Final Fantasy Resonance MRP Multiplier Mod v1.0

                    
Every battle in Final Fantasy Resonance pays out vision points. The MRP Multiplier mod makes each payout 2, 4, 8, 16, or even 100 times bigger. Each variant is a 1KB package of three files, so it drops into a ~mods folder in seconds. Since you choose the multiplier, you control how fast vision points flow. As a result, you spend less time grinding and more time playing.
Pick Your Multiplier

MRP Multiplier x2: Doubles the MRP (vision points) you earn from battles, so it suits a gentle boost.
MRP Multiplier x4: Quadruples every battle reward, so progress speeds up noticeably.
MRP Multiplier x8: Multiplies battle MRP by 8, so it fits players who want to move fast.
MRP Multiplier x16: Multiplies battle MRP by 16, so a few fights cover a lot of ground.
MRP Multiplier x100: Multiplies battle MRP by 100, though that makes it the most extreme choice.
Three-File Package: Every variant ships a .pak, a .utoc, and a .ucas file with one shared name. Therefore, all three must stay together.

Why It Is Worth Installing
You decide the pace, from a light bump to a flood of vision points. Since the files are tiny, swapping to another multiplier takes seconds. Meanwhile, your original game files stay untouched.
Setting Up the Mod

Download your preferred variant and extract the archive to your PC.
First, delete the three files of any other multiplier from the ~mods folder, because only one version can run at a time.
Open your game folder. In Steam, right-click the game, choose Manage, and pick Browse local files.
Go to FFRS\Content\Paks, then create a folder named ~mods with the tilde at the start. If it already exists, use that one.
Copy all three files into ~mods, since the game ignores the mod when one is missing.
Finally, launch the game.
To uninstall, delete the three files from ~mods.

Good to Know

The mod targets the full game, meaning the October 2026 Steam release.
The folder name must begin with a tilde, or the game will not find the files.
The install leaves your original game files alone, since it only adds three new ones.