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Create a deadlystream and nexusmods account. Deadlystream --our main host for KOTOR mods--has a download speed limit for users without an account (which is free). The Nexus has an actual file size limit without an account, so you'll need a Nexus account to download some files. Download and install the mods in the order you are presented with them.
The goal behind these builds is to find the best KOTOR mods and present them as a fully-compatible & modular archive, allowing users to pick-and-choose the mods they want from a large, vanilla-friendly selection with minimum hassle and no fears of incompatibility.
Deadlystream --our main host for KOTOR mods--has a file download limit for users without an account (which is free). The Nexus has a file size limit without an account, so if you're going to be installing one of the original KOTOR builds, you'll need a Nexus account to download some files.
My genuine advice is following one of the spoiler-free mod guides and manually installing from deadlystream, nexus, or gamefront. Kotor2 is one of the easiest games to manually mod, with TSLPatcher installing to the main directory or dragging and dropping files manually to the override folder.
The Nexus allows you to directly install mods to Vortex, a handy feature, but it's easy to put a mod that you downloaded manually and install it through Vortex. Just go to the "Downloads" page and drop the zip, rar, or 7z onto the unloading zone at the bottom of the page.
The most important mod is The Sith Lords Restored Content Mod for KOTOR II. You can look at the subreddit's official mod build guide for a good list. You don't need to download all of them, just the ones that appeal to you.
I would throw in Brotherhood of Shadow Solomon's Revenge. It's a nice mod to play as it serves somewhat as a bridge between Kotor I and II thematically speaking. It is also, to my awareness, the only mod that actually adds new content to the game that wasn't cut from release.
