splashblue

Wait, wait, wait. Hold on a second. How much money and how many people do you have to throw at a program that can't even accomplish what timeslip managed with a small team of contributors for next to nothing before red flags pop up? I was actually going to admit that you had me beat, until I saw that part. If you want people to support your servers, that's one thing, but it sounds like NMM is turning into a bottomless resource sink.

Very artful dodge, but I'll humor you. I'm using NMM for two reasons: 1) Because I bought into the program early, and found out the hard way that NMM and the old managers don't play nice with one another. Migrating back to the old managers at this point would be more of a hassle than it's worth, so it's something I have planned for my next wipe/reinstall cycle. 2) Skyrim doesn't have a stand-alone mod manager that I'm comfortable with. I would help your development if I could, but I'm afraid that writing scripts for New Vegas is about the limit of my programming abilities. I'm sure you'll be able to find a sarcastic remark to make about that, though.

Funny thing, that. The mod managers that came before have more and better functionality than NMM, and none of them ever pestered me for money at any point. So when the free services work better than the paid ones, what can you possibly be basing your argument on?

What irony is that? It seems like you're operating under the expectation that you should be paid for providing a functionally incomplete product that only works when it feels like it.

Please add an offline mode for the manager, and please remove that god-awful advertisement for premium service at the bottom. I resent being pestered to give you money when so many basic issues with the Nexus and its mod manager remain unresolved.