AaronOfMpls

This one I immediately thought "but not for loooo-ong!"

I suspect misogynist men in general fear being treated the way they treat women.

He really wouldn't want to see what I get up to in Second Life or Conan Exiles, then. Though since I have zero reason to share it with him, he can go mind his own business elsewhere.

Indeed -- that part of the Bible is Old Testament Jewish law that early Christians stopped following as their religion diverged from Judaism. If you insist it still applies, then look at what else is also prohibited, like wearing mixed fabrics. More relevant is some New Testament stuff -- though even that is things like Paul's opinion, and not something Jesus said.

Well it's still really simple in a graphical file manager. Drag them all where I want them, then right-drag the few back > "Link here".

Yup, I do much the same. Being on Linux, I actually move all of my saves into year-numbered subfolders, then symlink the more recent ones for each character back into the main save folder. And occasionally clean out some of the older symlinks so the game's load and save dialogs don't take too long to load.

Indeed, IlComico always seemed at least a little off the deep end to me. Even when he(?) made reasonable points, he'd assume the worst motives too quickly. Plus he often wrote like a cryptic prophet, making it hard to follow him far enough to meet him halfway. I figure if you've got a point to make, then make it -- don't bury it in riddles like it's the Book of Revelation.

Yah, I've been using the Unofficial Patches almost since the beginning. Between mod dependencies and definite bugfixes, I find them far too useful to not have. But I also understand some disagreements with them too. Some changes are very much judgement calls of "Is this a bug or oversight, or was it meant to be this way?" that reasonable people can disagree over.* I wouldn't be surprised if on some bug fixes, reasonable people can disagree over whether the implementation was right. And though I'm running a current version of SE with no plans to downgrade, I do wish they'd kept a "last old version, unsupported" of the SE patch visible for downgraders -- though I can also understand why they don't. * Like NPCs whose stats don't match their gear and abilities. Many of them are genuine oversights where the devs never got around to setting them properly. But some are likely deliberate, given the NPC's characterization and backstory. And some could be reasonably argued either way.

Yup, it's against the Nexus rules to post such mods here, unless the game company specifically allows their assets to be ported like that. (e.g., CD Projekt Red allows it for the Witcher games.)

Belated welcome! I don't have Cyberpunk 2077 myself, or I'd give you a more direct answer. But maybe someone in the Cyberpunk 2077 forums here will know. Go to Game Communities (at the top of any forum page on desktop 🖥, or in the ≡ menu > Browse on mobile ), and hit Join Community next to Cyberpunk 2077.

Hello and belated welcome!

This should probably go in Site Support somewhere. Also, what web browser(s) are you using, and does it have any addons that might be interfering?

It's not one I'm familiar with. Why not mod it yourself, and upload a mod or two here? The upload form has an option to specify a game that's not on the Nexus yet. (Also, your post would be a lot easier to read with some punctuation in it.)

@bjjones Also, if you're looking for the Skyrim forums here, they're under Game Communities, either at the top of any forum page (on desktop 🖥) or in the ≡ menu > Browse (on mobile ). Hit Join Community next to Skyrim and any game forums you want to post in.

Yup, I'd start with the Unofficial Skyrim SE Patch (since that's pretty much just bug fixes), and maybe SkyUI, and play through otherwise unmodded for a while, to get familiar with the game. Gradually add mods that interest you, or that improve some game shortcomings you've actually experienced.