Locking comments on mods

[LaurenceJames]

I have discovered a game breaking bug on a Skyrim SE Mod whilst running Skyrim AE.

Specifically "Immersive Citizens" which can cause Merchants to lose the option to buy and sell.

I wanted to add a post to the specific mods nexus page but unfortunately comments are now locked.

 

Regardless of wether a mod is being supported by the author, every nexus mod page should have a bug report page and/or an unlocked comments page, because there maybe many players still thinking of using the mod and should be able to see any reported bugs, especially as they will not be fixed.

[showler]

The sheer number of reported "bugs" that aren't actually bugs makes this inadvisable. A mod without an active user to moderate the comments would become filled with false reports.

[Pickysaurus]

It's up to the mod author(s) if they want to allow comments or not. You can post in the relevant game forums if you want to explain the issue to the community more openly.

[Arthmoor]

Personal experience over the years has shown that most people reporting bugs lack the troubleshooting skills to even make a claim to have found a bug.

[JimboUK]

The mod has 1.8m unique downloads and over 1600 comments with no mention of your bug, this suggests the issue isn't a bug but rather a problem on your end. I don't know if you've trawled your way through this but it might contain an answer Immersive Citizens – AI Overhaul SE (ai-gamer.com)

[showler]

The mod has 1.8m unique downloads and over 1600 comments with no mention of your bug,

 

Pretty meaningless since the last comment was from nearly a year before the Anniversary Edition was released.

[Arthmoor]

It doesn't much matter. Nothing in ICAO requires an update for SSE 1.6.