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nevermind, it's screaming fast again! woohoo!

In response to post #10431944. #10432323, #10432548, #10432565, #10432655, #10433221 are all replies on the same post. well, i came back to update my post and see that someone else was kind enough to post without reading, thank you oh wise and wonderful leader. not only for noting the obvious but also for understanding exactly what i wrote. (not) i apologize to those that have replied to my post, restcoser excepted, for using larger words than you are used to and outlining issues that are evidently beyond your ability to comprehend.

In response to post #10432707. #10432806, #10432812 are all replies on the same post. LOL

In response to post #10432811. i'm assuming you have 7zip installed, heh. odd that it doesn't work that way. i changed over to mod organizer for this new install of skyrim but if i remember correctly (and sometimes i don't) you might be able to drag from windows explorer and just drop it into your categories tab. worth a shot anyway.

In response to post #10432839. #10432940, #10432942 are all replies on the same post. top left corner when you're in the categories tab there's a button that if you hover over it, there is a tool tip that shows you can hit it and then navigate to your download folder, select your downloaded mod and then import it. it will unpack it just like normal and then you can activate it.

In response to post #10432707. shhh, don't tell anyone, it's actually the 5th.

In response to post #10432351. #10432516 is also a reply to the same post. yup, as starfis says, that's the beauty of the new streamlined site. no longer are you bound to just the games that were set up purpose-like (which was a nice inclusive list of titles) but you have the opportunity to educate others on the games that you enjoy. i think d.o. outlined this in a post a few days ago, you should check it out, it explains the process in detail.

In response to post #10431944. #10432323, #10432548, #10432565 are all replies on the same post. thank you restcoser.

In response to post #10431944. #10432323, #10432548 are all replies on the same post. "Day 1 patches, fixes, cure for the slowness and NMM temporarily down" cure for the slowness? let's see, in body of message: "I’m browsing around the various games on the network without a care in the world, split-seconds of loading times between each click." um, no....still painfully slow. NMM temporarily down: i didn't say i was using NMM now did it? i said manual downloads and the issues i was having. i seem to remember them asking for input if anyone was having issues that weren't already covered. no where did i ask for someone to leave a lame comment. i asked for direction if i was in the wrong area. of course there is the possibility that your reply was simply one born of the fact that You obviously didn't read the body of my post...

In response to post #10431757. not to discount your message in general, but just a friendly note about the part "they basically doing everything for free" isn't in all actuality true. while it may seem that way, there is quite a bit of money being made by robin. at least that was what was said in an article i read not too long ago. i cannot remember where i saw it but you could probably google something. that being said, i completely agree with you. by and large most of the users are getting a quality service for free, as well as getting extremely well made mods for free. so when a site, any site, let alone one with the content like this one, makes a change of this magnitude there are going to be wrinkles and bugs and things that happen that are not always anticipated and beyond anyone's control. when one is not paying for something like this they should have the courtesy to let the people do their work ironing things out w/o being whiny little b****es because they have to wait a few days to continue to leech off of other people's hard work. (so sayeth a leech)

2 hours later and i'm more than happy to report that i too am "browsing around the various games on the network without a care in the world, split-seconds of loading times between each click." also downloading manually w/o issue. so as of now this post is no longer applicable, at least in my case. i will no longer be monitoring it for replies...especially those from the peanut gallery. navigation has been extremely slow, as in just over a minute to load a page. last night it perked up a little bit but this morning it's back to a crawl. sometimes when trying to download manually just after bringing up the server list i click on my choice and get sent to a page that has nothing on it but the address starts with 'fs3.", page being completely white. other times instead of the server list i get a smaller red box letting me know that an error has occurred. and finally, at least half of my manual downloads don't fully download, it says completed but nothing will open it and a check of the filesize shows a discrepancy. i've checked it from my side by downloading random from filehippo, sourceforge and download.com and everything works just fine. most recent problem was with "Real Ice ALL-IN-ONE Installer by morpheas768-5388-V3". it downloaded 20 of 23 mb and claimed finished. a second try netted a complete download. apologies if this is the wrong place for this, if you'll be so kind as to point me to the right place i'll put it over there. thanks and good luck with sorting out the issues, i look forward to the excellent seamless site i discovered just a short time ago that introduced me to the world of modding TESV.

aaaannnnd, no more support. cool. *uninstalled*

hi yogo, i was looking forward to trying out your dungeon but every time (4x's with me trying something different each time) it starts to load i get a error window saying that skyrim has stopped working. is there something i can do to find out what is making it crash?