marstinson

Been using NMM since I don't know how long ago and MO since it was initially released and have generally flip-flopped between them, depending upon what I needed to do. They are both awesome utilities, but were good at different things, so MO won out for Skyrim, but NMM won out for the rest of the supported games. I am definitely looking forward to seeing what comes out of all of this, but have no doubts that the new NMM is going to be one sweet utility when all is said and done.

Welcome to the Nexus. Check your sanity at the door. Unclaimed goods are distributed to the needy at the end of the week.

@Zaldiir: thanks for answering. I figured it had something to do with ease of mod installation and, yeah, Bethesda uses the same system across games, so it makes sense. I'll keep my fingers crossed on NMM support for the rest. Peace!

I play eight of the ten games for which the Nexus has modding communities and yet the only ones currently supported by NMM (aside from World of Tanks, which is one of the two I don't play) are from Bethesda. Coincidence, conspiracy or oversight? Enquiring minds want to know.

No gripes from this quarter. I know you guys work your tushies off to keep this place in good order and this is one of those "sh*t happens" things. The only unhackable system is locked in the Titanic's safe. It's not terribly usable, but it's secure. Thanks for letting the users know about it.

I think I waited too long to endorse since I can't find a "thumbs up" button, but it's a very nice looking mod and works well. Kudos to the developers.