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In response to post #57687361. I can offer this... https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/forum/4306-vortex-feedback/ I'm learning alot there.

In response to post #57637071. #57653356, #57654011, #57682521, #57683016 are all replies on the same post. I checked and mine also says "You don't have any recently managed games". Not sure if that is a bug or a incomplete feature. I also noticed Vortex tells me I need to deploy my mods, even though they have been deployed. Nothing game breaking. As far as individual file conflict options, idk, will wait and see what they do for that.

In response to post #57658006. #57660156 is also a reply to the same post. If you were referring to my post, then I feel obliged to clarify since I didn't explain things very well. If you download the Vortex version that allows custom installation, you can install Vortex to a different drive then C. When you choose this option, Vortex will use hardlinks to connect mods to the game. One caveat when using hardlinks is any mods you want to use must be on the same drive as the game. Then in Vortex choose settings -> mods and set the paths for the currently active game to whaever you're using for that game. Anyways This is all explained in Vortex as well. I really think Vortex will be a great modding solution given enough time for people to figure it out. Remember this is an alpha release and not all functionality is available yet. Alpha means look for obvious bugs and ignore missing or incomplete features.

My first impression after just a few hours of using it, this is very well thought out and Vortex will be everything MO users and NMM users want. They just might not know it yet. Seriously, I am very pleased with Vortex so far and once Gopher gets some videos out explaining how to use it from a beginners point of view, I expect Vortex will soon be adopted by the majority of users. Very nice work to all involved in the project. Thank you! EDIT: removed my confusing words