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Mission indicators or compass markers are defined targets in particular quest, so universal mod can't exist. If you make a request to patch particular quest which gives you trouble, perhaps someone take it. However, changing the flow of a quest can bring problems or incompabilities with other mods, so this type of work isn't much popular.

@Pellape Very nice explanation, thanks!

Ah, don't worry. It's not like we are tossing these beauties right away. It will be propably many years before we see any of F-35 with czech flags and markings on them. And if things not change, given how "stable" is our goverment often in its decissions. However I noticed nice clock on a wall in one of your Hobbit Home videos. May I ask, how was it done?

I don't know, my country sure rented Gripens for many years, but I think we bought some F-35 instead (and army got scolded for this).

If it's some more complex mod and needs to run some other utility(ies), there is propably some good reason for it and author didn't chose this for just for fun or torture an user. If it means some difficulties for you, fair enough. I believe there are plenty of other simplier mods to choose for your game. But honestly that thinking resembles me something like "I want to drive a car but I don't want to know that I need to refuel it or change the tyres or oil from time to time." Is learning something new so bothersome these days?

As I already said, look into its EnchantmentMastery.ini file. It's text and all parts and options are commented, there shouldn'be a problem to change or alter what you need (look for options refering Dangerous Magic).

Perhaps this part can be switched off in its ini file (if you're reffering to over-enchanting)? I'm not user of this mod so this the only advice I can give.

Sorry, but That "Google's AI Robot ..." video is awfull. Not informative, lots of empty phrases and only few short video pieces repeating over and over. Looks like a 25min advertorial rather than document.

The exception is too generic to be sure of exact culprit, but I noticed some things you could try: Crashlog is mentioning Increased Town Guards mod, maybe it's somewhat problematic. Also I would uninstall these OBSE plugins for test: OBME - in comments is often reported as unstable. Pluggy - it adds its own support for things fields, strings etc. However as newer versions of OBSE also implemented most of these, this makes this plugin rather obsolete. Sometimes reported in comments as unstable too, so if you don't use a mod which needs it, uninstall it. MenuQue - it adds support for custom GUI and additional fonts. If you don't use mods which needs it, uninstall it for tests. NVAC - often viewed as controversional. Is also made for Fallout New Vegas, not for Oblivion. Sorry, I can't suggest more if it doesn't help.

I don't perceive something marked unmaintained as negatively like downvoting. Unmaintained doesn't neccesary mean faulty or obsolete. For me it only means I should be more careful, read description and be prepared for issues. Also Nexus isn't just a fan site anymore, it's run by a company which has hosting as a business now. And as OP showed, users thinks there should be some quality control (if it can be fully done is another question due the nature of modding itself). I think that "grading our homework" will come sooner or later in some form and nobody will like it, but on other hand I understand an user downloading non working mod and finding that no one is seemingly responsible for anything.

That's why I imagined it to be reserved for staff only and only staff could flag such mod after report. Also there will be no need to flag mods like that just because they're old. But if comments and bugs section are full of complains and author don't give a damn about it, I think this flag woud be usefull. At least for search. Besides there was a time when Oblivion and Morrowind were new and also frequently updated too. Yes, however time is money. Some mods, not suprising mostly older or successful ones, have many pages of comments or bug reports. Sometimes you want save time for something else. As time will pass, Collections will face same problem. For how long a curator will be able to maintain a Collection consisting of hundreds of mods for example? I think the introduction of this flag is quite good idea. It will add more work to staff, but it can also show that Nexus cares about what it hosts, so it should add to its reputation.

Maybe staff would introduce something like "unmaintained" flag? After reporting such mod it would be reviewed (like if author responds to comments reporting non functionality or bug reports etc.) and this flag would be assigned to this mod after an attempt to contact an author. Deleting or hiding mod is in my opinion too much, as someone would look for it still, so this should serve as a warning, not as tool of oppression. @JimDirt You're mistaking modders for profesional developers, assuming that they're also offering pro service (like full support, documetation etc.). If mod you want doesn't work and author doesn't maintain it, the only way is to find an alternative or just move on. It is how it is, as @LenaWolfBravil said.

I still have this movie on one of my DVDs. I would only complain about its beginning - it's needlesly long as almost about half a hour you're looking on apes. Also we will never get any answers, for example how HAL became malfunctional. A.C.Clarke propably used a fact that Jupiter's radiation belts (similar to Earth's Van Allen) are about 10k stronger (still Pioneer 10 and 11 were able to fly through them without much damage).

@Machsc: It looks like some alarm clock. Could it be Auto-Save and Time or Time Manager? Mainly a first one displays same message according to its description page.

They propably felt there's no need to repair atmospheric shielding, as Buran's first flight was also its last. Soon after whole program was canceled, together with its rocket Eněrgija, which was supposed to lift space shuttle onto orbit. Buran didn't have such powerfull engines on its own, but on other hand its flight was fully automated.