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The head is floating above the body and it does not matter which female character that I choose. It is always the same. Oddly the eyes are always looking down at the other characters as though she has supposed to have a 40 cm neck. Crazy. Can someone help me with this bug. Saaldiener, servant of the church. EDIT by LHammonds: Wrong forum. This is the web site feedback area. You did not even mention which game this is for...Oblivion? Fallout 3? Dragon Age? Something else?

To dragonpen61 Have changed my old stance and now do support the legalisation of now illegal drugs but with the development of new laws to counter their misuse and to regulate their healthiness. The argument that there should be regulations to govern the "healthiness" of illegal drugs will create the same problem as criminalization. As an addicts tolerance to the effects of the narcotic increases so will the need for more drug. At some point the addict will use more than is "healthy." Sorry, pal but your ration of heroin for the month has been used up. The addict will have to seek relief of the withdrawl from the black market. This would not be government sanctioned and therefore criminal. Now your back to square one. How would you regulated the most devastating drug on the market today, alcohol. It simply is not feasible. To anyone who thinks that marijuana isn't addictive -- you are wrong. Ten percent of users are addicted and must have there fix everyday. This is according to the NIH. If narcotics and schedule 1 drugs are to be decriminalized then they should remained unregulated. This would sure clean out our prisons.

The system as it stands is perfectly fine. I would submit that the overwhelming majority of mods are rated on a scale for all intents and purposes between 8 to 10. Of those, there are far more ranked between 9 and 10. (Several mods have ranks of 0 out of 10 because they have yet to receive a single rating.) If this premise is valid then a rating of 8.8 or even 9.1 are low ratings compared to a rating of 9.8. If the outliers below 8 are excluded, the average rating is probably in the low 9's. When I look at the rankings of a mod, anything below a 9 I ignore completely. Mods in the upper nines are mods that I consider most seriously downloading. Of course, there is a caveat. I also consider the number of times that a mod has been downloaded. The more often is a strong indicator of a successful mod. It would be interesting to put my premise to the test scientifically. That would, however, be a lot of mental masturbation for a game. Leichendiener

A "1 to 10" rating scale rarely functions as intended. Have you ever looked at ratings of stereo equipment, speakers especially? Nearly everyone rates their new acquisition as a 10 out of 10, five stars, awesome!!!!!!!!, etc. How can a 500.00 pair of speakers perform as well as a 10,000.00 pair. It is subjective and subject to people's jubilation at the time of purchase. So it is with the rating of mods. The "1 to 10" scale rarely results in a good solid bell curve. Speaking for myself and perhaps a few others, I rank mods 8, 9, or 10. I usually rank a "9" because there is always room for improvement. A ninety percent in university is fabulous, but in the world of mods it's average. So, one would have to embed some sort of virus to get anything lower. That's where comments are so important. I would expect that more seasoned modders could assist the newbie, or help a colleague. But a mere up or down vote, I feel is too limited. Where I teach, we have fail, pass, pass with honors. The last is reserved for a precious few students that go above and beyond the norm. Leichendiener P.S. Congratulations on nearing completion of university. It's hard work but so worth it. Good luck on your finals.