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Portrait Mods for Etrian Odyssey Untold, 2U, and Nexus

I made portrait mods for the EO Untold games and Nexus. Each works a little differently for different reasons. I won't go too much into installing them here; there are instructions included in the files, but hopefully it's not too complicated.

EOU EOII Portraits

EO2U HD Portraits

EON HD Portraits

For Untold, it's a simple portrait swap with their more updated EOII forms, which I think brings them a little more in-line with other art in the game (ie. Frederica and the story party, Austin, etc.). Since this is basically just an extra-editted variant of TildeHat's Gladsheim/Gunner mod, it also lets you create Gunners and Highlanders, as well as access Gladsheim in Classic mode.

EO2U is probably the most complete and extensive of a change. Since EO2U's portrait DLC was on-cart DLC, it's accessed pretty easily (unlike Nexus, otherwise I'd've done it there, too). Basically, portraits 5-8 for classes would normally be EO1 art; it's now typically slot 5 being the EOII HD character, slots 6-7 being a rough EOIII HD equivalent, then 8+ being other stuff, like the Untold 1 cast, a couple Nexus recolours, and some random Mystery Dungeon throw-ins. Different classes have different numbers of 'bonus' portraits, which caused some complications. In its current form, it should be compatible with kyasarintsu's Hard Mode Mod (can't find a link, unfortunately). It also runs just fine without that.

Nexus is… a little complicated. Like Untold 1, it's an edit on top of Tildehat's mod; this time, one adding Alchemists and Buccaneer classes to the game. As the given portraits are kind of redundant with the portrait DLC, it gives a dozen or so 'free' slots for me to put portraits on. A number have been selected from the new HD portraits by default, with bias given to what might make sense specifically for Alchemist/Buccaneer, but instructions are given on how to replace/change them if you so want. The upside Nexus has is you can change portraits at will anytime, so it's not like you're hooped if you change your mind midway or install these mid-playthrough.

"Torture. Pain. Agony. Torment.

Soothe. Comfort. Alleviate. Mercy.

The Suffering Manifestation has the ability to inflict or remove pain in an entity or entities. Causing enough pain to an entity might even render them unconscious! Or, in the opposite direction: you can keep your allies from folding under intense interrogation techniques!

Interestingly enough, a being that cannot feel pain, like a mechanical entity, receives a negative stimulus, similar to pain, but it does not necessarily render them unconscious in the same way.

I can't think of any more to put for this, my brain is getting hit by Suffering rn