Let's break this down step by step if you're looking to get mods running smoothly. Steam users should find their game directory through the library manager, right-click and browse local files, then create a Mods folder right there in the main directory. The exact timing here matters - first extract your downloaded mods, then drop those files into that new Mods folder before adding "-devmode +exec user.cfg" to your launch options, which is crucial for getting everything working properly.

Epic folks need to do pretty much the same thing but through their launcher - hit those three dots next to the game, open the install location, and set up that Mods folder. The key difference is you'll just need the basic "-devmode" in your launch settings.

Most of your good stuff is gonna come from Nexus Mods right now, where you'll find everything from UI improvements to visual overhauls. The timing on official mod support through Steam Workshop is still up in the air, but it's definitely coming. Maybe interesting - keeping a backup of your original files can save you some headaches, especially when you're testing multiple mods. Watch those mod descriptions carefully since some need specific tweaks to user.cfg or might need you to grab ReShade first.