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Update - Game and Images Quick Search You may have seen the teaser of Coming Soon quick search results. We're happy to say it's ready. The new quick search now includes games and images in the beta. Please give it a go and see what you think. Images: Games: This includes aliased names which we will be adding for common search terms that are used to find each of the games. E.g. "tes" being used to search for games in The Elder Scrolls series. The search comes along with a new listing page for images and videos that follow the same formatting and have many of the quality of life updates we have made to the other listing pages. We have still been working hard on various tweaks, bug fixes and improvements based on the feedback we have received across multiple channels and the site data we are looking at. These are being rolled out into the beta as soon as they are ready.

We are making changes to parts of the site that have not been updated for over a decade. This is part of our ongoing plan to improve your website experience when browsing or searching for content. To see the updated pages, simply click the "Join Beta" button on the banner at the top of the changed pages and your device will be opted in. The key pages we’re focusing on for feedback are the Games and Mods listing pages, as well as Game homepages. We have also released an early version of our new quick search, this is limited to mods for now, but we’ll follow up with further updates to include all content types. While there are some minor styling updates across the rest of the site, these pages have the most significant updates and are our main focus. As part of the new update, we are removing the left and right side adverts on the new pages. Whilst adverts are a key part of what keeps the lights on, we felt this was the right move to try to improve free users' experience. Why Update Now? One of our key goals this year has been transitioning to a modern site architecture. The current system is challenging to maintain, slowing feature development and innovation. Moving to a new framework enables us to improve the user experience, experiment with new features, and keep pace with the evolving needs of the modding community. While this transition temporarily mixes old and new designs, it’s a necessary step toward a better site. Key Improvements A More Consistent Experience Any site that’s been worked on for over 10 years will inevitably accumulate design and technical inconsistencies—think mismatched button styles, typography, and colour schemes. While subtle, these details make the site feel less polished. This refresh introduces a new design system, standardising the fundamentals of our colour palette, typography hierarchy, iconography, spacings and grids. These foundations underpin reusable components (e.g., buttons, forms, tags), making the site more consistent and easier to update. With this system in place, we can focus on solving problems and building new features instead of fixing small UI details. Easier Mod Discovery We’ve started with updates to browsing and searching for mods, including improvements to game pages and mod listings. Filters on the mods listing page are now always visible, making them quicker to use. The UI should be clearer to read making it easier to scan through multiple mods. Next, we’re enhancing search to let you find content across all types, including users, for a more intuitive experience. Improved Accessibility We believe modding should be for everyone. This refresh prioritises accessibility, ensuring the site is easy to perceive, navigate, and interact with for all users. Updates include: Support for screen readers, Visually accessible colours, Readable typography, Flexible input methods. By following standards like WCAG we’re creating a site that isn’t just inclusive but also easier and more enjoyable for everyone. Refining the User Experience Nexus Mods has grown immensely, adding features that make it what it is today. However, there are areas to improve and simplify while keeping the features long-time users love. We’ve approached these updates thoughtfully, aiming to balance simplicity and functionality for a diverse community. This is a challenge! We won’t always get things right the first time — this is an iterative process of improvements — but your feedback helps us refine and improve. What’s Next? The next big update focuses on search improvements, making it easier to find the mods and content you’re looking for. We’re also working on an overhaul of the mod page, this is a much larger chunk of work that we’ll aim to ship later in the year. We’ll continue to share our progress and welcome your feedback along the way. How to give feedback We are looking for feedback on the following pages: Game Home Page Game Listing Page Mods Listing Page If you have feedback for us, please use these forms: General Feedback Quick Search Please ensure that you have ad-blockers disabled, as they will interfere with the feedback pop-ups that gather your feedback. Whilst we love talking through all of your feedback on the Forums or on Discord, we don't make any guarantees we will see it if it is posted there. We are primarily collecting feedback through site usage metrics and the popup surveys found on each of the pages.

Mark your calendars and get ready for a special REDstreams episode where CDPR will dive deep into REDkit. A modding tool that allows you to customize and expand The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt with the same powerful tools used by developers who originally created the game. Together with guests, Bence Hambalko and Moritz Baron from Yigsoft, CDPR will discuss the mod creation process with REDkit, its possibilities, and more! Date: Tuesday, May 21st Time: 5 PM CEST Location: https://www.twitch.tv/cdprojektred Whether you're a seasoned modder or just dipping your toes into the world of modding, you don't want to miss it. Hosted as always by CDPR's Senior Community Managers: Amelia Kołat and Alicja Kozera! We will see you there!

Sorry to hear that you aren't happy with the key from our Donation Point rewards. The name is entirely based on what the game company and the wholesale key distributor say is included. We do not control what game companies name certain versions of their game. As per our Donation Points Terms of Service, we offer no guarantees as to what is deemed, and we do not issue refunds for rewards given.

The profile page is now live! We will be locking this thread as the beta is over. We hope you enjoyed our new release process and we hope we can continue to improve it going forward with our next release. Thank you for all your feedback. https://www.nexusmods.com/news/14955

Thanks for pointing this out. Definitely not meant to be the case and should be fixed soon.

Updated: 17/04/2024: Downloaded and update available states have been redesigned based on feedback. These should now be much clearer across a multitude of different mod tile thumbnail images. There is a bug with how this displays currently. Should be fixed soon The "Games" dropdown filter has been reworked. It should be easier to use, show number of mods/collections/media per game and now includes a search field. The 'Report' button no longer appears on banned accounts We've fixed some data issues with media that either caused profiles to return errors or did not display media correctly Author names on media tiles have been updated to display more clearly on smaller screens Fixed a bug that caused country flags to not show correctly for some users Previous Changes:

We agree that the downloaded and update available indicators could be made clearer. We are working on this and should have an update for that soon. Thanks for the feedback it will be passed on to the design team.

Updated: 11/04/2024: We have taken the difficult decision to remove Activity Feeds from User Profiles. The feature needs a rework from the ground up, it was causing major performance issues which we did not find acceptable (over 1 minute load times were very possible). These will not be returning in the short term. We may consider reimplementing this feature in the future. Media tiles are redesigned to give more space to the image text, moving the counts and uploader onto their own line Images moved to the Supporter Share now update on profiles correctly We are looking into an issue where deleted images are still showing in the media tab. Previous Changes:

We are aware of these scrollbar issues on certain resolutions and are looking to fix those errors by updating the designs.

Updated: 10/04/2024: Mod download and update available states are now viewable on mod tiles. Images in Mod tiles and Media have been updated with multiple design changes. Non-standard aspect ratio images will now blur the unused space. The placeholder image for mods with removed images has been updated to better fit the new design. The profile will no longer display empty country information if it is has not been set. Content that is blocked in your Content Blocking settings will now display a notice saying that the mod will not appear in searches. This is the same behaviour as the current profile page. Link text in the 'About' section should now remain orange when formatted (e.g. by making it bold). Date/Times are now consistent across the profile page and on mod tiles. 27/03/2024: Many improvements to sorting options. This will now filter by "Date Published" by default or whatever you have changed you settings to in Site Preferences. You can now report User Profiles for violating the Terms of Service. The Donate button will now display a modal popup when donating to a user via PayPal, to let you know how the system works. 20/03/2024: The game filtering dropdown for Mods, Collections and Media has been implemented. The game order in the dropdown is in descending order of number of mods/media per game. Fixed a bug with the 'Media' section that's causing videos not to display. 13/03/2024: The page has been redesigned to show more content, especially on the Mods, Collections and Media tabs. All profile details and "user actions" (track, message, etc) are now at the top of the page. Below is some of the feedback we have received and our responses to those concerns. We hope the new user profile design improves these things for you. Avatar size being stretched from 100x100 to 180x180, due to this they're super blurry. We've reduced the size to 100x100 for now. Specific dates are preferred on mod tiles (e.g. 29/01/2024) We've changed the 'Uploaded' date to be more specific. The 'Last Updated' date still displays as "2 Days Ago" as we think that's easier to read. Some mod tiles have lots of empty space between the Mod name and the details. Category, author name, etc is bound to the bottom of the mod card instead of the top, which is how it was done before and is done on most sites. Mod tile content is now bound to the top of the tile, reducing empty space. Usernames on mod tiles are upper case, but they should be case sensitive. We've fixed this. Mods are too big now and instead of showing 5 mod tiles per line we're down to 3 tiles per line. Mod tiles are now smaller and we're showing 4 per row. The authors column takes up too much space (which could be used to display more mods, collections or media) and shouldn't scroll down with content. The authors column has been removed and any content it contained is now in the header/top part of the page. Longer usernames are being pushed onto two lines. This is no longer a problem with the updated design. Page "doesn't scale well" to various "extreme" ends of display resolution. Either too much content is removed for scaling or too much "negative space" left on high res displays. The new page design addresses this and more content is now show on larger displays. Additional changes: The page will no longer automatically scroll when changing tabs 11/03/2024: Mod Tile summaries will no longer incorrectly display HTML from mod page descriptions. '"Last Active" and "Activity" sections will now respect your user settings. These settings can be found here. All staff and moderator roles should now display on User Profiles, ensuring there is no confusion as to who is Nexus Mods staff and who is not. Collections success ratings are no longer cut-off. 07/03/2024: Profile URLs now use Username rather than userID to help with search engine discoverability. E.g. https://next.nexusmods.com/profile/JustThatKing/about-me instead of https://next.nexusmods.com/users/3194960 We improved the page data for search results/social links Fixed the problem with iOS/Safari, where mods didn't display properly Improved 'Last Active' formatting by replacing "at" with "on" and adding an on-hover timestamp.

This was a temporary bug that has been resolved. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

User has been unbanned on appeal. Username changed.

Updated: 27/03/2024: Many improvements to sorting options. This will now filter by "Date Published" by default or whatever you have changed you settings to in Site Preferences. You can now report User Profiles for violating the Terms of Service. The Donate button will now display a modal popup when donating to a user via PayPal, to let you know how the system works. 20/03/2024: The game filtering dropdown for Mods, Collections and Media has been implemented. The game order in the dropdown is in descending order of number of mods/media per game. Fixed a bug with the 'Media' section that's causing videos not to display. 13/03/2024: The page has been redesigned to show more content, especially on the Mods, Collections and Media tabs. All profile details and "user actions" (track, message, etc) are now at the top of the page. Below is some of the feedback we have received and our responses to those concerns. We hope the new user profile design improves these things for you. Avatar size being stretched from 100x100 to 180x180, due to this they're super blurry. We've reduced the size to 100x100 for now. Specific dates are preferred on mod tiles (e.g. 29/01/2024) We've changed the 'Uploaded' date to be more specific. The 'Last Updated' date still displays as "2 Days Ago" as we think that's easier to read. Some mod tiles have lots of empty space between the Mod name and the details. Category, author name, etc is bound to the bottom of the mod card instead of the top, which is how it was done before and is done on most sites. Mod tile content is now bound to the top of the tile, reducing empty space. Usernames on mod tiles are upper case, but they should be case sensitive. We've fixed this. Mods are too big now and instead of showing 5 mod tiles per line we're down to 3 tiles per line. Mod tiles are now smaller and we're showing 4 per row. The authors column takes up too much space (which could be used to display more mods, collections or media) and shouldn't scroll down with content. The authors column has been removed and any content it contained is now in the header/top part of the page. Longer usernames are being pushed onto two lines. This is no longer a problem with the updated design. Page "doesn't scale well" to various "extreme" ends of display resolution. Either too much content is removed for scaling or too much "negative space" left on high res displays. The new page design addresses this and more content is now show on larger displays. Additional changes: The page will no longer automatically scroll when changing tabs 11/03/2024: Mod Tile summaries will no longer incorrectly display HTML from mod page descriptions. '"Last Active" and "Activity" sections will now respect your user settings. These settings can be found here. All staff and moderator roles should now display on User Profiles, ensuring there is no confusion as to who is Nexus Mods staff and who is not. Collections success ratings are no longer cut-off. 07/03/2024: Profile URLs now use Username rather than userID to help with search engine discoverability. E.g. https://next.nexusmods.com/profile/JustThatKing/about-me instead of https://next.nexusmods.com/users/3194960 We improved the page data for search results/social links Fixed the problem with iOS/Safari, where mods didn't display properly Improved 'Last Active' formatting by replacing "at" with "on" and adding an on-hover timestamp. Upcoming Changes: We have committed to making changes to account for many pieces of feedback that have been put forward in this thread. Here is a taster of what is still to come: Mod Tile status indicators (Downloaded, Update Available, etc) will be returning Images moved to the Supporter Image share aren't updating correctly in the Media tab. This will be fixed. We will be updating the on-hover timestamp tooltips to display date and time, with the same design implementation. Improve the display of mod tile images where the image doesn't fit the space well, without stretching smaller images. Ensure that deleted/hidden/removed content does not display in the 'Activity Feed'. The revamped Activity Feed will be returning. It will/will not be shown based on your existing preferences. UI changes to display more content on the content tabs. We will be reducing the size of the avatar, sidebar and banner as part of this change. Last remaining bits of HTML in "Mod Tile" sections will be automatically removed. Many of the removed sorting options will be returning. In addition to this, the default sort for Mods and Media will be reverted to "Recently Added", however this will respect any changed user preferences you have made. Fixing a bug with the 'Media' section that's causing videos not to display. As we have said before, the game dropdown filter will be returning. The report button will be returning, with the ability to report Profiles for rule breaking avatars or "About Me" sections. Any previously "Upcoming" changes that have been deployed to the beta will be marked as changed.