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Can you download mods manually?

And here I always thought a censor was something you burned incense in. :)

That is what the libs would like you to think the world really is. Hollywood is helping them forward those views. I vehemently disagree with most of what the dems are running on of late. They have moved so far to the left, I am waiting for them to fall off the edge.

Wonder how hard it would be to add a quantity slider to the interface..... making sure you have enough items/gems for what you have in mind......

Because its FUN! :D I love to debate. Or, maybe, I just love to argue........ We could argue that point? :D

I think they sold off that portion of the business to someone else. We can't order new black, or gold drives any more. The ones you are finding are likely drives folks had in stock. According to theory, this all happen a year or so ago...... and my boss was talking about it, looking for alternative solutions to server storage drives. Imagine my surprise when I discovered WD also owned HGST. Some of the worst drives I have ever encountered. Right down there with Hitachi, and Toshiba. :D

My guess would be the mod that loads last would win.... Depending on just how the changes are accomplished. If it is a configurable in-game menu type of thing, I would expect that regardless of load order, it would work as intended.

No, that's what you're (mis-)interpreting the site admin's decision as. The slogan "gay pride" is intended to make a minority, who can be quite objectively described as oppressed and discriminated against, feel happier about themselves. The slogan "heterosexual pride" (or "straight pride") is intended to reinforce the prejudices of those members of the majority who actively discriminate against the afore-mentioned minority, and to make those in the minority unhappy, and afraid. There is no equivalency. That is your interpretation of what it means. Does that make it mine too? Nope. Sure doesn't. It makes it YOUR interpretation. That's it. (along with a fair few on the left that want to give just about any minority more rights than anyone else.) Nope. If Gays, can have pride, Blacks can have pride, Trans can have pride, why can't heterosexuals have pride? We aren't taking anything away from anyone else. This is simply a case of reverse discrimination. The minority screaming loud enough, they get their way. All you have to do is attach some buzzword to your argument, racist, bigoted, anti-whatever, whatever-phobe, and it instantly becomes a rallying cry for the left. Society is truly going downhill, at an ever-increasing rate. All in the name of 'fairness' and 'equitable', which it is neither.

The only time I concern myself with cooling for drives, is in servers, where the drives are packed tight, and there are a lot of them. Never used them in gaming machines, or machines built for customers. (aside from the servers....) Most cases have enough airflow, that the drives overheating just isn't an issue. I only have on case fan in mine, and have not had a drive fail. I still have 80gb IDE drives that were still working fine, when they were replaced......:)

I am collaborating with 'Viciousceph' To add my vehicles to his ' Driveable vanilla cars redux' Mod. Considering I have already made THE dealership, this may not be too far dis-similar to what you may experience if you had both of our mods installed :cool: -Edge Finding one in the Corvega Plant would be fun. :D Agreed, However this vehicle does not belong inside the Corvega plant of Lexington. I will place a 'Driveable' version (On the premise that our mods do collaborate) somewhere imaginative... Like the players driveway at their prewar home in Sanctuary hills. I am making seperate models for 'Driveable' Versions - We need 4 pumped up tyres for a start! -Edge Hence the need for some 'repair'. :) It's been 200 and some change years...... In reality, the tires would be trash, and unusable, and it would likely need refueled as well. Besides, Codsworth whines about polishing rust, so, having a perfect condition car parked there would kinda contradict that. :D Thus, stashing it in some sheltered location, far away from prying eyes, and salvage-minded folks..... I think would be the likeliest way of finding one that was fixable. (don't wanna make it TOO easy......) But, you are the author, follow your own visions. THAT is what it's all about after all. :D

BoS: Only concerned about themselves, and gathering tech, so that 'others' won't 'abuse' it. They are not helping the people of the commonwealth. Institute: Only concerned about themselves, and have no interest at all in the people 'on the surface'. They use them as pawns, and subjects for their experiments. They are not helping the people of the commonwealth. Even if you take over, their attitudes aren't going to change overnight. It will take generations to get them all on the same page of helping the people on the surface. Railroad: "Help" synths by essentially killing them, and giving them new identities. So far as I am concerned, if you can simply reprogram something, it doesn't qualify as 'a person'. Minutemen: These guys actually want to help the people of the commonwealth. Setting up settlements, clearing out bad guys, defending the folks that can't defend themselves. They may not have a clue about setting up a government, but, that isn't their primary aim.

Dr. Li isn't nearly as old as Kellogg. It's only been a decade or so since the events in Fallout 3.

I am collaborating with 'Viciousceph' To add my vehicles to his ' Driveable vanilla cars redux' Mod. Considering I have already made THE dealership, this may not be too far dis-similar to what you may experience if you had both of our mods installed :cool: -Edge Finding one in the Corvega Plant would be fun. :D

The pre-war cars look GREAT! It would be fun to find one stashed in an old dealership, that was actually repairable/driveable. :D

Look in windows event viewer, and see if anything interesting shows up.

We use Macrium Reflect at work. (the paid for version.) There is also a 'free' version, for the casual user, that still has all the features, and it works perfectly. I used it when I built my machine, since the windows 10 installer couldn't be bothered to see my NVME drive...... and it was just easier to do a quick install on a mechanical drive, clone that to the NVME, and then do the rest of the updates/setup. (not the first time I have had to do that either......) You can shuffle partition sizes, and the whole nine yards when doing a clone. It will also capture an image of your drive, such that if the drive fails, stick in a new one, boot from the Macrium recovery USB drive, re-image the drive, and down the road you go. With NVME/SSD drives, it goes QUICK. (a full win 10 install, without any user data, takes about 4 minutes.......) Nope. Don't defrag SSD drives. It's own firmware takes care of that issue. I've also read that you should configure your computer to NOT shut down the drives to 'save power'..... but, we stopped worrying about that a while back. It just seems unnecessary. Drives have gotten a LOT smarter.... My personal machine is set to never go to sleep in any event. (it does turn the monitor off eventually. :) ) My electric bill sucks, so, when I am not going to be at my computer for several hours, I'll shut it down. (sleeping, or going to work, or leaving town for any appreciable length of time....)

What kind of hardware are you running the game on? I just bumped UGridsToLoad to 9, and it became a non-issue.

Basically, what they are telling us is, you cannot be proud of being what society considers "normal", or, being part of the majority. You can only be proud of being different, or a minority. Otherwise, you are a bigot, or racist, or homophobic, or some other adjective with negative connotations.

The first two appear to be perfectly safe, no major reported issues. I actually use Faster Workshop, and it works perfectly, no issues at all.

OK, you said you went ALL SSD, so, what do you backup your system to? Physical Drives? Because I'd really like to make the switch myself, but I'm worried about Data loss from a power surge or just the power going off and coming back on quickly, because I live in a place where T-storms are a major problem in the Summer. Lightning his so close once, that my old CRT TV now has a green splotch on it, and the built in Deguassing Coil was fried, along with my UPS being blown, and subsequently the USB bus of my Motherboard, so naturally I'm worried that I could suffer some sever data loss with something like that happens again.| Do I invest in a physical external drive I can Image all my SSD drives to or? My NAS uses mechanical drives. That, and I have three SSDs in my system. NVME for the O/S, 500gb ssd for games and such, and a 250gb SSD that used to be my O/S drive. The only things I have that I am really concerned about not losing, is pretty much the mods I have downloaded. (all on the NAS) I am retired, don't need my resume any more, and most of my important docs are stored in some variety of 'cloud' storage. Be it in my 'sent' items in my email, or various sites I need to log into. SSD technology has come a LONG way since they first came out. It's gotten to the point that the halfway decent drives are actually MORE reliable than their mechanical cousins. And with Western Digital being bought out, and the disappearance of their higher quality drives (black, and gold) SSD's are a much better investment as far as reliability is concerned. Where I work, we don't even stock mechanical drives any more. We keep a selection of Crucial SSDs on the shelf, and if we need to replace an HDD, they get an SSD. I have yet to see one of them fail..... (and I have been there for more than 5 years now.....) I think the only advantage that mechanical drives have at this point is, if they DO fail, it is still possible to recover data from them. (depending on the type of failure, a head crash still pretty much assures the data is history......) Just not an inexpensive proposition. (the companies we deal with for data recovery from a failed drive, that we can't do with just software, START at around 700 bucks......) As for power surges taking out drives....... I haven't seen one yet. System boards, power supplies, ethernet ports, yeah. They get smoked fairly regularly. :) In a couple REALLY nasty cases, I've seen the circuit boards on HDDs get burnt, but, that is extremely rare, and those systems were just plugged directly into the wall, no UPS, or Surge Suppressor at all. According to theory, a UPS should isolate your computer, (and anything else plugged into it) from whatever commercial power is doing. So a surge *shouldn't* be able to make it to your machine, at least, not via the power cord.......

I had to rebuild my machine recently. Went with an i7-9700KF, Asus ROG Strix system board, and a 500 gb NVME boot drive. It is now less than 30 seconds from pushing the power button, to windows being ready to go. :) I LIKE it.

Sony only allows .esp, or .esm files, no additional assets, so, likely it simply isn't possible on PS/4.

I was hoping it would be easy, but, no such luck..... Disable your mods that require the script extender, fire up the game without it, start a new game, and see if it behaves any different.

Is it the monitor shutting down, or the video driver crashing?

I thought I saw some power armor displays that would snap?? Was I hallucinating?