zcul Posted August 8, 2020 Share Posted August 8, 2020 iDeaDMau banned.Reason:PiracyAdmitting to piracy/using a pirate copy of Skyrim VRComments (excerpt)02 August 2020 - 01:12 PMI dont use custom npc replacers and checked faq's tip about that,so my game is clean,About checking ya,tested with few different types of armor and without it aswell on several npc'sAbout skse.log it's says everything is fine(vortex would say if there's any problems anyway)checking plugin S:\The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim VR\Data\SKSE\Plugins\\cbp.dllregistering plugin listener for SKSE at 1 of 2plugin S:\The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim VR\Data\SKSE\Plugins\\cbp.dll (00000001 CBPC plugin 000010C0) loaded correctly (handle 1)About Own cbp logs gonna to check stuff rn.02 August 2020 - 01:54 PMSo the mod is based on signatures?Well that's the right then,i guess.Buying skyrim for the 4-th time? nah.[Enter Todd face with gun here] 02 August 2020 - 04:19 PMAt first,i didnt had a one dlc to get SSE version of the game for free,So in total i paid for OldRim,SSE and Nintendo switch version,Third is that my salary is around 320$(welcome to RF) per month,and most of them goes to paying other stuff,either that VR bought by saving money from salary for half year,and still by loans,At 4-th, So by your thoughts, it's normal to sell same game with 'some tweaks' without fixing most of the problems that mostly community fixes.Maybe it's wrong,maybe it's dumb,but it's just like that for me.Skyrim with just making a 'Not worthy job' with VR is not worthy to spend on,Im buying games where you can see that devs are tryharding by making this game for communities, after oldrim others skyrims are feeling like a tweaks,not more,and paying for that like for a whole new game - No,thanks.I showed to you my point, spending pretty high part of free money that left(which is just funny to look at mostly) is doesn't seems to be fair either. Nexus Support/Help/Policies and Guidelines/Terms of Service (excerpt)https://help.nexusmods.com/article/18-terms-of-serviceAnti-Piracy PolicyWe have a strict anti-piracy policy and will take proactive action against anyone whose on-site activity gives us reasonable grounds to believe they are using pirated content such as, but not limited to, games and software. Discussing, promoting or distributing such content on our sites will be met with administrative action.Reference postReference postReference postReference post Reference post Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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