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Sounds like you were using an older version of Fallout 4 and Steam updated it when you removed Oblivion. Check the version number of your game and make sure your mods match up, particularly F4SE if you use it. If that's okay, just try redeploying in Vortex in case something else messed around with it.

Care to give an example?

If a significant number of people are debating whether a character is of legal age...assume they aren't.

What you need to do is create folders in the staging folder called "Bodyslide output 1" and "Bodyslide output 2". Then in Bodyslide you make the folders the output folder for the generated data instead of the game's data folder. Then you have to either run bodyslide again for your first profile and put all the output in the first folder (or move it there if you've already generated it and don't want to do it again). Then switch to your second profile and run bodyslide to put all the output in the second folder. When you start Vortex it should recognize the two new folders and have created mods for them. Then just install the first to your first profile and the second to your second profile. You might need to clean up the actual data folder to remove any output previously generated.

Yes, but you need to make Bodyslide output to the staging folder and install that output as a new mod.

Any one of the authors of those mods could have submitted them with a request for a Dragons Dogma Online game section. If they chose to submit them to a different game section, then a new game section won't be created.

Hey, if someone wants to mod out half the game they are allowed to.

It produced more broken extensions than working ones and was a big problem for users.

Batch delete uses the same functions as every other windows program. Ctrl or Alt and left-clicking the mods you want to select.

Oh God. Twenty minutes in the future was nearly thirty years in the past.

It's probably not supported.

If I'm recalling correctly your settings are stored in a backup file and then copied into the two INI files every time you switch to the profile. So, if you edit the INIs, then switch profiles and edit the INIs again, it should preserve your edits as you switch back and forth in the future.

Nothing on my end.

If it's being misused by either party it can be reported to moderators, but on the whole it is better to leave control with the authors. If those MHW mods are for cheating online they break the site's Terms of Service anyway.

Most common cause of this is SKSE (or another mod that gets installed to the base game directory instead of the data directory). You can try reinstalling it, at which point Vortex should tell you whether or not there's a conflict that needs to be resolved. Otherwise manually installing SKSE instead of letting Vortex do it usually fixes the issue, but shouldn't really be necessary.