musicolever/czt-mod-manager-complete-mod-toolkit-for-dying-light-2

This repository hosts a README that presents itself as CZT Mod Manager for Dying Light 2 on Windows. The page is built like a marketing landing page, with a single download button pointing to an external website rather than a GitHub release. The repository contains no source code and no build files, only the README itself. The README describes a tool meant to install, uninstall, toggle, and update mods for Dying Light 2 without touching the original game files. It claims to work by creating symlinks from a separate mod storage folder into the game folder so the install stays clean. Listed features include a .pak merge utility that combines several .pak mods into one file to reduce load order conflicts, a toggle to launch the game with or without mods active, an F2 hotkey to set load order across mods of different types, auto-update checks via the Nexus Mods API, support for many mod file types including .pak.asi.dll.bank.png.mp4.ogg, and folder-based mods, and savable mod profiles for different playthroughs. Usage is the usual mod manager flow. Run setup.exe, click the SETUP button to choose a target drive for mod storage, install the UnRAR tool to handle compressed archives, let the program auto-detect a Steam install of Dying Light 2 or set a manual path for Epic or another launcher, drag downloaded archives or folders into the window, press F2 to arrange load order, and click PLAY to launch the game with the active mods. The notes section says the tool is Windows only, with no Linux or Steam Deck support. It recommends turning on Windows Developer Mode so symlinks work without running the program as Administrator. It warns that running the program as Administrator will break drag and drop from File Explorer, and suggests installing via Downloads folder detection as a workaround. The .pak merge feature is described as specific to the Dying Light engine. The page asks for 500 MB of disk space plus room for the mods themselves. Readers should treat this listing with care. The download link goes through a third-party redirect rather than a GitHub release, no source code is included, and anyone looking for a real Dying Light 2 mod tool should check the source against trusted modding communities before running the installer.