EsotericMonk

Most things are already covered for me, but what I need to get back into the game is a mod that has your settlers actually fix and rebuild settlements. Let's say you provide them with a blueprint and after so many game months the settlement is up and running (with functionality growing as it's being built). You could have pre-set templates like "Trading Town," "Outpost," "Military Complex," etc. It's such a pain in the ass to be the only person in the whole Commonwealth who can build new s#*!.

In response to post #8053499. Skyrim is far from dead, my good man. Look at how strong the NWN community is going; Skyrim will be around for some time to come, and still quite attractive as well.

Figured I'd put this here from JJ for posterity: As for what it might do to your saved game, I would bet on any of the above that you mentioned. Best to roll back to a previous save without CoT3 and wait for the fixed version. :smile:

why did you take the mod down? moders that do this never put it back up. why do you attack allof us, you could have just disabled the comments. treating people badly by hiding the mod is mean. some of us including myself would love to try the mod out, and even contribute to helping you develop it. i wanted to help you myself. why have you abandoned the mod and decided to not make it public? that will not earn you endorsments or donations. you just attacked the entire community that supported you. That's hardly an "attack on the entire community" and he already stated earlier in this thread that he's still working on it. Relax, play some Skyrim; the mod will be back soon enough.

Great update. Loving 10, 11 and 12 on the website tweaks. Looking forward to profiles on NMM. :)

I can confirm that IE8 works. :) Don't judge me, work computers are still using XP Pro. :(

In response to post #7519204. #7519226, #7519275, #7519439 are all replies on the same post. Search is on the upper header, to the left of your name/picture.

In response to post #7519054. "about:config" is where Firefox hides a slew of advanced settings for the browser.

In response to post #7519034. A problem with IE9? Why, that's impossible. Microsoft would never release an inferior product upon the masses. ;)

Folks, instead of empty "this doesn't work" complaints, please list the browser you're using and its version. That way at least solutions can be meted out. Thank you. :)

In response to post #7518972. Can't speak for IE9 until I get home and test on my laptop. IE8 only the tabs don't work, but I cannot stress enough that if you're able to upgrade your browser to the latest version then you should do so, for a variety of reasons not just some site's aesthetics. If you can't upgrade, then try out Chrome, Firefox or Opera. All of those are superior replacements for IE.

In response to post #7518964. Unless someone is stuck using an antiquated version of Windows, no one should be on anything but the latest browser versions. Also, no one should be using IE ... just kidding. ;) (not really).

To ad some helpful feedback: Latest versions of Chrome and Firefox work just fine. Anyone having issues with the tabs, make sure Javascript is enabled on your browser (just checking).

In response to post #7518797. Fascinating ...

Mind = Blown. Fantastic changes. I applaud everything you do. The sun shines brightly from your rear. http://gunssavelives.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/01a9a671aeef66b5e48c1bde50c5d932_400x1000.gif