TheVampireDante

They know they won't last long, idea's just to be as big a hateful disruption as possible before someone kicks their account in the head. Then of course they go back to whatever hellhole rock they normally hide under to complain about being treated unfairly or that thay've been ganged up on by the staff here. Pathetic really but pretty standard by all accounts, the behaviour's nothing new.

We see morons like that now and then. They don't get to hang around too long after they've made a noise and get noticed.

Arkham Asylum/City. You needed to access areas that was only reachable by gliding to progress the story (Batcave in Asylum/A certain vent in City) and of course you couldn't reach them if you couldn't do that. They also did something with the grapple gun, it'd detach or not fire randomly. Was pretty funny watching people screaming over these "bugs" when the games came out.

It includes information about the mods you have installed (or components of them, like new items, functions, etc), if you change/update your mods then that file can run into conflicts over the diffrences and needs to be removed so a new version with the correct info can propagate.

Funny you mention that one: -and (somehow) I still have the cassette version of "The Day Of The Triffids" audiobook as well.

Lately it's been this bunch: Cyberpunk 2077 The Long Dark Return To Moria Ruiner Conan Exiles

Platoon (1986). https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091763/ Hadn't seen it in a while, so thought I'd thrown it on.

Giving this one another read:

A lot. Biggest reason for piracy bans with that game? The images the pirates post themselves showing they've triggered some anti-piracy measure. They're telling on themselves and sometimes it's just to post "Why does my car look like this? It's missing parts and painted weird!" Or "Why's my hud screwed up?"

If you downloaded it from here, then it will be somewhere in your download history. https://www.nexusmods.com/users/downloadhistory/9039692/

They can enter each others planes, but are subject to the will of that areas "owner" - and such an intrusion would be noticed anyway, so trying some ploy to sneak in wouldn't work. (Example, look at Mora appearing as soon as you enter Apocrypha). I would guess at them being able to pre-emptively exclude each other as well if they wished to. So, if Mehrunes Dagon stepped over into Boethiah's realm, Boethiah could just say "Not happening" and remove him. The same in reverse, Dagon could throw Boethiah from his own realm. As for their powers, same deal - they'd be able to use whatever the "host" allowed and nothing more.

I believe the author of that mod took it down themselves for some reason - and they haven't been online here since 2017. As for other mods, could be the same - the authors removed them, some might have met with staff removals, but without specific examples I can't be sure. Lot of authors disagreed with a policy change to uploaded files made a while back, and where given a window to remove their content from the site if they wished to avoid the change, and a few did. Also could be they no longer wished to (or couldn't) maintain the mods and felt removing them was their best option. Unless someone states why they've removed their content, it's anyone's guess - which can be troublesome due to people's tendancy to follow rumors which usually ends up being wrong anyway.

Steam is known to completely ignore that setting a lot of the time, it's caught a lot of people out before.

Fallout 4 was recently patched and the script extender hasn't been updated to match the new game version yet, which is why it isn't working. You'll either have to wait for it to update (no time estimates have been given on this yet) or "roll-back" your game version to a previous one. There's a few guides and files available on-site to help with that if you choose to try it.

Did you scroll the tabs all the way along? Options for that would be under "body scale" near the end.

We allow anything that can modded. If the game doesn't exist in the listings yet then during the file Upload process you can specify a new game, which will have to be approved before it appears publically.

Those are the LOD textures, they're just not unloading before you get to that area. Your game's just struggling to replace them with the "up close" version for some reason.

That right there, would be your main problem. It wouldn't be legal to use it as a distributed item without the permission of the copyright holder. You'd have to get them to agree to the use first - and be able to prove it. You could do it yourself - for yourself - if you learned how, but uploading it to share would cause you (or whomever did it) a lot of issues (and Nexusmods would not host such a file).

Not every game we have mods for on site is available in the Vortex manager (each game needs an extension written for them). The list of supported games can be found on this page: https://www.nexusmods.com/about/vortex/? (Scroll down a bit, middle option). If the game you're looking for is not on that list then the manager cannot be used for it.

https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage2 https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonageinquisition

It's here: https://users.nexusmods.com/account/profile

Pesonally speaking I never seen the point in it. I know it was never intended to be some sort of competition, but it was also obvious that is exactly what a lot of people would treat it like rather than the passive take it was meant to have - and despite the fact we disallow begging for votes. I'd rather it was done away with to be honest.

You keep posting variations on this topic, I'm going to officially request you stop now. Find one of your previous versions of this if you want to add something new, but spamming the subject over and over is not the way to go about things.