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In response to post #25797899. #25797934 is also a reply to the same post. I doubt that would have gone to all that effort creating pre-war assets just for a teaser trailer. They're almost certainly used in the game somewhere, as they could have made just a good a trailer without them.

In response to post #24589844. #24590684, #24590844, #24590894 are all replies on the same post. What cancelled DLC?

In response to post #24590949. I think with regards to testing and quality, I think mod reviews from people like Brodual and Gopher are going to become much more important. I always head over to YouTube to watch a few reviews on a game before spending any money on it, and I can imagine many people will want to do the same regarding paid mods.

Now that Valve is taking modding seriously and has a profit to be made from it, I doubt it will be long before the functionality of the Workshop exceeds that of the Nexus. While the Workshop is currently an under-featured mess that I prefer to avoid, I assume that it already 1-ups the Nexus (non-premium at least) in terms of download speeds, with them big servers and all. Let's face it, with the amount resources Valve have they could probably build a website more functional than this one in less than a fortnight. Not saying they will though, as Valve aren't exactly well known for "swift" development, but I wouldn't be surprised if a massive update to the workshop will release alongside Fallout 4. If this does happen, then the only thing left the Nexus will have going for is the community. I hope the folks behind the Nexus continue to embrace the modding community and promote the collaboration between modders, so that the Nexus can remain the No. 1 site for video game modding. That being said, while comment moderation is definitely important for maintaining a positive atmosphere, I strongly believe that banning people for minor offences like making sarcastic remarks or God forbid having 2 separate accounts definitely does not do good for the community, and is one of the main factors that promotes the negative image of the Nexus. We need to be encouraging people to use the Nexus, not deter them from it, and banning great modders like ThirteenOranges and Trainwiz (the latter finally being reinstated after over two years) certainly doesn't promote an inviting image. When I see cases like these it honestly makes me fearful to comment on the Nexus, in case what I said is misinterpreted as "offensive", and I know many users refrain from commenting ever, for this very reason. No one wants to live in country where you can be persecuted for stating your opinion, and the same pretty much goes for using websites. Sure, censor (aka delete) non-constructive comments if you must, but it is my opinion that no one should ever be banned for politely stating their opinion, even if their opinion is "I can't believe this mod is in the Hot Files". Anyway, that's just my -2--c-e-n-t-s- *I'm not paying to write a comment now too* on where I think the Nexus needs to improve to better it's odds of survival against the army of GabeN. Long live the Nexus!

Just curious, what would have happened if you tried to download one of these virus files through NMM?