Oubliette

Google? http://wiki.tesnexus.com/index.php/How_to_install_Oblivion_mods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n_8ekHSrG0 Both links found from putting your question into google. Get used to looking up answers to your questions first, it's an important part of installing and trouble shooting mod installations. It helps make your questions more concise and narrow the field to more useful questions rather than everyone assuming you know nothing because your question is phrased badly and you could have found your answers yourself with a quick search.

Well I can tell you with absolute certainty that the staff here take accusations of theft very seriously and do everything in their power to see to it that nothing is on the site is stolen and uploaded without permission. However they're only human, volunteers, which means there's a limit to what they can do as there is a limit to everything. I can assure you that they would never simply take someone's word that an item is stolen or their own creation and require proof when any claims of theft are lobbied. If the person accusing someone else of theft claims to be the rightful owner but can produce no evidence, they're sol and vice versa. Nor can the Nexus control what happens offsite, though they do everything in their power to keep things here safe and respectful to modders. Other than that I'm not entirely sure what your question pertains to though I'd probably do just as the nexus does in these instances, look at claim of wrong doing, any actual evidence for or against and then make my own call.

Short and quick answers in order: Little. Probably. Not much. Longer answers: Nexus has nothing to do with console modding and will be here for modders to upload their creations, same as usual. People steal, especially if they feel they're entitled to something and it's easy to get at but hasn't been made available to them in whatever time frame they think it should have been (before you ask I'm not condoning their actions merely answering the question). There isn't much modders can do to safeguard their mods from being stolen before the fact, only after I'm afraid, some type of DRM might help but would probably only make thieving that much more justified to the thieves mindset (not that they need it, they're already going to steal it because they want it and think it should be theirs).

Into your own game, sure someone could but they would not be able to release it to others - it's explicitly against Bethesda's wishes (yes they've been asked, repeatedly, about porting content from an older game to a new on and they have said emphatically that it is not and never will be acceptable). However if someone wanted to recreate these characters and revoice them etc in Fo4's engine from scratch Bethesda wouldn't have any problems with that being released.

You can take inspiration from anywhere - and that's what you're doing so long as you create all the content in the mod (meshes, textures, voices etc). However if you rip any content from another game, site, person etc and use it without permission you're gonna be in hot water. Thankfully the latter doesn't sound like your intentions so you should be fine.

Not really. It skirts dangerously close to the area of pirating discussing how to run fallout 3 without its CD. That doesn't mean I think you're a pirate just that discussing no-cd cracks etc are in a grey area I would rather not come close to at all. Though if you're willing to spend a bit and wait a bit you can pick up a copy of Fallout on Steam during the summer sale for a reasonable price and never have to worry about having a CD again.

Nope. A closed account means that all that information will be lost with it.

http://wiki.step-project.com/Guide:Make_Skyrim_Vanilla_Again

It's up to you. You can let them post then report them for harassment and hope it's enough to get them banned or you can remove them from posting directly to you right now. I suppose it depends on how bad their behavior actually is.

A pic might help but off the top of my head I'm entirely unaware of this issue ever happening. Have you verified your files through steam to make sure everything is where it's supposed to be?

I'm sorry but this is the suboforum for site related feedback and questions. Not for whatever game you're having problems with (you didn't mention). Please locate the proper subforum for the game in question by going to that game's mod site and then click the "forum" button in the upper right hand, which will take you directly to all the subforums related to that game. Good luck.

Some people swear by it. It's not my prefered method of mod installation but I'm an old hat at this stuff. For less experienced mod users it provides a useful jumping off point.

Try google.

http://tes-mods.wikia.com/wiki/Wyrmstooth

Did you have steam verify your game files? If you've reinstalled the texture replacers that might be causing it and that hasn't fixed it then it's a problem with the bsa which might have become corrupt because that's how steam roles. Reverify and it should fix it.

Nexus uses a third party for it's ads, if you find an ad that's disruptive (aka uses too much memory) or inappropriate there's a button by the ad that you can use to report the advertisement in question. Nexus takes reports of bad advertisements very seriously but since they use a third party to supply them sometimes it takes a while for them to get the questionable ad under control so please be patient after reporting.

Well yes, if you've installed them and not unchecked them they'll all auto load :blink: Kind of the point. Just open NMM go to the plugins tab and right click, iirc there should be a option to disable all the mods you installed without uninstalling them. Or you can go through the game launcher and manually uncheck them all in the data files menu.

:rolleyes: Don't blame the censors, I'm pretty sure Robin set them up ages ago and hasn't ever really updated them except to take "loverslab" off the list. On the other hand getting irate because you can't use a taboo word doesn't really paint you in the most sympathetic light.

Sure, post in the "Account Closure" thread and mention that you want to close your account so you can reregister with a new name.

DLC don't usually render the game unplayable. They tend to be little more than another mod that also adds new functions to the game, sometimes. You should be able to add it to your list no problem.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Animated+Prostitution

I don't recall that mod but I do know there is a very nice not skimpy SAM armor and clothing replacer that fits all bodies. Not for the body builder size though but definitely a nicer match than vanilla http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/70007/? There's also these for the DLC's but I'm not sure if they'll work with SOS the way the SAM Light armors will: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/61523/? http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/65853/?

If you're asking about adding something to NMM the mod installing app - the criteria are a bit different. It depends on how the game handles those mods and whether Robin or the NMM devs decide to include it in the next update. There is no nomination process for the community and having one would be problematic as it wouldn't take into consideration the diverging methods of mod installation and the difficulty of accommodating all of them.

Thanks for the headsup and the workaround, Kuno.

Bethesda is usually ok with us recreating assests based on previous games on our own. So it should be fine to create a silently voiced mod that uses dialogue from a previous game as well as allowing users to move files from their own copy of the previous game to the new one though they might frown on explaining in great detail how to do so.