charlie1961

I agree with you.

I'm not a modder (unfortunately I'm not able to create a mod), but I've updated a lot of images in the image sharing Fallout Nexus. In three years of life on the Nexus, from time to time I receive comments very "little honorable" by people who considered fun to write stupid things and then disappear into thin air. I understood from their profiles that their presence on Nexus, it was only sporadic. The intervention of the staff for moderation erased those comments but left a bitter feeling inside of me. I consider this latest update of the site, not as a "shield" to raise as a defense but a chance to make this site even better. My images are not comparable to the work of a modder.... what I make in an hour of work, modders spend days, months and read: ominous comments (the utime is these days on a mod for Fallout 3) I believe is degrading.

I agree with what you said. But there is a problem with the textures. An annoying pop-up with objects and textures, I do a little research on the Internet and discovered that programmers have released an announcement on Twitter. "Do not install the disk -Play-" The installation appears to hinder a proper broadcast streaming textures. This is only a problem for XBox, I don't know how many discs are there for PS3. After installing 8Gb for the first disc, and 8Gb for the second I noticed this annoying problem. I don't know how they will solve this problem but I will have to uninstall the second disk. :(

It's mine! right now!!! :smile: This is the situation in my country (Italy): The day for the official release is today, I bought my copy at a store specializing very well known here in Italy. Talking to the guy in this shop, he told me that some "centers" have broken on day one and GTA was on sale yesterday. Officially this is punished by the distributor of the game but these "centers" (with great economic and financial power) they prefer to pay the financial penalty but have the exclusive right to sell. This penalty is balanced in a very simple way, raise the prices of other items and so recover the costs. I don't know if this's true or not but that guy seemed really worried about this. @Jim: So? Your first impression?

I'm really looking forward to being able to have this game in my hands. I did pre-order August 7 and after a long time that I did not use my XBox, yesterday I gave it a nice polished ready to welcome this great game. I loved GTA4 I spent many hours on the streets of that great city. I have read on the Internet some anticipation and I'm convinced that the boys of Rockstar them have done a great job. Hoping for the PC version I will start my adventure on consoles.

Honestly, I think that this "little" increase in the price for Premium Membership is perfectly justified. I'm Premium Member for two years, and a member for three years and in all those days spent on Nexus I have seen a great deal of commitment on the part of the Staff to improve this Site. I know perfectly well that it takes money to invest in infrastructure and, every day, I can see these investments become reality. My gaming experience with Fallout 3 and Skyrim, thanks to mods and consequently thanks to Nexus, has evolved from "normal experience" to "great experience and fun."

I'm proud to be Premium. Every day I see your hard work to make more and more perfect Nexus. Thank you for this.

You have to upload your own image on the web. You can use Flikcr, for example, and you have to copy the BBcode of your image in the post. The link or BBcode of your image you will find it in the options of Flikcr. Copy and paste that code. Thats all. Hope I've helped.

I'm sorry that no one has responded to this request for your help. If I could help you I would do it with all my heart. But you know me very well and you know that I'm not a modder. :confused:

I agree. One possible cause is a conflict between some mod.

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