Charmareian

In response to post #43215035. #43215630 is also a reply to the same post. How do you mess up Mod Organizer. I've never had an issue lol

In response to post #43215990. You do know there is a build of MO for Fallout 4? I use it and have had no issues

In response to post #43213960. #43215115, #43215850, #43216775 are all replies on the same post. MO is the best manager by far. I don't have to say more because what you said mirrors my opinion.

In response to post #43209560. #43209910, #43210605, #43213505, #43215215 are all replies on the same post. Who cares if you have to reinstall mods lol. Its fun to build your game from vanilla. I find something new to do every time. My load order consists of maybe 60 mods. If you have more than over 200 mods then you probably don't benefit from all of them. You probably forget you have most of them enabled. Don't waste time making importing Tannin42. That's just more baggage lol. Also not sure if I missed it but did you give this new Mod Manager a name?

In response to post #43216595. "I just want a simple powerful mod installer/uninstaller. Profiles smofiles, don't need don't want. Just install it right and uninstall it clean. Keep it simple" How does this not describe Mod Organizer? That would be my exact description of it XD. My only issue I've ever had was getting my archives to invalidate, which MO has a switch to do it automatically, yet another feature.

I defiantly choose MO over NMM for my Mod Manager. Looks like once I again I can proudly use NMM :p