steelpanther24

Will you pin this thread, to make sure it doesn't get buried.....at least until the issue is fixed?

In response to post #67398216. #67432636 is also a reply to the same post. BTW, I did not that you are a premium member, but I hope you do support the modders of your choice through Patreon or other methods of support.

In response to post #67398216. #67432861, #67438991 are all replies on the same post. I don't mind self-entitled people saying how they would do things, especially with modding a game because.....well.....you can mod the game yourself. There are many companions (with voice acting and a backstory) and some may even designed for heterosexual women. I know both Mass Effect and Dragon Age had a plethora of hetro women oriented mods, some of which I thought were fun to play. I have not looked for such mods for FO4, so I can't recommend any. That is the point of modding. You can fix what you think is wrong with the game. Many people love FONV and are looking forward to F4NV, though being a mod.......some things will go missing. Of course, you could just be trying to get your point across to the modders of F4NV, asking someone else to solve your problem. BTW, did you enjoy FO3? It was pretty much gender less, it didn't matter which sex you played because it was the same thing. That would be the easiest thing to do is to have Pat (the gender less grandparent of the MC in FO2, which had you played FO1, that would have been your character), but it makes the game boring on multiple playthroughs.. Personally, I love the element of romance in the games, especially as Bioware did them in DAO and ME3.

It is a pity that perceptions of telework capabilities aren't to the point where you would be willing to employ on a world wide scale, especially working on a world wide website. As it stands, I still have 10 + years before retiring, putting me in a position to consider moving. Yes, I am one of "those Gen X OGs" (Original Gamers....not Original Gangstas).

In response to post #43238875. <main point> Perhaps a set of users of MO and NMM could be drafted to build a how to library of youtube videos. Will that be something that NM will put on the to do list if they opt for documentation. <one perspective on the video help> I understand that a table of contents beats videos by a long shot, but it seems (in my line of work at least) that people learn best when immersed in the thing they are learning. A tabbed video (meaning it has defined breaks and a TOC in the description) would allow a user to rapidly get to the point of the video that they need assistance with.