vernvern

Wow - ugly, slow, and less functional all at once. Due, you say, to a lack of imagination about how to implement new features which I suspect, if polled, most users would in fact not want. Sounds like you are well on your way to becoming a modern game developer for any one of a number of consoles. Prior to this change I was considering a premium membership to make downloads less of a hassle - but now that I cannot get basic information about mods as quickly there is really no point. You do know that most people don't play FNV on phones and therefore don't need a narrow "blog strip" design?

I wonder if the people who run or maintain the site actually use it, because currently the tracking file feature is simply demented. I obviously want to know if my favorite/tracked files have updated, and why on earth would I care about any of the "full feed" garbage you show? I only want to know if file versions have been changed, not see 50 entries for how someone loaded and uploaded files or changed a description. But even if I then click the managed files link, you still don't show me the version number, just the file name? So I think you must not use the site for file tracking, because your current system is so user unfriendly as to be beyond belief. Please add an initial option that simply shows me the tracked file list along with the version number. Your "feed" information is frankly stupid. Nobody but support or the developer of the upload would ever want or need that. I can also see the argument for adding information about # of files or images available, or last update of any kind date, and that could also be done in-line with the filename and version number, rather than forcing me to read through 20 pages of garbage in the feed.

the combat tweaks mod does this

2 mod requests 1) The ability to transform low level potions/poultices into higher level ones. Ideally implemented as a skill in place of the combat tactics game engine modifier bioware laughably calls an in game skill. ex. level 1 : mix 3 lowest level potions into 1 higher lvl. lesser->average level 2 : mix 3 tier 2 potions into 1 higher lvl. average->greater level 3 : mix 3 greater potions into 1 potent level 4 : reduce cost to 2 potions not 3 for all skill levels 2) Remove radar from survival skill. The radar is totally inappropriate in a game where monster type and location are not randomized. It hurts replay value. Should be replaced by slightly higher resistance ratings or increased HP (nice option for mages who don't all need herbalism).