To install/update/remove mod:

1. Verify that one of the restoration processes linked below (see Troubleshooting) would work for you if your game gets corrupted and won’t start.
2. Extract Forger Utility 2.5 folder, it doesn’t matter where.
3. Open it and launch Forger.exe. Click the Locate button at the end of the Game Folder line.
4. Browse to your game installation folder and open its main EXE file (e.g. ACOdyssey.exe in C:\Program Files(x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Assassin’s Creed Odyssey)
5. Forger will create a ForgerPatches folder inside of your game install folder that will hold your patches.
6. Place patch files (*.forger2) from the mod folder in the folder in your game installation path.
7. Now you need to add mod files to Forger. Open Forger or click the Rescan.
8. New patches will be highlighted in yellow, and updates to existing patches will display in green.
9. Click the check next to each patch you want to install. The first installations will take some time as each *.forge file will be copied to a backup *.forge.original before changes are made.
10. Start the game. Now you can use this mod. Enjoy!

Forger Upgrading to 2.5

The first time you point it at a game installation modified by an earlier version, you’ll be prompted to go through the upgrade process.

1. Forger will replace your .forge files with their .original backups
2. You will be asked to verify the game installation using Steam or Uplay.  It’s highly recommended you do this to start with a clean copy of the game.
3. Forger will reapply your patches using the new method.  This should be much faster than older versions
4. You will be asked to rename or delete older copies of Forger.  Combining the old and new methods of applying updates would cause confusing side effects.

If the game fails to start and uninstalling patches doesn’t resolve the problem, you can try restoring your game in 2 ways:

The first way:

• Reset All Forges button within Forger.

The second way:

• Use the equivalent manual process.
• For each .forge.original file in your game folder AND its dlc_subfolders.
• Rename, move, or delete (to the recycle bin where you can retrieve it) the corresponding *.forge file with the same name.
• Rename the *.forge.original file to *.forge
• Try starting the game. If it launches, rename the forger2.xml file in the ForgerPatches before starting Forger again.

If the game still does not launch, use the verify/repair function for your game installation:

• Restart your computer and launch Steam
• From the Library section, right-click on the game and select Properties from the menu.
• Select the Local files tab and click the Verify integrity of game files… button.
• Steam will verify the game’s files – this process may take several minutes.

Important: One or more files may fail to verify.
This is normal for most Steam games. The files that fail to verify are local configuration files that should not be replaced as part of this process. You can safely ignore this message.

When it completes, verify that all *.original files are out of the game folder and that the forger2.xml has been renamed.