d2r-basic-qol VS gomule-d2r

I enjoyed using this

There's also offline mod for that (prevents you from going online while its loaded). I have it included in my mod, Basic QoL, and both simple loot filter and expanded storage are available as optional features for it. There's also instructions on how to disable unwanted features.

I'm playing solo self found so this is huge for me. If anyone cares, I'm using this mod that unlike other mods really only adds quality of life stuff (other than the herb to spawn d-clone which I'm not using and I wish was not in).

Original version: https://github.com/cyhyraethz/d2r-basic-qol

As far as I know there is currently no way to mod an infinite stash. However, there is an expanded storage mod, which I have included in my mod along with several other quality of life features.

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You could also install this mod that I made which adds free, unlimited respecs with a new cube recipe that creates a Token of Absolution from a TP Scroll + ID Scroll. The mod also increases stack size of tomes, keys, and quivers, allows Teleport and Thunderstorm to be cast in town, makes ilvl visible in item names, etc.

Yes, the stash is the same. You can also use external muling programs (GoMule) for infinite storage

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You can still use a tool like GoMule or Item Manager for infinite storage, just not with the in-game stash.

It's personal preference really. As a mostly solo player you just have to ask yourself if you prefer being able to trade, and having the possibility of playing with others occasionally, or if you prefer the QoL benefits of /players, static maps, infinite storage space (e.g. GoMule), and mods (e.g. basic-qol).

That's a good idea to save space in your stash. I'm surprised though more people playing D2R aren't talking about using GoMule to basically have infinite storage space. To my knowledge, it should work with Diablo 2 Resurrected just fine and allow you not to waste time upgrading runes and spend more time farming for high runes (and just leaving lower runes than probably a Lem rune on the ground.) The link to GoMule is here: https://github.com/pairofdocs/gomule-d2r

Personally, I would just keep the standard inventory size and use GoMule for storage though. I think the normal UI looks a little better, works properly wirh controllers, and is compatible with GoMule (which is the only way to have infinite storage space in D2R).