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Good job, can't wait for the new features! I know this sounds like a stupid suggestion, but can you consider adding a "chatting" functionality? Or maybe, instead of hosting up your entire mod list, you can click a button or something next to the mod, which puts it under your name in a list-like thing, where you can find what mods a person thinks another person should use, without having to check what the person endorses on Nex by opening the web browser. I hope you got what I am saying, I'm really bad at explaining. >_> I would help you in anyway I can, but I really don't know how to beta-test a software, or know coding...

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In response to post #36912500.

JN273 wrote: If there's one feature I've always wanted in NMM that existed in the old managers such as Oblivion Mod Manager, is to open up BSA files or archives if you will.

So my question is; is there any reason why this isn't implemented yet? This is something I really want to know.

/me likes.

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In response to post #36907610. #36907990, #36912965 are all replies on the same post.

SternbergMD wrote: What do you think about removing restrictions on download speed for average users? I think that this shouldn't be limited to paid users, honestly.

crisdavid7341 wrote: The demands they get is too high to remove this restriction while this is a feature open to premium members. Premium exist so that those you actually use/visit nexus frequently can benefit without restrictions and support nexus. The servers they have to get and maintain cost a lot; with how many people come to this site even outside just downloading mods. This is a community not necessarily just a file hosting site.

lemonsquare wrote: I understand why they do it. There are insane amounts of people accessing Nexus and downloading from it constantly - couple that with astronomical maintenance, server, website expenses etc. it's a fair solution, speaking as someone who has never been a premium member. The speeds a standard user gets are not bad at all.

They aren't that bad, unless you have 0.03 mb/whatever. I don't think it should be removed, due to the points mentioned above.