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  1. Rabbit1251
    There are no Oblivion official mods unless you are talking about the DLC's. If that's the case you can get the Oblivion Game of the Year Edition from GOG for less then $10.00. Go here: https://www.gog.com/game/elder_scrolls_iv_oblivion_game_of_the_year_edition_deluxe_the. The Rabbit Edit: I just went back to read the description for the GOTY and it has more stuff than I do for my pre-Steam Oblivion. Quite a haul for one of my favourite games.
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    I agree with DaddyDirection. Fallout 4 is a great game. It's the one that I'm currently playing. But Skyrim SE is better in my opinion. Also the available mods are much, much better for Skyrim SE. For the basic game If you like shooters it would be Fallout 4. If you like a great adventure it would be Skyrim SE. The mods just make it even better. The Rabbit
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    You will need a computer to make your ideas come true. Without one you cannot mod for the Xbox. The Rabbit
  4. Rabbit1251
    This would best be asked in the Fallout New Vegas forums, don't you think? Here:https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/354-new-vegas-mod-talk/. The Rabbit
  5. Rabbit1251
    Why are you posting your question here? This is the forum that lets new people introduce themselves and say, "Hi". Your question would be best asked in the forum of the game that you are actually playing. As you did not say what game that was, and the Nexus hosts over 250 different titles, I cannot redirect you. The Rabbit
  6. Rabbit1251
    No. Games were being modded long before modding was supported. If you want to mod a game just rewrite the code. Granted it would be lots harder without developers' tools, but not impossible. As a matter of fact Fallout 4 was being modded weeks before the release of the Creation Kit. The Rabbit
  7. Rabbit1251
    This would best be posted in the Nexus Mod Manager forum found here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/439-open-beta-feedback/. The Rabbit
  8. Rabbit1251
    Stop being ridiculous. No one is required to answer a poster's question. Most of us after viewing the post find that we don't know the answer to their question. Are we supposed to just post, "Sorry mate, don't know". Many people may have suffered a similar problem and are curious to see if the poster's question has been answered. If we knew the answer to their question it would have been answered to their satisfaction. The only way to know is to open the post and see. The Rabbit
  9. Rabbit1251
    Dungeon Lords Steam Edition. A fun third person dungeon romp with lots of action. Like Skyrim on meth. The Rabbit
  10. Rabbit1251
    Post your request here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/5416300-account-closure-requests/. An Admin will take care of it for you. The Rabbit
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    I'm finding that I like the site also, Mr. Bones. But then I did not enter it with a lot of repressed prejudices. If you are having issues with it post them here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/6187673-new-design-constructive-feedback/. The Owner and Admins would love to here about them and help you with a fix. They are probably working on that even as we speak. The Rabbit
  12. Rabbit1251
    You must pick one or the other. The two files will override one another and, as the computer cannot choose which one to use, you will get an empty space or a crash. The Rabbit
  13. Rabbit1251
    Mr. Adipose, I frequently find your postings to be highly critical of peoples' interests that don't exactly follow your own interests. Might I remind you, Good Sir, that this is a game modding site where you are free to change or make whatever you might be interested in. If you do not like what is posted then make your own. Or, if you feel that their mod needs some tweaking then do so for your own use. It is a really simple solution and will leave everybody happy. Try it, you'll like it. The Rabbit
  14. Rabbit1251
    Which Mod Manager are you using, Monica? If it's the Nexus Mod Manager then issues with it are best discussed here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/439-open-beta-feedback/. Someone there should be able to help you with your problem. Good luck. The Rabbit
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    ...and next time please include more information on what it was that happened to you and what it was that you did that might have caused the problem. Like was it the vanilla pip-boy, or a mod, etc. The Rabbit
  16. Rabbit1251
    My Dear Mr. Miaouws, This is the Newbie Introduction forum not a help forum. You would be best posting this on the game forum that you are having trouble with. You did not mention for which game that you are having trouble with and the site hosts over 250 game titles otherwise I could have re-directed you. Good luck. The Rabbit
  17. Rabbit1251
    Doing it this way is a good way to learn. Keep a copy of the original file just in case you screw it up you can start your tweaking over again. I've used this method to alter another authour's mod to my own tastes. Just keep in mind that it's for your own use and don't post it without the original authour's permission. The Rabbit
  18. Rabbit1251
    Welcome to the forums, sam642!! Administrators do not ordinarily help with these types of issues. Try posting your problem here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/439-open-beta-feedback/, instead. Be specific and include as much information as you can. Someone should get back to you with an answer before too long. Good luck!! The Rabbit
  19. Rabbit1251
    I'm not sure what your problem is, but this is not the place to discuss it. This is the Newbie Introduction forum. What you need is the Skyrim forums found here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/414-skyrim-technical-support/. Good luck!! The Rabbit
  20. Rabbit1251
    Bethesda does not update their games just to screw with your mods. The updates are to improve gameplay and to correct flaws in the original game programing. As this reprogramming sometimes conflicts with the reprogramming done by players when they mod their games you will frequently have to restructure your mods. This is especially true if you use the Fallout4 Script Extender to run your modded game. This is all part of the hobby and, yes, the rest of us frequently have to do the same. The other choice is not to have Bethesda update their games when a possibly major portion of that game is flawed. You really cannot have it both ways. The Rabbit
  21. Rabbit1251
    This should be asked on the Stardew Valley forum board. Go here: https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/3641-general-stardew-valley-discussion/. The Rabbit
  22. Rabbit1251
    Why arn't any of you posting this in the Nexus Mod Manager forum instead of Hardware and Software where those that handle the NMM problems will never see it? Sheesh... The Rabbit
  23. Rabbit1251
    Greetings to you, RabidHound!! I hope that you're not one of those rabbit munching type hounds. Do enjoy your stay here. The Welcome Rabbit
  24. Rabbit1251
    I always make backup copies of all the mods that I am using for that very purpose. What you might do is contact the mod authour and ask them to remove the DLC requirement or see if they have an old copy of the mod still on their hard drive. The Rabbit
  25. Rabbit1251
    You really need to stop buying it secondhand, Mudran. The Rabbit
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