First try removing this file:
/system/etc/init.d/11externalsd2internalsd
Reboot and see if that helps. This will put your internal/external sdcards back in their normal places.
These first few releases of Victorious have not touched your system's hardware files (libraries, configurations, etc), and in fact only replaces files in /system/app and /system/framework. So Victorious most likely didn't cause your issues, but that's not to say flashing it wasn't the culprit, things can go awry during flashing. The first time I test flashed it, I did not remove my links2sd links, and I did not have any system related issues as a result.
Remember that all your paid apps can be redownloaded, so don't worry about losing them. To factory reset without having to re-download your currently installed apps, do the following
1- Install Titanium Backup and backup all your apps
2- Restore the stock goghvmu firmware (there's a thread about it with download links)
3- Re-activate, log-in to your accounts, then download Titanium Backup from The Play Store
4- Restore your apps from Titanium Backup
5- Any paid apps you had "lost" before using Titanium Backup, go to The Play Store and install (you don't have to pay again)
Note- If Titanium Backup asks you if you want to restore your device's id, choose yes