officesm113 When I say that they don't need to be installed, I mean that the files from these mods are already included in my mod, and you don't need to install the entire mod. I'm linking to them as a way of expressing my gratitude to the authors for their work, acknowledging their copyright over these files, and for my own convenience, as I don't need all of these armor pieces for my mod. So, if you have a vanilla armor mod, you can keep it. There won't be any errors.

or is you saying "do NOT need to be installed" merely a suggestion?

Hello Author and thank you for replying in such short notice. this has helped me a lot thank you, as regards to using larger builds alongside your mods though, i suppose ill just have to find out via trial and error. Also, I see for almost all your mods that you link the other modifications you use, like armor mods, a lot of which im already subscribed to, and that you say you do NOT have to subscribe to them aswell, would it cause conflicts with your mod if i had a mod installed that you already had in your modifications list? ex: I already have expanded vanilla armor mod installed, one of your mods uses expanded vanilla armor, would that cause conflicts or problems at all? Im also curious as if your mods would change those mods i already have, like the distribution? sorry for all the inquiry, im just very interested in your stuff.

2) As I wrote in other comments, I have never played with other builds. I can only guess, based on discussions with other players, that there may be conflicts. However, this is logical, as other modders of large builds rarely try to make their work compatible with others. As a result, all my mods will become a complete build.
3) I am not the author of this mod. I am familiar with its creator, and my co-authorship is simply a token of appreciation for using some of my work and files.

officesm113 Hello! I would like to thank you for your interest in my work. Let me answer your questions in order.
1) City Architecture Total Overhaul is a really good mod that has become one of the inspirations for my modding career. However, as practice shows, large mods, especially those that change settlements, often conflict when changes are made in the same locations. At best, the appearance of the city will depend on the placement of these two mods. However, dealing with the residents will be even more challenging.

Hello sir, I really love the work you do its amazing, and i see that you released a lot of english versions of your mods which i also greatly appreciate and plan to add all your mods at some point, but I had a couple questions,

1) On NexusMods, i have a mod called "City Architecture Total Overhaul" and it says to rework 97 in-game locations, including The Hub which I really like :( Will your mods be incompatible or cause issues with that one? If I am able to use both, what load order should I do?

2) Im looking at a lot of the comments of your mods, I never seen you actually say it in any of your mods, but im getting the hint that your mods and Reactive World are not compatible, is that true? if so, could i use a different overhaul mod maybe for example: Kaizo? Would any other overhauls play nicely with your mods?

3) Any news or dates on your english dub for your Second Life of Kenshi mod? :)

@Laughing Forest My load order is heavily edited with Reactive World sadly so i'd have to mess with it a lot if i took it out.

@Big - Kaizo is generally a bit friendlier to other mods while achieving many similar affects to Reactive World.

Worth trying it out instead if RW

BIG_PUNPUN_STAR no, the bundle of these mods will remain, as Urbanism+ was created earlier and already affected New Kralia. If I duplicate this fort in FU, there may be problems.

Does urbanism mess with Reactive world at all? If so, would you be willing to make a version of this thats stand alone for only changing the Krals Chosen fort?