ObiJohnKenobi

In response to post #12410945. I, for one, am looking forward to the release of the Elder Scrolls Online in three weeks. Now the NDA has been lifted, it's OK to reveal I've been a Closed Beta tester for nine months. Each Beta build has improved immensely, for solo, small and large groups, and massively multiplayer. Die hard MMO fans who haven't experienced the game over time may not have a full picture of PvP (actually AvA, Alliance vs. Alliance). In actuality, although ESO is massively multiplayer, it is an MMORPG rather than the often cloned MMOs. With the release of the ESO API, ZeniMax Online Services has again embraced the long-standing Bethesda and ZeniMax support for all Elder Scrolls games. I'm happy to see Nexus embrace ESO Mods especially with NMM support for both Nexus and other MOD sites! My ESO Digital Imperial Edition is already purchased and registered in my ZOS account. I even had the opportunity to try out an Imperial Templar character in the last Beta session. Thanks, Nexus! See you soon in Tamriel! ObiJohnKenobi, a/k/a: Auldjohn, Master Sage, The Elder Sages Guild (TESG), an ESO Guild.

Robin, Very interesting and forthright post. Nexus is the preferred site for Skyrim MODs, in addition to the Steam Workshop. IMO, Source Forge is a great base for your Open Source posts. I haven't coded in years (a retired IT Pro, but mostly in project management for infrastructure to Fortune 1000, public utilities, and healthcare). I am still a very active beta tester for PC and Android platforms, and a long-time avid PC gamer. If you could use some volunteer project management effort, I could offer some "sweat equity". My fixed income hasn't allowed me to become a Premium member. I am also active in game Guilds, and am an Officer, Administrator, and Moderator in two of them. Meanwhile, I'll continue to offer detailed feedback on NMM beta versions and peer support on the Nexus Forums. My primary gaming interests are The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and Dragon Wars: Origins Ultimate Edition, as well as casual games on the PC, Wild Tangent, and Android. Thanks for your informative post. To me it was not TL:dr, but a great read.

Please restate prices in US$ for those of use who are monetary conversion ratio challenged. Thanks from the San Francisco Bay Area.

I can log in to Nexus Forums but cannot log in to Nexus Mods. I do not have an ad blocker and my privacy settings allow NMM and Nexus. Firewall permissions set for Skyrim on Steam, NMM, and SKSE which all work as configured. I reset my password and the new password works with Nexus Forums but not Nexus Mods. I also tried downloading the MOD update reported in NMM v4.1, but even using NMM I still cannot log in to Nexus MODs so the download is prohibited, reported as "not logged in".