lt3angle

Thank you for this. All seems to be working as expected...HUZZAH!

For me as well. API is unavailable, can't get an API key from Nexus, Skyrim launches fine it seems. I generally do manual downloads anyway. Still, frustrating when you update the application and immediately told that you can't log in. Why was the manual login method even disabled. API should be an OPTION, not a hard and fast requirement or replacement. Don't get me wrong, I like API keys and prefer to use that method. But in situations like this users need an alternative way to login and continue uninterrupted, especially the supporters.

Agreed, I don't think this is a "holiday" issue either as the problems I see are a disconnect in receiving information from the static cloud to the, as the error stated, "origin server". Too many times I've been offered to see a "snap shot" until the live data is available. This creates long delays in page loads for the various tabs on a mod page. Generally, the description tab loads ok, sometimes I get to watch the spinning cog. More often it is the files tab in which the spinning cog takes over. Additionally, when trying to view screenshots for a mod, you get the lovely black screen and have to wait until the data decides to load in to see a screenshot. Couple this with the fact that this impacts NMM and Vortex and you end up with multiple failed downloads. This also impacts Vortex when trying to endorse a mod. You get a nice red banner notification stating that endorsement failed "please try again later". Fortunately, as a premium user, I have no issues with download speeds, that is to say once I can get the download started. But therein lies the rub....getting to the file and getting it started. I've been having this issue for the last several weeks. I'm on a broadband connection 300 up and 300 down, gigabit network, hard-wired (c'mon, I'm a gamer everything is hard-lined). I've pinged the Nexus mods IP with varying degrees of success. I have no issues with other web pages, downloads, or streaming. It's only Nexus which has decided that "slow and steady wins the race".