Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy
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By Sorceress111 · Posted
Just go to "Options > Video > HUD Configuration > NPC and Herb Names" and disable that feature. -
At the present a lot of people feel like this ability is kind of weak because it gets dispelled for nothing. Perhaps fixing bugs that dispell it upon casting a healing spell is a lot to ask, but hopefully this isn't. So, as the title says: give the illusory duplicate some AC and HP to make it at least a little bit resilient.
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Another approach could be to attach a script to the objects which monitors for Event OnContainerChanged(ObjectReference aknewContainer, ObjectReference akoldContainer) and returns it to akoldContainer if aknewContainer == PlayerRef if the conditions (quest stage, gobalvariable) are not right.
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By LenaWolfBravil · Posted
Agree completely. Loosing friends is just sad. But I think that a forum is in fact a form of social media. We talk to people here, so how is it not social? Which is probably why we find it so painful that some of the "useless" social features disappeared, such as a true post count and friends. Kudos is another such feature, and thankfully it could be saved. Also, understanding technical limitations does not make the sadness go away and does not make the loss feel less of a loss. It is not suddenly ok. It is a serious degradation of functionality and understanding the reasons for it does not make it into less of a degradation. The same as we as users have to accept this degradation of our experience, so do the administators of Nexus Mods have to accept that this decision leads to people liking their site less. They have to recognise that they did remove much-loved features. Of course it was through necessity and not out of any evil intent, but it still happened. And it is this recognition that I am not seeing, an acknowledgement that yeah guys, we're so sorry, we hurt your feelings... That's just lacking. We, users, are being brushed off. "It wasn't personal, it's business." Well, it's personal to us. -
Yeah, those other social media places fostered a sense of competition around the 'friends' mechanic that cheapened it to just a number. But here, it was people that you genuinely wanted to stay in touch with, or remember and revisit. The number of them was never important. You know that trend to post 'F' to pay respects? I guess we need to post F for Friends here. F
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