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Sadly, no facebook or instagram for me. However, thank you for the contest and congratulations to that lucky winner.

In response to post #43440950. Do you see any of the mods you downloaded when you view your mods folder? I'd find out where they are being downloaded to first. Then ensure the specific settings for your game (the fourth tab in the Settings window) are all correct. Hope that helps even a little and you figure out where the wires got crossed.

Read ~5100 words today. fist_bump_baby_meme.jpg I know it seems truly important to everyone in the modding community but the note on which you finish - the certainty that Bethesda will eventually get their s#*! in order - I contrarily do not see that occurring even eventually. I'm sure there are people that work there that see the problem and want to correct it dearly. But I can almost guarantee that they do not have that same mentality your team does. They will not hire a team of moderators. The tedious DMCAs will probably be par for the course as this goes along rather than self policing. Plus as you yourself noted, rightly so, they still need to make the site worthwhile. All that being said, I have no issue with being wrong about that. I hope I am. I'd love for someone to be able to say in the future to me, "I told you Beth would do it right, you pessimistic bastard". I simply don't share that same level of optimism. Finally, thank you for adding those additional uploading checkboxes. It's a nice touch. Anything that makes things more cut and dry is to my liking. Now go get some rest.

As I was viewing that first mockup I started to get worried because I can't read latin... What a relief the second one brought. Amirite!?... I'll see myself out. In all seriousness, looks incredible. Good luck on making it reality. :)

In response to post #31669955. #31673880 is also a reply to the same post. I just think that if they wanted to prevent modding they'd have taken a better step to do it. Quite possibly a wrong assumption and you may be correct. Again just a different look at the same issue. Or... tinfoil hats on. A push to use third party tools that circumvent the launcher! *dramatic music cue* Also many thanks for updating NMM Fabio.

In response to post #31569145. Yes. Please for the sake of avoiding unnecessary paranoia and drudgery through the files of items we've downloaded over this weekend. If this is applicable.

In response to post #31566170. #31566375, #31567315, #31569360, #31569445 are all replies on the same post. Make certain you know the email account you're sending your password reset to beforehand if you're unsure beforehand. Then simply sign out and when you go to log back in there will be a link for forgetting your password in the log in window. [edit] Nevermind you got it XD

Thanks for keeping us in the loop. And I wish you and your team much luck in figuring out the extent and fix quickly if indeed a breech has occurred.

In response to post #23836199. #23839154, #23845829, #23853369, #23858174, #23858619, #23868714, #23869794, #23870749, #23874494, #23889664, #23897239, #23907889, #23916764, #23947279, #23954734, #23963714, #23965734, #23966599, #23968049, #23982619, #23991979, #23996044, #23996969, #24003409, #24065404 are all replies on the same post. An assumption for an assumption? I believe what you are basically trying to state is the following: Introducing money into a hobby is intrinsically corrupting to the hobby and the hobbyist. If this is your deduction then I strongly advise you to reconsider your position. There is far too much gray area in that statement to wholly believe it. There are so many unique circumstances that you and I cannot begin to fathom spurring on their creative works. It may be money. It may be prestige. It may be love. It may be to learn. It might just be a lark. I think you're precluding your ability to see any other motivation than personal betterment as misguided. When in fact any one of those reasons can result in another person's gaming experience becoming enriched. If I am misconstruing or otherwise projecting, please correct me. My personal concerns IF modding were to become monetized: Permissions. Copyright. Content Sharing. Creator/Consumer Interaction/Responsibility. Stability. Patching. Refunding. DRM.

In response to post #23660344. #23661704 is also a reply to the same post. @DragonOpzZ: Irony? I may be possibly misunderstanding his point, so forgive the following if that's the case. I believe he is trying to say that technical modifications may get lost in the shuffle. Items that are not necessarily providing content themselves but provide backend support to enable other features. Personally I think that if something such as SKSE were to become released and subsequently monetized. It would stand to reason that it would need a demo to showcase the work in action. Something tangible for consumers but also generating a working example to hopefully foster support from other modders that would then build around it.

I cannot follow sadly. They are colored so thoroughly vile in Skyrim that it is hard for me to see any other side of the spectrum. Their society has become an insular echo chamber for misguided hateful ideas that beget destruction. And that's the tricky part for me as every faction seems to fall into that category in vacillating shades. It just so happens that I find the haughty misanthropic Thalmor the least appealing of the group. Their dictum reminds me of the batarian hegemony in Mass Effect now that I think about it.

How convenient as I look at the release date. Bookmarking the link. I had no idea development was still going on. Thank you for answering all these tangents luthienanarion. Back to reading. Have a good week. :)

I always assumed they were microfiche or microfilm readers. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microform Back in my day... *tokes corn cob pipe*

The official wiki does not mention that it can accept formlists as an argument. Overridden/extended by NVSE? My apologies for the presumption before. And yes I am interested. Downloading your plugin now. Just to be clear, I can create a list dynamically taking into account all the mods I have loaded during run time - in turn, I can then use that list for comparison testing using your plugin? I hope that question is as clear as I think it sounds :laugh:

My recommendation then is do what I do when I go into a house where the breaker board doesn't have a diagram. What does turning this one off do? Start disabling them and playing to see changes in performance. :happy: I'd start with the heavier asset mods such as vurts. Absolutely. Experiment and work on it until you grow bored or figure it out. I won't dissuade you there. I preface with I don't know how much overhead a script that runs constantly could create but I know it is utterly possible to make a sluggish script that runs all the time :tongue: So scripts that must run all the time is what I was referring to. When I look over your listing I don't really see anything that jumps at me with that regard. Back to the first point. Toggle, test and hope for the best. Hopefully you'll get it nailed down.