DinninBladestorm

So I haven't been playing FO4 or TESV for almost a year now and decided to get back into it. I sat down to start updating my mod lists and grab a few new toys for FO4 and noticed the old popup overlay used when downloading is now gone and in its place is a screen that calls out the differences between free and premium. Now, at its core, I have no problem with this. Bandwith is expensive, maintaining servers is anything but cheap, and even with premium subscriptions I somehow doubt the folks behind the scenes are making even a living wage off this sites members. What I would like to know is, if I do sign up for premium, can I have the old overlay back? Seriously, I'd pay 4 bucks a month for the old overlay during the time I'm actually active in playing these two games. It was so much more sleek and less of an eye sore. So yeah, no hate for doing what you gotta do to advertise your premium services, just wanting to know if I can get the old interface back if I do pony up the dough.

So back when I was playing LE there was a mod that I considered a must have in my load order. It allowed you to build your starting character with a huge amount of custimization from your starting skills, both major and minor, your birth sign (which you could lock permenantly), and even had options for differences between male and female characters based on their states, carry weight, movement, and damage. If I remember right, this mod even had a selection to make your leveling Oblivion style, meaning if it wasn't a major/minor skill, it didn't count for leveling. Then to top it all off, it also had it's own version of the original races with their powers and skills adjusted to take into account the shift in game play this mod allowed and its customer birth signs. All of this was handled via a very nice MCM menu and each and every bit of it aside from the race modifications could be toggled on or off from there. I find myself at a loss though, as I cannot remember the mods name. I've been taking time to try and find it, going page by page, through the oldrim and SSE listings. The SSE Listings are a bit of a hopeful wishing on my part because I don't even know if it has been transitioned over to SSE or not. So if anyone has even an inkling of an idea of the mods name so I can track it down and find out if it has been ported to SSE or not, that would be awesome. If it's not ported, then I might have to do some learning and port it for personal use and hopefully get ahold of the creator to share it if possible. Anywho, any help would be appreciated. Thank you.