mukkaar

Hey It would be really nice to see dedicated section in mod download pages for patches, also some kind of framework so mod creators can to tag patch to some specific mods and version(s) it's intended for. Also it would be awesome if this functionality was extended so mod managers can take advantage of this and easily check if mods you have enabled have patch available. Patches are so easy to miss, and having them built into Fmod installers makes it even easier to miss. This is one of my pet peeves in modding, having this capability would make modding much more straightforward. There's so many features you could add if you could tag patches to mod files. In same concept, it would be nice if mod authors could tag mods as compatible or incompatible with mods. It would make things just easier if there was standard way to handle these routine things. Atm, patches are treated just as another file. -mukkaar

Hey, I feel like we all can agree that aside from going trough your whole load order to isolate that one mod. Patches are maybe one of the most pain in the ass things to look for. My idea is that you could tag file as patch and for what mod(s) it's for. Also the version of mod patch was made for. Nexus already has the "Requirements" drop down menu on mod pages, it would nice if we also had separate one for patches. For example menu could be like: "Patches" -> "VIS-G" or "Armorsmith Extended" -> "patch name". And just like existing drop down menus has columns "Mod name" and "Notes", you could also add "mod version" column to show what mod version patch was made for. I hope something like this gets implemented because I feel like looking for patches is quite pain in the ass. This way you could easily find patches and find correct version.

I have been waiting for this for years!! :D