phuhque

Everyone might want to take a stroll over to haveibeenpwned.com and toss in an email address or two. Compromised accounts have been going on for years. Many companies aren't even willing to fess up to the breach. I congratulate NexusMods and their staff for being prompt with their forthcoming of this information. What everyone needs to remember. Make sure every password is unique to the a visited site. Always have AntiVirus, AntiMalware, and firewalls running.. It cannot be called paranoia, because they are out to get you.

Couple of things. First, Kace Auto Loot. It seems if you convert the mod to SkyrimSE, the chest does seem to work a bit. It would be nice if we could manually edit the ID's of what it collects, it could be easier since we don't have an MCM or SkyUI yet. Second, Levellers Tower has a couple of spells, Collector and Harvester. Seems to me some enterprising modder could modify these to be an enchantment that could be placed on a ring... These two options may not be perfect or fast, but they do work and both do a fairly good job for the time being.

It COULD be possible to port them over, and instead of using SkyUI, to use a .ini file to record what normally would be part of the UI controls. There are at least three. Kace Auto Loot, Auto Harvest 2, and Jaxonz Smart Looter. Auto Harvest 2 was my favorite, and although we would not be able to adjust things on the fly, an ini file could make it easier to add items to the list for what to collect and what to ignore.

@Rabbit. So you are saying it is the responsibility of the consumer to report malicious advertisers? Here I thought in order to place advertisements, they had to be screened and verified before hand. A smart way of thinking would be to consider the legal implications of would happen by Nexus allowing unverified ads to install malware or worse on a subscribers system and be held liable for the results

I have recently noticed a curb in results of various games where I search for something and get no results. Then when I do an internet search I find a link and it goes right to the mod I was looking for? I have noticed this on Witcher 3, Skyrim, and Fallout 4. A very easy reference would be to look for Caliente, or CBBE (or nearly every other adult mod and even more than a few non adult varities). I search for it within Nexus and it yields no results. Yet I look for using Google or even DuckDuckGo and I can find it there. So, why all the Censorship? Edit: Think I found the culprit. For some reason, I had blocked tags but I had never set any. I unblocked them and saved. Unblocked them and saved again. Then I started to see some of the mods. Still missing others though so will continue to identify what is occurring.

There are other mods that use a Holotape to get around lack of menu function. And they involve scripting too without requiring a creation kit...