
Removes the message telling you to not use Not Enough Crashes from Iris.
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Let me play Iris! removes Iris’s warning about Not Enough Crashes when launching the game with both mods installed. It does this by making Iris treat Not Enough Crashes as absent, suppressing the warning rather than resolving the incompatibility between the mods.
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