ADParker

It is a shame. I too don't know what happened, other than what T4gtr34um3r wrote in their removed mods. It was a rather extreme reaction to remove them, rather than simply abandoning them or something. But of course, without context, I can't say if that was a justified reaction or not. It can't see how it could be, seeing as it effectively punishes potential new users, and current users (assuming updates would have come out) who played no part, and are entirely innocent and ignorant of whatever went down. But, when it comes down to it, the mods are thers to do with as they please. It is a real loss for this community though.

No idea, I have has no hint of such a problem myself (IE, IE 64-bit, Opera.)

Voted along the fully merged lines. In general I prefer to have the entire mod or nothing. That is why I recently switched from Better Cities to Open Cities Reborn (The 'rebirth' of Open Better Cities sounds brilliant by the way) with that too being installed in its fullest version. And when/if I switch back I will undoubtedly do the same, rather than dealing with combinations of different mods and the conflicts and complications of patching it entails. Also as you (Ismelda) inferred; treating the mod as a whole allows for greater interaction between it's various parts. I well recall the issues and questions about adding quests, and how best to work that with the modularity meaning that having mods between cities, and even just IC districts would be a problem, as not every one would have both or all relevant modules! I think unification would really allow you to do more, and do it more freely. I perfectly understand why others prefer to have certain aspects (cities/districts) but not others. For instance one common reason I saw was people wanting this mod but preferring Leyawiin Reborn for that one city. But personally think that the 'sacrifice' of such mix-and-match possibility could be outweighed by the benefits of integration. If for instance, on the switch to Open Better Cities do miss a few Better City modules, but simply prefer to have just the one mod for the sake of smooth functionality etc. Heh: And yes it would make the installations simpler. Those additions just added to the BAIN wizard involved a lot more coding! (Yes Ismelda I am Vargr over at the Bethesda Softworks Forums. ;) )