Day 1 patches, fixes, cure for the slowness and NMM temporarily down

[JanT83]

In response to post #10441193.

Ha! Nice one!

[Thepher]

Welp... in the meantime, guess I'll... play Skyrim.

[evildeadhead]

I see all the negative comments and realize people need patience there are thousands and thousands of files. You can still download the mods manually and install them.

[ForgottenPrime]

Thank you for all the hard work you guys are doing. I look foreword to see the site up an running fully. I love this place I don't plan on going any ware. Peace, love, harmony and Pocky. :)

[Etheral88]

id rather wait longer for better results than getting something rushed and not turning out so well. keep up the strong work!!!

[CokeNinja]

my nmm says its been temporarily disabled yet the skyrim nexus and FNV nexus keep showing new stuff on the front page is there work still being done or is my nmm busted i dont want to seem pushie or annoying im just wondering

[Messy120]

Thank you for the hard work, I really like the consistency and quality . . . . even for the users who are using it for free. I may just sign up for the premium service =)

[redslime]

In response to post #10441169.

People aren't freaking out because they have to install their mods manually. They are freaking out because they now have to install tons of mods without the metadata which could lead to future problems, lack of update/version notifications, be uncategorized, etc. Plus the fact that manually installing from an archive does not neatly put mods in the proper downloaded list of any mod manager, making it harder to keep track of things.

If someone is installing a fresh skyrim right now he will be royally screwed because his 150+ mods have absolutely no metadata so basically his entire setup is just as messy and hard to work with as if he just drag/drop installed everything.

[karossii]

In response to post #10440370.

Agreed!

[deV14nt]

In response to post #10441169. #10441927 is also a reply to the same post.

@redslime

Step 1: Use Mod Organizer. Done.

It too does not have NMM capability at the moment, but you can right-click anything you've installed and select Query Info as soon as the NMM functionality of the site comes back online. And any 7z or ZIP or RAR archive dropped in Mod Organizer's download folder shows up in the downloads list. So people with a fresh install who are installing loads of mods aren't screwed. But it would be nice on this site if for the manual downloads, mirrors autoselected, like you know...standard load balancing.