KyrilTheBreaker

Honestly just not comfortable doing this. Guess I'll just have to be stuck with vanilla for now. Thanks anyway. ^.^

So, I've been cruising around the Fallout 4 Nexus today, and I've been noticing something about the mods for it that didn't seem to be an issue for Fallout: NV. The issue in question being the fact that in order to get a good portion of the mods for FO4 to work, you have to add lines to an INI file, something which I personally have never had to do, with any mod ever. I'm a little apprehensive about getting and installing ANY FO4 mods because of this, as it seems like a recipe for my game not working ever again. So, my questions are as follows: Why in the hell do I have to add these lines myself? Why doesn't NMM or the MOD itself do it for me? Is it just laziness or are there actual coding problems that prevent people from fixing this? And most importantly, WHY is this even an issue for modders? Why did Bethesda suddenly f*#@ modders' ability to easily make changes? Are they suddenly butthurt over modders fixing the game for them? Anyway, thanks to anyone who takes the time to answer seriously and not just troll me. I'm actually genuinely concerned that I will shaft my game if I f*#@ with the INI files myself, that's really the only reason I'm even posting this. XD Any help/explanation will be appreciated~! :D

Soooo I just recently tried to get my copy of NV up to date, but when I tried to load up some of my mods, it once again tells me that my copy of NV still isn't up to date. Even though I grabbed the proper file to update with. Do I have to download each individual update? I just snagged the most current one, figuring it would have all the content in it already. I'd really like to be able to use ALL of the mods I downloaded, rather than only a handful. Any help would be awesome.