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  On 3/21/2025 at 1:29 PM, Khaalis said:

Are the designers even listening anymore? I get the distinct impression they don't really care what we think.

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Doesn't look like it, there hasn't been a staff reply in many pages and feedback on the feedback boards continues to get removed, not even declined anymore. "Listening anymore" also implies they ever listened, but no feedback be it from the beta or now has been acted upon.

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The new mod library list makes me want to poke my eyes out. It is awful, and reminds me of something from the 1990-ies. The previous version felt fresher, more logical, easier to navigate, just simply way more excellent than this new junk. I'm having problems motivating myself to even go to download anything now. If that was the goal, then well done.

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Definitely feels like a step back. The pages are less condensed with lots of empty space, so you have to scroll more.

We're also missing the feature to search for mods within a range of dates (eg 1/1/20 to current date) which was extremely useful, especially for games which are years old like SSE and FNV. Choosing between "one year" and "all time" is functionally useless when you're modding a game that's over 15 years old. Especially true for games that have had mini-renaissance moments like FNV did in 2018/2019.

Notifications seem broken too, I have to mark all as read at least twice just for it to count.

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Posted (edited)
  On 3/21/2025 at 3:03 PM, GwynAvalon88 said:

please revert back to old ui jesus christ

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I fully support you!
Bring back the old interface! Especially missing is the display of a list, not those damn tiles!

 

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I tried to embrace change and accept this new interface, but I tried to use it in the same ways i'd use the old one and its simply not as functional in the ways I like. Its also much slower. I also echo others sentiments that there is a LOT of wasted space, as organized and clean as it looks.

The most egregious issue I've experienced is with filtering by date. Modding is very sensitive to updates. Updates are released on specific dates. I would consider it a critical feature to be able to find mods released or updated after a specific date, not just a set of fixed timelines.

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Additionally, the "filter by updated" option is nearly useless. With that option enabled, it will display all mods that have ever been updated, not just updated recently, or updated since the last game update.

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In this instance, the top results were last updated over 3 years ago. Before the 1.0 release of the game, or its subsequent DLC, all of which broke different mods. I do see that I can sort by 'last updated', but I'd prefer to sort by endorsements or downloads, then have a cutoff date for recently updated.

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The search function has also been made more cumbersome. I already have a game selected, I want to search for mods for that game. I don't see why it should be defaulting to 'All Content'. It adds an extra click for me and everyone else for every search.

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EDIT: I was critical without any positive comments, so here they are. I do feel like the new filter bar could have some excellent utility. I like that I can select multiple categories. Personally I'd prefer if the filter bar was on the right, but that is preference, not a complaint.

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