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Dark0ne for president! This is how to handle a mini crisis. Good work. Keep it up!
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In response to post #31558720. #31559325, #31573900, #31574430, #31575890, #31575970, #31579990, #31580480, #31581870, #31584585, #31589515, #31590620 are all replies on the same post.@sydney666piotrmil wrote: Well, I never had trust in you to begin with, so nothing has been lost.sydney666 wrote: Geez, do you really have to be an ass?piotrmil wrote: Yes, I really have to tell the truth.Tyerial12 wrote: well we dont trust you so nothing lost when you leave .. see yaShenGuardian wrote: Are you that bored with life that you have to post intentionally inflammatory posts to entertain yourself?
I swear, for every considerate human being that uses any kind of social outlet online, there is a substantially larger group that (VERY unfortunately) adds to your ranks... sickening.ShenGuardian wrote: Feel free to reply as I'm sure you feel you must, but be sure, it will not be read by myself, I've not the time for such foolishness.FishBiter wrote: Doesn't have time for this foolishness... but has the time to respond twice.
Strangely, I'm not bothered by what piotrmil wrote at all, he's just being honest. The "positive comments only!" police will just have to deal with it I guess.SableDreamer wrote: ...he said, after replying to comments he had to have read to have replied to.Ge0rgeCostanza wrote: piotrmil, you're kind of my hero.sydney666 wrote: Well I certainly didn't post anything along the lines of "all super positive". However the comment from piotrmil wasn't honest, it was quite a personal dig - and rude as hell. Anyway who cares, obviously he is just a troll/keyboard warrior and probably not raised properly by his parents. One of the new "tv raised" generation aka "the lazy generation that think the world owes them something".Damuel wrote: As you shouldn't have. This is entirely unsurprising coming from this site.Nekoyoubi wrote: Meh. Haters gonna' hate. Nexus never did me wrong. f*#@ your "all positive"-esque commentary too. So he's allowed to have a negative opinion, but the rest of us are mocked for a positive one. Sounds like trolls feeding trolls to me.
Very well said. I agree 100% with you. The exact same thing I think, when I have to read those kind of bullcrap like the one from the OP.
If he doesn't trust the Nexus, then why he is even here to comment or on here at all? There are people on this planet, who don't think before they talk... -
Welcome Dave! :)
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In response to post #27764610. #27785310, #27787430, #27856274, #27856989 are all replies on the same post.@gnhtdgnhtd wrote: Quote : "...our belief in the passionate community we have here at NexusMods."
Frankly I'm not passionate and since I last checked the terms of agreement I'm not even thinking of Nexus as a that good website anymore - All I am is being productive (as an author and consumer).xenoforge78 wrote: Why is that? What's wrong with it?gnhtd wrote: Things like the clause that permits Nexus-staff to just delete an authors content or to taunt members. Here are some clauses I personally disagree with, containing that :
"The staff reserves the right to remove, with or without notice, any content at any time."
"The Nexus staff may issue informal and formal warnings to users who break our terms of service and rules. "
(notice the word 'informal' ...)
"This site has extremely dedicated moderating staff who have full authority to edit and delete posts as well as ban accounts instantly and without warning."Demonikone wrote: simple peice of advice....
READ THE TOS and dont break them then the staff have no reason to excercise that power...
pretty simple reallygnhtd wrote: What is so hard to understand about "since I last checked the terms of agreement" ?!
I know them, I've read them and that is exactly why I have an issue with parts of them - it happens that people who educate themselves about something get upset, you know ?
" have no reason to excercise that power..."
Guess what : Even the media popularized numerous cases of cops exercising their power without any reason recently (things like cops shooting a homeless guy in the desert with shotguns and assault rifles, cops shooting a maybe 11 years old kid with a toy gun not even 2 second into having arrived at the scene or a cop chocking someone to death who sold cigarettes...)
It happens that people who got absolute power get corrupted absolutely.
(doesn't mean I've seen the Nexus staff doing something like this thus far, but if I could I would prevent abuse of power preemptively...)
I have to agree with you about the power and corruption. It's sad that people who have power think, that they can do anything to everyone.
But I also have to agree with one thing Demonikone said: Try not to break the rules and everything should be fine.
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In response to post #27851849.Great comment! Kudos! :)Maigrets wrote:
I completed the survey and I'm a female gamer, 60 years old and started out with the Commodore 64 way, way back in the dark ages of gaming.
It doesn't surprise me that a section of male gamers would like to think that females only play casual games, and couldn't possibly like anything with challenge or a sense of danger. It seems to me that some male players become defensive when the subject of female gamers comes up, especially in the domain of FPS, adventure, RPG or horror games.
My favourite games of all time are the Gothic series which don't hold your hand like many recent games, most other RPG's, Resident Evil, Silent Hill, and more recently Dark Souls and Dark Souls 2:Scholar of the First Sin.
I've played the original Dark Souls 2 and Scholar for over 1000 hours combined according to my Steam profile and will continue to do so even though I'm taking a break and revisiting Fallout 3 and New Vegas while waiting for Fallout 4. Tell me those are casual games.
I modded for Oblivion, played the game to death and still have it installed. I also recently replayed Morrowind and thoroughly enjoyed it. To be perfectly honest though Skyrim was a big disappointment to me for many reasons. I have a lot of hours played in Skyrim, but many of those were starting over for one reason or another.
On the subject of skimpy armour and nudity - I don't mind either considering the history of art, ie painting, and sculpture etc and human history in general. I don't see a reason for me to block them. I use body replacers in my games after all. As someone else mentioned blocking these mods can also lock me out of more good ones by the same authors. I don't even really care about the prostitution mods even though I don't use them.
I am however offended as a female by the obvious porn mods, here and elsewhere, that make a mockery of the female form and in some cases reveal the creator's hatred and fear of women as equal humans. After all, how many of these mods do you see ridiculing males to the same extent, and I wouldn't want that either. Mods like a certain "Nympho" mod on the Skyrim Nexus is a "fine" example of this, not to mention others like Estrus.
We've been told these mods are not going away from the Nexus at least, so my opinion as one of those "rare" female gamers who visits here doesn't matter. :sad: -
In response to post #27772820. #27773245, #27785260, #27787150, #27827605, #27828245, #27828875, #27833980, #27837490, #27840175, #27841035, #27848505 are all replies on the same post.@PixeldustComix777 wrote: It was pretty obvious that women are a tiny minority. Despite this whole lie that "45% of gamers are female", men are, and always were, a large majority of gamers. It's as simple as that.westsidekidd wrote: And from where do you have this information?
I am 42 years old. When I started to play Computer games when I was 14 years old, no girl was ever interested in playing Computer games, at least not many, but this has absolutely changed and there will be a lot more in the future. Thanks to games which have a story, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect and also Skyrim and Fallout.
Go look on deviantart, how many female Mass Effect and Dragon Age fans there are, for example. To me it seems there are a lot more than male fans.
So in my opinion it could really be that half of the gamers these days ARE in fact females.xenoforge78 wrote: None of that really related to what he said, apart from your opinion on whether it's true or not. Obviously here it's a vast majority, and I highly doubt it will ever rise; it doesn't need to. The whole stat of half of gamers are women is pretty much rubbish.westsidekidd wrote: None of that? My whole comment is about what he said.EspadaDeHelado wrote: Yeah, this isn't exactly that relevant to the survey at all, but yes there is a low percentage of woman gamers/gaming enthusiasts (the people who would use mods and a mod hub). The numbers from studies are used disingenuously. It is roughly a half and half split for "people who play games" because of handheld and mobile games, but women tend to play more causal games on average either through their phones or through social media websites like Facebook rather than the heavier games that mainline gaming technology and culture is engrossed in. That's what skews the graph in that area, and then even in heavier games you still have splits in preference between genres. https://i.imgur.com/QwjTwT2.jpgtoadlet wrote: I disagree with your comment, Comix777. You cannot use the nexus survey to prove or disprove how many male or female gamers there actually are. I know many people who are very anti-modding regarding their own gaming, so therefore these people are probably not even be signed up to nexus, let alone answering this survey, regardless of sex. All you can take away from this survey is that there are more male users of nexus than female (who bothered to do the survey).westsidekidd wrote: @toadlet
And this survey wasn't even really representative. There are a lot of users (male and female), who didn't even knew that there was this survey or they simply didn't answered it, but fact is, that there are a lot more female gamers out there than some people think.Reaper0021 wrote: I'm 44 been gaming since 1977. Used to be a 'Man's' only land (boys if you like). Now, in games like Skyrim, Fallout, Mass Effect, World of Warcraft, Counterstrike: Global Offensive (that's right a FPS game) and many many others....I meet and see women gamer's all the time (my daughter, 23 and a new mother has been a gamer since age 5). This hobby as become all inclusive and more and more diverse over the years. I, for one, and happy as hell women play these games with us as it has helped to destroy the myth that only 'kids and little boy's' play video games. I even get my butt stomped regularly in 'StarCraft II' by women and to me....it's oddly refreshing.Kimimarox wrote: Well, there is cetrainly more male players of games like Skyrim.
It's when you take all games, including casual ones, you get a score closer to half.
Women tend to play different games, and before anyone gets mad or something, tihs doesn't mean that casual gamers are inferior. Casual gaming is quickly becoming the biggest right now. Walking simulators/handheld games etc. are becoming more and more popular.darkhero67 wrote: regardless of what you openion is i do wish their were female players this just says to me a lot of girls are missing out on some pretty fun experiancesHilda1007 wrote: I hope that's not true! I am a female gamer and certainly hope that game developers don't think we're a minority. I started gaming with Tomb Raider (I think Doom was a big game at that time and I remember thinking "ugh!") But with the Baldur's Gate series and then The Elder Scrolls, I've never thought that women were not catered for in the gaming world and I hope that continues. I wanted to say that maybe women don't mod as much as men do but I've download (and loved) a lot of mods created by women. A big thank you to them all (and the men modders!) who have enhanced and extended the lives of our much loved games!
BTW sorry I missed this survey. I only log in occasionally and did not see a notice about a survey.Pixeldust wrote: If you actually googled it, you'd realize it isn't a lie at all. And that number posting is from CNN. Here is the link... http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/08/tech/gaming-gadgets/female-gamers/ ((It's literally one of the first results on Google if you search "45% of gamers are female." ))
I'm a female and play mostly PC games aka Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights, and many other not casual types of games. Although do own some consoles. Although whether it's a casual game or not, it's still a video game, and that market is obviously no longer just for men but women too.
Also, not everyone on the Nexus responded to this poll. Though with how much skimpy armor mods inhabit the website here, I'm amazed you act like it's a surprise that the percentage of females here is so low.
Heres another poll that says that 52% of the gaming community is now women. http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/18/52-percent-people-playing-games-women-industry-doesnt-know
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In response to post #27772820. #27773245, #27785260, #27787150, #27827605, #27828245 are all replies on the same post.@toadletComix777 wrote: It was pretty obvious that women are a tiny minority. Despite this whole lie that "45% of gamers are female", men are, and always were, a large majority of gamers. It's as simple as that.westsidekidd wrote: And from where do you have this information?
I am 42 years old. When I started to play Computer games when I was 14 years old, no girl was ever interested in playing Computer games, at least not many, but this has absolutely changed and there will be a lot more in the future. Thanks to games which have a story, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect and also Skyrim and Fallout.
Go look on deviantart, how many female Mass Effect and Dragon Age fans there are, for example. To me it seems there are a lot more than male fans.
So in my opinion it could really be that half of the gamers these days ARE in fact females.xenoforge78 wrote: None of that really related to what he said, apart from your opinion on whether it's true or not. Obviously here it's a vast majority, and I highly doubt it will ever rise; it doesn't need to. The whole stat of half of gamers are women is pretty much rubbish.westsidekidd wrote: None of that? My whole comment is about what he said.EspadaDeHelado wrote: Yeah, this isn't exactly that relevant to the survey at all, but yes there is a low percentage of woman gamers/gaming enthusiasts (the people who would use mods and a mod hub). The numbers from studies are used disingenuously. It is roughly a half and half split for "people who play games" because of handheld and mobile games, but women tend to play more causal games on average either through their phones or through social media websites like Facebook rather than the heavier games that mainline gaming technology and culture is engrossed in. That's what skews the graph in that area, and then even in heavier games you still have splits in preference between genres. https://i.imgur.com/QwjTwT2.jpgtoadlet wrote: I disagree with your comment, Comix777. You cannot use the nexus survey to prove or disprove how many male or female gamers there actually are. I know many people who are very anti-modding regarding their own gaming, so therefore these people are probably not even be signed up to nexus, let alone answering this survey, regardless of sex. All you can take away from this survey is that there are more male users of nexus than female (who bothered to do the survey).
And this survey wasn't even really representative. There are a lot of users (male and female), who didn't even knew that there was this survey or they simply didn't answered it, but fact is, that there are a lot more female gamers out there than some people think. -
In response to post #27772820. #27773245, #27785260 are all replies on the same post.None of that? My whole comment is about what he said.Comix777 wrote: It was pretty obvious that women are a tiny minority. Despite this whole lie that "45% of gamers are female", men are, and always were, a large majority of gamers. It's as simple as that.westsidekidd wrote: And from where do you have this information?
I am 42 years old. When I started to play Computer games when I was 14 years old, no girl was ever interested in playing Computer games, at least not many, but this has absolutely changed and there will be a lot more in the future. Thanks to games which have a story, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect and also Skyrim and Fallout.
Go look on deviantart, how many female Mass Effect and Dragon Age fans there are, for example. To me it seems there are a lot more than male fans.
So in my opinion it could really be that half of the gamers these days ARE in fact females.xenoforge78 wrote: None of that really related to what he said, apart from your opinion on whether it's true or not. Obviously here it's a vast majority, and I highly doubt it will ever rise; it doesn't need to. The whole stat of half of gamers are women is pretty much rubbish. -
In response to post #27772820.And from where do you have this information?Comix777 wrote: It was pretty obvious that women are a tiny minority. Despite this whole lie that "45% of gamers are female", men are, and always were, a large majority of gamers. It's as simple as that.
I am 42 years old. When I started to play Computer games when I was 14 years old, no girl was ever interested in playing Computer games, at least not many, but this has absolutely changed and there will be a lot more in the future. Thanks to games which have a story, like Dragon Age and Mass Effect and also Skyrim and Fallout.
Go look on deviantart, how many female Mass Effect and Dragon Age fans there are, for example. To me it seems there are a lot more than male fans.
So in my opinion it could really be that half of the gamers these days ARE in fact females. -
In response to post #27623835. #27624585, #27624860, #27625270, #27628155, #27628620, #27628655, #27629705, #27634100, #27635775, #27638110, #27733485, #27742210, #27746015 are all replies on the same post.@whismerhillNas00 wrote: QUOTE
"[...]Better access to mods that are high quality, but haven't got too many downloads and/or endorsements. Many great mods are bogged down way back in the pages, with skimpy clothes and nudes clogging up the front pages."
QFT. By all means I don't disrespect nor discard the hard work of every modder out here, but the Nexus is literally flooded with skimpy armor/clothing/whatever mods that are always getting to the hot files just because players want to see their female waifu wandering around butt-naked. In the meanwhile other mods meant to improve the gameplay experience, immersion simply stay in the dark, which I find kinda sad.
Is it possible to create a "sexy hot files section" of some sort?westsidekidd wrote: Agreed 100%.
I wish Nexus would get rid of all that skimpy nonsense.tiwa44 wrote: you can easily tag skimpy or adult or even lore unfriendly content you want blocked in the content filtering page. It will remove them even in the hot files, recent files, search results, etc.
edit: last button in the account options popup, easy peasy...Nas00 wrote: Well that's something I didn't know (shame on me). Done. Thank you for the advice!westsidekidd wrote: @tiwa44
Thanks for that info. Don't know, why I didn't knew that. :) But still, I think skimpy mods have nothing to do on here. They should move to the LL site with that kind of stuff. And even if I block those kind of stuff, really good mods will be still unseen and way back in the list of mods, because of all that stupid skimpy stuff and I find this very unfair. There are a lot of amazing mod makers, who are working their butts off to make their mods, but they will not seen as much as these dumb skimpy mods. I hope this will change one day!
Keep the Nexus clean!Roachbait wrote: I assume you think "Fruit of the Loom" is still around 200+ years after the bombs fell, guess what...? If you have some sort of problem with nudity, discuss it with your therapist. Diversity extends to personal expression by what we wear as HUMANS, or what we choose NOT to wear, in-game, or otherwise...I personally love to have a choice in the matter, and extend that to my in-game persona...I'm sorry if you think everyone should think the same, dress the same, eat the same, drive the same, work the same...NOTHING is the same, anywhere in the real world...and we like to choose how to express ourselves...there are filters, if you want to close your mind, enable them, please, HURRY...just don't try to shove your limited perceptions down everyone's throat...many of those mods take hours and hours and hours and hours and hours of work, and you sneer at them, because they are too "skimpy"? Really? You do realize this is 2015? Right? I mean, grow up...If I choose to run around starkers, who are you to say it's wrong? Perhaps it makes the game more of a challenge NOT to plow over every enemy wearing power armor (or it's skyrim equivalent) fully encased in a futuristic sardine-can...Really...the human body is a beautiful thing, that is, unless if you have some sort of self-esteem problem...Whatever you do, stay out of museums, and art galleries...it may totally offend you beyond your own belief...Some of the best art on Earth are paintings and sculptures of nudes...if you hate that, you hate yourself...SeedReaper wrote: Yo, westside. Thanks for the input. But I LIKE not having to deal with LL. I don't use their sexlab stuff, and probably never will. I DO like using NMM. I DO like how this site has very high standards (at least in principle) as to how mods are built.
So yes, the skimpy stuff has a place here. Despite your moaning. Filter adult and NSFW content in your content filtering page if you don't want to see it. Didn't tiwa44 just say that?westsidekidd wrote: And haven't I reply to that? Maybe you misunderstood something because of my poor English, but sorry, it's not my native language. :/
@Roachbait
It has nothing to do if I have an issue with nudity or not. It has to do with REAL mod makers and their REAL mods which are overseen because of all that skimpy stuff flooding the Nexus.
I have nothing against nudity, I only find these mods ridiculous, because, let's face it, at the end of the day, these are only nude pixels and I don't know why people are so crazy about them and I will NEVER understand that. I play computer games since I was 14 years old, thats 28 years ago and I NEVER used those kind of mods, because to me they are senseless. It's okay with me, if people are using these kind of mods, but when I see that simple made mods were voted for file of the month or are in the hot files and other mods which were made with love and a huge amount of time, but never made it to the hot files, then this makes me mad, sorry, but that's how I am and I think in my age, I can't change that.tiwa44 wrote: Westside, I think this is a UI issue, not a content one. If Nexusmods banned skimpy content, they'd probably halve their traffic overnight!
It seems skimpy mods receive too much attention because many users don't find the content filtering options nexusmods provides, despite these options being one of the cool things of this site and working perfectly well. So this is a UI issue, not a cultural one.Lisnpuppy wrote: The filtering is also, only as good as the tags. You are supposed to mark something adult or not adult right from the get go. Adult typically means nudity (not just skimpy-but showing ya know, stuffs) extreme violence and other adult theses that might get a R rating or above. If the mod author or someone else puts adult images on the mod then (if reported) they should be taken off or the mod remarked as adult if it was not. Then there is an option for tags which are like, female, lore-friendly, NSFW, armor,etc.
Now there are many things that are NSFW that qualify as skimpy but not really needing an adult tag. For example you probably wouldn't look at a provacative bathing suit issue of a magazine, even if all the appropriate things were covered up. There is a cultural difference when talking about nude/skimpy things this is why if reported things are reviewed by the moderation team. If you think something isn't marked adult then report it. If people did not like the "skimpy" mods then they would not be so popular. You can set your preferences to weed out nudity and and other tag.
Again I would like to see more mod authors tagging their files so that the filter will work not just to exclude mods but to find ones also. You can still find great obscure mods by using the advanced search function witch allows searching by dates uploaded, category and keywords in the description. I almost wish there was a tutorial on this as soooo many folks don't know about it or how to use it.BlindJudge wrote: Quite a lot of replies were to do with seeing Adult content, nudity and the like.
But there is a section on your user profile where you can block seeing these mods. A lot of people didn't even know this part of the site existed, so as part of the redesign it's obvious we need to make the user profile section a bit more intuitive.
As far as removing it altogether, that won't happen. We are a mod site at the end of the day and people have worked hard on their mods no matter what the content. Yes, it is also quite a popular category.
Each person has their own likes and dislikes, our job is to ensure that you only see the files that you would like to download.miketheratguy wrote: I, too, hate the overwhelming abundance of skimpy mods. I've got no problem with nudity, nor an author's right to post such content on the Nexus. It doesn't bother me that this stuff exists, so I feel no need to filter it out of my browsing. I just wish that certain trends weren't so predominant. I've seen countless quality mods that didn't get nearly the attention that they deserved ("Modded Loot" is a good recent example), meanwhile every mod created by a popular author gets tidal waves of adulation and each of the latest panty and nipple pasty outfits receive one endorsement after another.
Everyone's entitled to create what they create, and to like what they like. To each their own. I just wish that quality, legitimately game-enriching content took priority over uploader favoritism and stripper armor.westsidekidd wrote: @miketheratguy
Thank you very much for your statement! Exactly THIS is was I meant, but because of my poor English, I wasn't able to express myself, like you did.
So, thank you very much again!whismerhill wrote: @westsidekidd
perhaps it's a language issue, but the simple fact that you refer to other mods as : "REAL" mods, means the skimpy ones are not "REAL mods" which is in fact sort of discriminating, in my humble opinion.
The thing is : not everyone is looking for gameplay improvements
@miketheratguy
While I can understand where you're coming from, again diversity of opinion is what it is ...
For example I don't particularly like that "modded loot". In theory it's a good one,
In practice it adds another layer of scripts running constantly all through skyrim (noooooooo)
When you can have dynamic patchers doing the leveled lists for you (Lootification for example might be a good replacement for modded loot) which is more work to setup the initial mods & load order, but less hassle afterward.
That said, that doesn't mean modded loot is bad. It's a good one, for "not script heavy mod setups" I'd recommend it for ease of use/install probably.
I think a few things that should be retained for the design of the website:
-ease of filtering out skimpy/adult stuff in a pinch but also ease of watching it again (tabs ???) (I know it's currently possible in the search attributes just slightly not exposed enough for some people ?)
-maybe some sort of "rising popular mods" ( most endorsements in the last week/last month)
-"latest unrated mods" (mods that went below the community radar, have very few endorsements and are rather new, last month or so)
Okay, sorry. I really don't wanted to discrimate any mod makers or mods. I only meant with "REAL" mods, mods that needed a huge amount of time and effort to make them, which is not the case with these skimpy mods, at least not many of them. -
In response to post #27623835. #27624585, #27624860, #27625270, #27628155, #27628620, #27628655, #27629705, #27634100, #27635775, #27638110, #27733485 are all replies on the same post.@miketheratguyNas00 wrote: QUOTE
"[...]Better access to mods that are high quality, but haven't got too many downloads and/or endorsements. Many great mods are bogged down way back in the pages, with skimpy clothes and nudes clogging up the front pages."
QFT. By all means I don't disrespect nor discard the hard work of every modder out here, but the Nexus is literally flooded with skimpy armor/clothing/whatever mods that are always getting to the hot files just because players want to see their female waifu wandering around butt-naked. In the meanwhile other mods meant to improve the gameplay experience, immersion simply stay in the dark, which I find kinda sad.
Is it possible to create a "sexy hot files section" of some sort?westsidekidd wrote: Agreed 100%.
I wish Nexus would get rid of all that skimpy nonsense.tiwa44 wrote: you can easily tag skimpy or adult or even lore unfriendly content you want blocked in the content filtering page. It will remove them even in the hot files, recent files, search results, etc.
edit: last button in the account options popup, easy peasy...Nas00 wrote: Well that's something I didn't know (shame on me). Done. Thank you for the advice!westsidekidd wrote: @tiwa44
Thanks for that info. Don't know, why I didn't knew that. :) But still, I think skimpy mods have nothing to do on here. They should move to the LL site with that kind of stuff. And even if I block those kind of stuff, really good mods will be still unseen and way back in the list of mods, because of all that stupid skimpy stuff and I find this very unfair. There are a lot of amazing mod makers, who are working their butts off to make their mods, but they will not seen as much as these dumb skimpy mods. I hope this will change one day!
Keep the Nexus clean!Roachbait wrote: I assume you think "Fruit of the Loom" is still around 200+ years after the bombs fell, guess what...? If you have some sort of problem with nudity, discuss it with your therapist. Diversity extends to personal expression by what we wear as HUMANS, or what we choose NOT to wear, in-game, or otherwise...I personally love to have a choice in the matter, and extend that to my in-game persona...I'm sorry if you think everyone should think the same, dress the same, eat the same, drive the same, work the same...NOTHING is the same, anywhere in the real world...and we like to choose how to express ourselves...there are filters, if you want to close your mind, enable them, please, HURRY...just don't try to shove your limited perceptions down everyone's throat...many of those mods take hours and hours and hours and hours and hours of work, and you sneer at them, because they are too "skimpy"? Really? You do realize this is 2015? Right? I mean, grow up...If I choose to run around starkers, who are you to say it's wrong? Perhaps it makes the game more of a challenge NOT to plow over every enemy wearing power armor (or it's skyrim equivalent) fully encased in a futuristic sardine-can...Really...the human body is a beautiful thing, that is, unless if you have some sort of self-esteem problem...Whatever you do, stay out of museums, and art galleries...it may totally offend you beyond your own belief...Some of the best art on Earth are paintings and sculptures of nudes...if you hate that, you hate yourself...SeedReaper wrote: Yo, westside. Thanks for the input. But I LIKE not having to deal with LL. I don't use their sexlab stuff, and probably never will. I DO like using NMM. I DO like how this site has very high standards (at least in principle) as to how mods are built.
So yes, the skimpy stuff has a place here. Despite your moaning. Filter adult and NSFW content in your content filtering page if you don't want to see it. Didn't tiwa44 just say that?westsidekidd wrote: And haven't I reply to that? Maybe you misunderstood something because of my poor English, but sorry, it's not my native language. :/
@Roachbait
It has nothing to do if I have an issue with nudity or not. It has to do with REAL mod makers and their REAL mods which are overseen because of all that skimpy stuff flooding the Nexus.
I have nothing against nudity, I only find these mods ridiculous, because, let's face it, at the end of the day, these are only nude pixels and I don't know why people are so crazy about them and I will NEVER understand that. I play computer games since I was 14 years old, thats 28 years ago and I NEVER used those kind of mods, because to me they are senseless. It's okay with me, if people are using these kind of mods, but when I see that simple made mods were voted for file of the month or are in the hot files and other mods which were made with love and a huge amount of time, but never made it to the hot files, then this makes me mad, sorry, but that's how I am and I think in my age, I can't change that.tiwa44 wrote: Westside, I think this is a UI issue, not a content one. If Nexusmods banned skimpy content, they'd probably halve their traffic overnight!
It seems skimpy mods receive too much attention because many users don't find the content filtering options nexusmods provides, despite these options being one of the cool things of this site and working perfectly well. So this is a UI issue, not a cultural one.Lisnpuppy wrote: The filtering is also, only as good as the tags. You are supposed to mark something adult or not adult right from the get go. Adult typically means nudity (not just skimpy-but showing ya know, stuffs) extreme violence and other adult theses that might get a R rating or above. If the mod author or someone else puts adult images on the mod then (if reported) they should be taken off or the mod remarked as adult if it was not. Then there is an option for tags which are like, female, lore-friendly, NSFW, armor,etc.
Now there are many things that are NSFW that qualify as skimpy but not really needing an adult tag. For example you probably wouldn't look at a provacative bathing suit issue of a magazine, even if all the appropriate things were covered up. There is a cultural difference when talking about nude/skimpy things this is why if reported things are reviewed by the moderation team. If you think something isn't marked adult then report it. If people did not like the "skimpy" mods then they would not be so popular. You can set your preferences to weed out nudity and and other tag.
Again I would like to see more mod authors tagging their files so that the filter will work not just to exclude mods but to find ones also. You can still find great obscure mods by using the advanced search function witch allows searching by dates uploaded, category and keywords in the description. I almost wish there was a tutorial on this as soooo many folks don't know about it or how to use it.BlindJudge wrote: Quite a lot of replies were to do with seeing Adult content, nudity and the like.
But there is a section on your user profile where you can block seeing these mods. A lot of people didn't even know this part of the site existed, so as part of the redesign it's obvious we need to make the user profile section a bit more intuitive.
As far as removing it altogether, that won't happen. We are a mod site at the end of the day and people have worked hard on their mods no matter what the content. Yes, it is also quite a popular category.
Each person has their own likes and dislikes, our job is to ensure that you only see the files that you would like to download.miketheratguy wrote: I, too, hate the overwhelming abundance of skimpy mods. I've got no problem with nudity, nor an author's right to post such content on the Nexus. It doesn't bother me that this stuff exists, so I feel no need to filter it out of my browsing. I just wish that certain trends weren't so predominant. I've seen countless quality mods that didn't get nearly the attention that they deserved ("Modded Loot" is a good recent example), meanwhile every mod created by a popular author gets tidal waves of adulation and each of the latest panty and nipple pasty outfits receive one endorsement after another.
Everyone's entitled to create what they create, and to like what they like. To each their own. I just wish that quality, legitimately game-enriching content took priority over uploader favoritism and stripper armor.
Thank you very much for your statement! Exactly THIS is was I meant, but because of my poor English, I wasn't able to express myself, like you did.
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In response to post #27623835. #27624585, #27624860, #27625270, #27628155, #27628620, #27628655 are all replies on the same post.And haven't I reply to that? Maybe you misunderstood something because of my poor English, but sorry, it's not my native language. :/Nas00 wrote: QUOTE
"[...]Better access to mods that are high quality, but haven't got too many downloads and/or endorsements. Many great mods are bogged down way back in the pages, with skimpy clothes and nudes clogging up the front pages."
QFT. By all means I don't disrespect nor discard the hard work of every modder out here, but the Nexus is literally flooded with skimpy armor/clothing/whatever mods that are always getting to the hot files just because players want to see their female waifu wandering around butt-naked. In the meanwhile other mods meant to improve the gameplay experience, immersion simply stay in the dark, which I find kinda sad.
Is it possible to create a "sexy hot files section" of some sort?westsidekidd wrote: Agreed 100%.
I wish Nexus would get rid of all that skimpy nonsense.tiwa44 wrote: you can easily tag skimpy or adult or even lore unfriendly content you want blocked in the content filtering page. It will remove them even in the hot files, recent files, search results, etc.
edit: last button in the account options popup, easy peasy...Nas00 wrote: Well that's something I didn't know (shame on me). Done. Thank you for the advice!westsidekidd wrote: @tiwa44
Thanks for that info. Don't know, why I didn't knew that. :) But still, I think skimpy mods have nothing to do on here. They should move to the LL site with that kind of stuff. And even if I block those kind of stuff, really good mods will be still unseen and way back in the list of mods, because of all that stupid skimpy stuff and I find this very unfair. There are a lot of amazing mod makers, who are working their butts off to make their mods, but they will not seen as much as these dumb skimpy mods. I hope this will change one day!
Keep the Nexus clean!Roachbait wrote: I assume you think "Fruit of the Loom" is still around 200+ years after the bombs fell, guess what...? If you have some sort of problem with nudity, discuss it with your therapist. Diversity extends to personal expression by what we wear as HUMANS, or what we choose NOT to wear, in-game, or otherwise...I personally love to have a choice in the matter, and extend that to my in-game persona...I'm sorry if you think everyone should think the same, dress the same, eat the same, drive the same, work the same...NOTHING is the same, anywhere in the real world...and we like to choose how to express ourselves...there are filters, if you want to close your mind, enable them, please, HURRY...just don't try to shove your limited perceptions down everyone's throat...many of those mods take hours and hours and hours and hours and hours of work, and you sneer at them, because they are too "skimpy"? Really? You do realize this is 2015? Right? I mean, grow up...If I choose to run around starkers, who are you to say it's wrong? Perhaps it makes the game more of a challenge NOT to plow over every enemy wearing power armor (or it's skyrim equivalent) fully encased in a futuristic sardine-can...Really...the human body is a beautiful thing, that is, unless if you have some sort of self-esteem problem...Whatever you do, stay out of museums, and art galleries...it may totally offend you beyond your own belief...Some of the best art on Earth are paintings and sculptures of nudes...if you hate that, you hate yourself...SeedReaper wrote: Yo, westside. Thanks for the input. But I LIKE not having to deal with LL. I don't use their sexlab stuff, and probably never will. I DO like using NMM. I DO like how this site has very high standards (at least in principle) as to how mods are built.
So yes, the skimpy stuff has a place here. Despite your moaning. Filter adult and NSFW content in your content filtering page if you don't want to see it. Didn't tiwa44 just say that?
@Roachbait
It has nothing to do if I have an issue with nudity or not. It has to do with REAL mod makers and their REAL mods which are overseen because of all that skimpy stuff flooding the Nexus.
I have nothing against nudity, I only find these mods ridiculous, because, let's face it, at the end of the day, these are only nude pixels and I don't know why people are so crazy about them and I will NEVER understand that. I play computer games since I was 14 years old, thats 28 years ago and I NEVER used those kind of mods, because to me they are senseless. It's okay with me, if people are using these kind of mods, but when I see that simple made mods were voted for file of the month or are in the hot files and other mods which were made with love and a huge amount of time, but never made it to the hot files, then this makes me mad, sorry, but that's how I am and I think in my age, I can't change that. -
In response to post #27623835. #27624585, #27624860, #27625270 are all replies on the same post.@tiwa44Nas00 wrote: QUOTE
"[...]Better access to mods that are high quality, but haven't got too many downloads and/or endorsements. Many great mods are bogged down way back in the pages, with skimpy clothes and nudes clogging up the front pages."
QFT. By all means I don't disrespect nor discard the hard work of every modder out here, but the Nexus is literally flooded with skimpy armor/clothing/whatever mods that are always getting to the hot files just because players want to see their female waifu wandering around butt-naked. In the meanwhile other mods meant to improve the gameplay experience, immersion simply stay in the dark, which I find kinda sad.
Is it possible to create a "sexy hot files section" of some sort?westsidekidd wrote: Agreed 100%.
I wish Nexus would get rid of all that skimpy nonsense.tiwa44 wrote: you can easily tag skimpy or adult or even lore unfriendly content you want blocked in the content filtering page. It will remove them even in the hot files, recent files, search results, etc.
edit: last button in the account options popup, easy peasy...Nas00 wrote: Well that's something I didn't know (shame on me). Done. Thank you for the advice!
Thanks for that info. Don't know, why I didn't knew that. :) But still, I think skimpy mods have nothing to do on here. They should move to the LL site with that kind of stuff. And even if I block those kind of stuff, really good mods will be still unseen and way back in the list of mods, because of all that stupid skimpy stuff and I find this very unfair. There are a lot of amazing mod makers, who are working their butts off to make their mods, but they will not seen as much as these dumb skimpy mods. I hope this will change one day!
Keep the Nexus clean! -
In response to post #27623835.Agreed 100%.Nas00 wrote: QUOTE
"[...]Better access to mods that are high quality, but haven't got too many downloads and/or endorsements. Many great mods are bogged down way back in the pages, with skimpy clothes and nudes clogging up the front pages."
QFT. By all means I don't disrespect nor discard the hard work of every modder out here, but the Nexus is literally flooded with skimpy armor/clothing/whatever mods that are always getting to the hot files just because players want to see their female waifu wandering around butt-naked. In the meanwhile other mods meant to improve the gameplay experience, immersion simply stay in the dark, which I find kinda sad.
Is it possible to create a "sexy hot files section" of some sort?
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In response to post #27621885.Really good idea!pintocat wrote: I think it'd be interesting and helpful to have more solid demographics. Maybe before fallout 4 comes out you can stick a survey up and plaster it on all the pages for 3 months or something.
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I think this survey wasn't really representative, because many Nexus users didn't even knew that there was this survey. Like me, a 42 year old gamer.
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In response to post #27588930.Nice post and I agree with you 100%.Roscaria wrote:
There was a post on the Steam discussion forum quite a while ago regarding the age of Skyrim players. The youngest player claimed to be 7 and there were few others in the 11 -13 year bracket, however the majority of the users that responded to the discussion were in the age bracket 30 and upwards. There was one gent who admitted to being 72 and quite a few female users in the 40's to 67 bracket, including me.
While quite a few Steam users will visit the Nexus for mods they seem to be more active in the Steam discussion forum. I also like the fact that when you place the cursor on the Steam post's title you get more information without having to open the post, saving you time if you cannot add anything constructive.
I found the Nexus forum sites confusing at first and avoided them for some time, I particularly hate all that graffiti stuck under a post, it's so distracting but I know others love it. The best part of Nexus (beside the mods of course) is the prevention of other users being harassed in any way and also the open findings shown when users get banned.
What Steam needs are Moderators. -
In response to post #27539109. #27539259, #27539509, #27539644, #27545754, #27548114, #27548434, #27549359, #27550899, #27551044, #27551895, #27552605, #27553920, #27571235, #27576065 are all replies on the same post.I am male gamer (42 years old) and I hate this behavior of those guys you were talking about!jdgolke wrote: I am a female gamer I can personaly tell you why very females dont admit to being it female. How many times have you male gamers been ask... Hey you want to suck my c**k.. hey lets f**k.. hey I have a huge dick I want to ,, ect ect.
Its hard to find males to play with that respect the fact that 1, you are a female, not cyber wh*%#. 2 don't think that sexual flirting ok. But thankfully there are some out there.mell0wwaters wrote: honestly, if i were to be playing a game and you join the lobby or game, i'd be a lot more interested in completing the task at hand compared to your boobs. i mean, i'm sure they're great, but you know. i respect you, and while i'm a guy so i can't say i know where you're coming from, i hope you don't let those douchebags get to you. have a wonderful day!jdgolke wrote: Thank you. You have just proven my point, what does my upper body have to do with anything.jim_uk wrote: My wife isn't a gamer, she thought she'd see what Playstation Home was about and regretted it within minutes, she hasn't been near a game since. There are some really sick people out there and it's high time Sony, Microsoft and Steam started doing something about it.Suucat wrote: Agree with you, in this gaming world you have to deal with horny dudes, most of them are teenagers, i know this too well, i´m a guy by the way, i played Final Fantasy XI for 8 years, my character was a Mithra (cat girls), lololol how many times i got that kind of messages, i was facepalming a lot, but, i have to say that sometimes girls have it very easy, i mean, i got a lot of gifts, really, a lot of gifts from random strangers, some very cool stuff i have to say, and all because they thought i was a girl in real life because i choose to play with a female character. I´m not saying that girls have to be like that.
Sometimes i felt bad, it was not right but hey, that is what you get for being horny... Most of the time i was like, lol the joke is on you, i´m a guy in real life :p and i enjoyed all that free stuff...
Oh and by the way, in all those 8 years i never cared if i was playing with guys or girls, game was fun, had a great time, mission accomplished.
Peace.llamaRCA wrote: @jdgolke - Although I know girls run into problems elsewhere, I've never had any issues in the Bethesda gaming community and I've been active in various forums since 2008 and am always very vocal about being a girl.
:) llamaTrollMaster101 wrote: I so agree with you jdgolke. I'm a girl gamer and i get massaged all the time by guys saying just that, most guys don't understand how it feels to girls when they say "suck my c**k" ect etc.... It really weired's them out. Sometimes its a good thing to be a girl player,because you get free stuff but some people just like to play the game without getting free stuff they rather actrully buy the stuff and go on with the game.I have to play as a male player just because of that!! In my mind i think guys should just stop being horny jackasses online. -.-AlmightyDeity wrote: Yeah, I know a few of my girl gamer friends are pretty shy about speaking in chat. The downsides of being anonymous are that losers will push whoever they can. The sad part is that these idiots are usually dateless irl. People just want to be bullies, especially in competitive games. I think that the act of attacking someone makes them feel as if they won the game.
I suppose That's why I like the Nexus. Idiotic comments like those aren't allowed. None of that "get back in the kitchen" crap allowed. It keeps the trolls out of the serious topic at hand.wiZZiCuBe wrote: All there is to say on the topic, summarize in a word: Wayne !
It is really important, whether a girl or a guy sitting at the other end ?
When I play, I would like to have fun and not to find out what gender it was.
Sure, it is nice not to always play only with men, but this point, I find totally overrated.
I admire all the modders and their work. And I hope that many continue such great work and ideas to implement and accessible to us.
And believe me, I once had a female Guild master, and she was more stringent than any guy. ;-)Andyno wrote: Wayne? Like Bruce Wayne? :Dbenissugger wrote: as long as voice, pictures and real names are not a requirement, telling anyone your gender/sex isn't of any significance and therefore not important enough to tell anyone.Pie015 wrote: I've always wanted to play with a female in an online game that requires teamwork since it's scientifically proven females think differently than the average macho male player does. Say the average male player would storm in from the front gates with everything but a female gamer would go around the back and look for an alternate path. I'm not saying all male gamers are macho men but a good handful are.Trent Reznor wrote: Even saying things like "I like your boobs but it totally doesn't matter" as an off-hand comment is something that is very uncomfortable to endure. Just for posterity.Fowldragon wrote: My Niece is an avid on-line gamer...she had gotten in to Skyrim for a time, but was more than alittle consumed with League'...her younger sister is more of a girly'-girl and gravitates toward Sims....I think it's a good dea to team with females...they are inately atuned to multi tasking and comrtmentalizing stress...in PVP/team skirmish...it is quite an asset...but for Longer winded games...the ability is no less valuable...it is just less consuming and captivating...unless theinvolved in leading through creaion... Female moddrs tend to be very thorough in their productions. But God help you when you criticize them....you might as well have SLAPPED their BABY.thorfan81 wrote: I'm not sure how this would apply to a private survey dispensed by the people who run this place. Unless they have a history of utilizing such information to terrorize people which I sincerely doubt they would do or have done.
It is bad for females and it's also bad for normal males, because it's hard to make friends with female players, because of this stupid behavior, many female players think, that all male players are like that. I had a lot of discussions with females about that topic and it was hard for them to trust a normal guy like me, because many of them thought that I would act like this, too, sooner or later, but that's not who I am and I would never do something like that. I respect females more than I respect males, because women are the better people and that's a fact! I respected my mother (R.I.P.), so why wouldn't I respect other females?
Fact is, that these guys are immature and their brains are NOT in their heads and one can only hope, that this changes sooner or later and I feel very sorry for females who had these kind of experiences, because I can imagine that it's not nice for them to get those kind of messages and I want to say SORRY that many many males are like that, but please keep in mind, that NOT all are like that. There are a few males out there, who have their brains in their heads and not in their pants.
ALL POWER TO THE FEMALES! Treat them like QUEENS, because they ARE queens! PEACE! -
In response to post #24732344. #24732604, #24732704, #24732709, #24732774, #24732869, #24732879, #24733044, #24733464, #24733739, #24733824, #24733844, #24734224, #24734679, #24734879, #24734924, #24735019, #24735179, #24735629, #24736304, #24736494, #24736934, #24737124, #24737349, #24737389, #24737689, #24737719, #24738774 are all replies on the same post.@phantompally76CelticPaladin wrote:calfurius wrote: I know quite a few modders became disgusted with the way some members of the modding community treated them. I'm mostly concerned if Chesko is coming back or not, he didn't deserve anywhere near the level of hate that he got.phantompally76 wrote: I hope that's not the case.
I do, however, hope that in future they think twice about arrogantly condescending mod users looking for assistance with their mods in comments sections, like they have in the past. I'd stopped using some of their mods before this crap ever started because of that.Riprock wrote: Hopefully time will make him realize that words on the internet are just words. We put way too much stock in typed messages.CelticPaladin wrote: The number of vitriol and death threats were insane. I couldn't blame them for leaving this community behind. It'd be depressing, but there you go.meredithmiles wrote: What I don't understand is why Arthmoor, Chesko and Isoku don't already have job offers in hand. Seriously, they are all three hardworking, dedicated and skilled. If I ran a game company I'd have snatched them up ages ago.
This is a great time to donate to them, I think.jfisha wrote: Each team only lost a handful of endorsements. Yes, there was some angry vitriol, but most people respectfully disagreed with what they did. No more, no less.BarnabasCollins wrote: I don't even see why people were targeting the modders anyway. For me this was never even about the modders, but the future of modding itself. The modders are innocent.oblivion104 wrote: I stayed away from the melodrama and only sign the petition,but what happened to chesko??
Also, what happened to the paid mods? Did they take it down?phantompally76 wrote: heh, apt user name there.
Wait, there are mods for Skyrim??????Noortje wrote: They would never have updated skyui if it wasn't for the pay offer. I doubt they will finish skyui 5.0 and release it now, but it's not like it was ever going to be free in the first place.Saije wrote: f*#@ that... We weren't black hearted. They were when they gave us a big green middle finger.SNSDLOVER wrote: Honestly if they love modding and love sharing their mods to us, I doubt theyll leave. Modding could be their hobby or passion so Im certain this wont make them go away.redrat07 wrote: there were d-threats to people who left to go to the paid system ?phantompally76 wrote: @redrat, not in the quantities that people here want you to believe.
There was certainly some of it.....there always is. But the vast majority of butthurt mod authors and white knights are including irate mod users who posted "uninstalled and unendorsed, shame on you" along with any amount of criticism in that category. And THOSE comments grossly outnumbered any sort of threats, and were perfectly fair and justified.BluemaxDR wrote: Oh, they won't stop developing mods. Just stop posting.Arendella wrote: Chesko I don't have a problem with.
Isoku and SkyUi? definitely will never use their mods again *Will just use old version of SkyUi*. Was just a big slap in the face when he was all giddy about putting his mods up on Steam Workshop just pissing everyone off even more.jfisha wrote: Thumbs up, Phantompally.
There are some mod authors that are going pull an Anita Sarkeesian and chastise our entire community because of a very small amount of very angry comments, but if you go back and look at comments, you'll notice most of them are people just saying they're disappointed and unendorsing.Azulyn wrote: jfisha + phantompally76
Amen.
Most of the comments I saw were reasonable criticisms and/or remarks of disappointment, not frothing rage and threats of death and venngeeeaanncceee as all these white knights would have you believe.tem1980 wrote: Unfortunately, that's the nature of the internet. 90% outrage and ass-holism, 5% controlled nonsense, 5% rational measured thought.
Its actually a pretty decent mirror of the real population, except real people only say the s#*! they do on the internet in RL when they dont think they can be identified or held accountable. Or you know, what the internet allows.
Everyone should try and tune out all the rage and insane s#*!.jfisha wrote: I'll actually disagree with that, tem. I just think the very angry among us happen to also be the most inclined to write a comment.WarfighterShaun wrote: May I ask what Isoku did? I have heard of Arthmoor kind of taking the piss out of some people.sovs wrote: Chesko I don't have a problem with.
Isoku and SkyUi? definitely will never use their mods again *Will just use old version of SkyUi*. Was just a big slap in the face when he was all giddy about putting his mods up on Steam Workshop just pissing everyone off even more.
Same here, Midas Magic was by far one of the most popular mods in Oblivion, i have a hard time believing that he only received enough donations to barely cover fraps as he said.rickerhk wrote: They made a quite normal assumption that they could get some compensation from their hours and hours of hard work. But the self-entitled toxic Skyrim 'Community' would have nothing of it.tem1980 wrote: @ jfisha
I just meant the quality of the expression of the anger, not that the 90% were the only ones angry.phantompally76 wrote: I'm gonna be perfectly honest here, I don't use Arthmoor's mods, and it has nothing to do with this scam.
I just don't like the way he treats mod users asking for help. Even if it's a stupid question that's covered a thousand times in the description or FAQ, a mod author isn't entitled to insult and abuse the people who are doing him a favor by testing and playing with his mods.
Now he's certainly not the only mod author like that. There are a lot of top-100 mods on here I won't use on principle because their authors are total jerks, and again, that has nothing to do with the past 5 days. Their propensity to belittle, condescend and arrogantly patronize mod users over the years is 1000x times worse than the chastisement mod authors have received in the past week.
The point here is that abuse works both ways, and many high-profile mod authors have gotten away with it for far too long, standing on top of their pedestals of superiority. Well, hopefully one of the positives that comes out of this mess is that perhaps mod authors will have a little more appreciation for the mod users who made them famous, and recognize the fact that those same mod users can make them infamous just as easily.Vesuvius1745 wrote: The community got upset. Some things were said that shouldn't have been, but for the most part I believe the outrage was justified. Some of the modders did get to show their true colors, and some of those colors weren't so great. If they decide they don't want to come back to the Nexus, well good luck to them, and we thank them for what they have done before all of this.
Modding is a labor of love. People do it because they enjoy it. Some people do it as a stepping stone to acquire the skills to get a job at a game company. But the bottom line is if you want to get paid for your "work", the modding scene is not the best place for you. Sharpen up your skills and try and get a job at a game company. Most of us have given thousands of dollars to Bethesda over the years. With Skyrim they really dropped the ball--they released an unfinished and buggy game that actually required the modding community to fix it. Trying to squeeze more pennies out of us Elder Scroll fans was a bad idea. If anything, Bethesda should be the ones paying the modders for finishing their game for them.elrofrost wrote: I hope they don't. Most of us "users" didn't participate in the "debate". It would be a shame if this silliness ended Skyrim modding. I understand feelings were hurt. And people (on both sides) feel betrayed.
But frankly, if Beth and Value had handled this correctly I doubt there would've been so much drama. Some hate, sure- I mean, after all, this is the internet.
But the way Chesko was handled was shocking and downright wrong.
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You really should use BOSS, to sort your load order and it also tells you what master file is missing. Crash to desktop on startup is most of the time the reason because a master file is missing.
EDIT: Sorry I've over read that you already use BOSS. Still, this load order looks not really good. RoyalElvenBow for example adds a new bow, right? So it has to load before the Reproccer.esp. I think there are many Mods which BOSS not recognized. You should try to disable all mods and start the game, to see what happens. If everything is ok, you can enable one mod, start the game, look what happens and so on.
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