Octopuss

Ah good, I was getting confused. And it's indeed much better since yesterday.

I looked in the Skyrim section of the forums and there is no section related to that part of the site at all, just to the game itself. So I assume this IS the place to post about these problems after all.

a) You don't say which of the dozens of games we support here you're talking about. b) This kind of question belongs in the dedicated, game-specific troubleshooting forum for whichever one it is. I didn't know this mattered at all. I thought the entire Nexus is now basically one big server cluster rather than individual servers for each game. Thus, I posted in the general section. I only visit Skyrim section.

The entire site is HORRIBLY SLOW in last two days again. What's going on?

That makes little sense because you need to log in in order to post, don't you? Also, search is completely broken. It's impossible to search for user's posts and have the results sorted by date. I know for a fact he has tens of posts in last weeks, and yet on the first page I get results from 2012 or older.

Today is specially horrible. Opening ~300kB image on Nexus takes ten seconds on average. The site is pretty much unusable.

Also, what's up with someone's forum profile showing last activity few days ago when in fact he posted today? Looks like a bug to me.

Since threads about individual mods are created automatically by a bot, would it be possible to automatically add author's name to the title? I often only check authors' posts and don't pay that much attention to all the spam around, but it's a bit tough to remember tens of names, so being able to quickly refresh my memory by looking at the thread name would be really useful.

That's very unfortunate, but thank you for explaining anyway.

That doesn't answer my question at all.

Is it possible to switch from the annoying AM/PM time format somehow? Being european I find it fairly annoying. I was a bit surprised to see it here, considering the owner of Nexus is a brit :smile: In fact, I find the date format a bit weird too. So same question applies.