crafterfelix

In response to post #82013903. #82017593 is also a reply to the same post. Oh why did it just pop up for me now? 0-0 it wouldn't let me leave the popup until I hit the checkmark box, it was really weird!

Ah recently I got the notification to vote for modpack support, however it seems to be closed? It stated in the original message it will be open until August 30th. It is only June 13th. Surely the Google survey should still be open? "The form What do you think about mod packs? - Mod Author Survey is no longer accepting responses. Try contacting the owner of the form if you think this is a mistake."

In response to post #55659651. It's in itty bitty text under the pictures when you click on the mod. I too, struggled to find it. It's before the virus scan, about middle of the screen when you're fully scrolled up, little to the right and down. That's something I think they should change, because this site would be nothing without the mod authors. It feels like they're hiding them away or something, not cool. Overall though, I really like the design. The mod author thing needs to be fixed ASAP so people don't get the feeling Nexus is trying to take credit for something they didn't create, but other things are pretty good. I like the colors, especially for fallout. It really works with the green they chose. I enjoy that the text seems larger, and that buttons and things are highlighted instead of just text. I enjoy that I can see lots of mods on the home page. It may overwhelm some but for me, I check back every week to see what new mods are becoming popular so it's good to have it all in one place.

Ok, I don't mind the new site, some of the designs are actually awesome. But the bugs and random tiny pictures/blank spaces are extremely annoying. These are the BAD parts: 1) Fallout 4 is completely broken. I can't get to the old site, I can't download mods from the new site, it's all gone wrong. 2) The mod download page is waaaay too spaced out. I really liked the other type where you could see all the different choices and optional downloads without scrolling. In old layout it told you what you should know succinctly, now it takes ages to know which optional files you want cause you can't clearly see what's in the main category and what's optional. Also, heaven forbid someone puts a long description in the new layout, it will take up the entire screen! 3) Keeping in theme with #2, you don't need a picture beside everything. I honestly couldn't care less for the little calendar picture beside the "Date uploaded" or the pawprints beside "Track". In fact, they take up space and distract my eyes away from what I'm trying to read/download. 4) If I can't find the author of the mod within 30 seconds of looking, you're doing something wrong. You're hiding them away, they should be the most emphasized thing there besides the title of the mod itself. I'm not coming on here for social media tags and sharing functions, I'm coming because of the mods on your platform. Now the GOOD parts: 1) I really like the pictures being bigger, and not having an auto scroll over the different hot files. 2) Having a standardized category for requirements and permissions, etc was a REALLY good idea. Now I don't have to hunt for them in the description. 3) I enjoy that you put your news out of the limelight. Like one of my earlier points, I come here for the mods on your platform. When I go to the main screen I only see mods, which is a big improvement. I can now choose to look at the pictures people post and your news posts. Gotta be my second fave thing. 4) I absolutely LOVE that you put a search bar everywhere, it speeds up my mod hunts a lot. Best feature of this design, hands down. And I can search for other games (your connected sites), and have favorited games instead of having to bookmark things on Google. Impressive design choice there, definitely something most websites aren't incorporating enough.

In response to post #54683838. This isn't happening for every game's links. I know Fallout 4 is having that problem (they gutted that game's site, don't know if they meant to), but I can look at Skyrim SE and Stardew Valley mods just fine in the old layout. For Fallout, I cannot click on links OR download mods, which leaves me with the impression it wasn't on purpose. I can do both with the other games.

In response to post #54682423. #54683243 is also a reply to the same post. Unfortunately, though, the links and downloads are broken for Fallout 4 so CaporegimeMarcus has a point in the short term. I am fairly irritated that I cannot download or look at mods I was interested in before I went to bed, and that I will not be able to until they fix what they accidentally borked.