Blocking files with specific tags from category view

[Papadopoulos]

Sorry to ask that, but what does "skimpy" mean, exactly ?

The translator returns skinny, emaciated.

 

Filtering tags is a good idea. I personally have no problem with adult content but it becomes difficult to find something specific when there are 96 pages to browse.

Edited November 10, 2011 by Papadopoulos

[GrimReaperCalls]

 

"Skimpy clothing" is clothing which reveals a lot of skin, such as armor's which don't even hide the private parts, etc. It's from the word "Skimp" as in "to skimp on" which pretty much means "to barely even do what's needed", as in "not doing extra work". Was that pedagogical enough? :P

[SteveGad]

I have to add to the 'Skimpy' comments and say some of the 'Armors' make me smile and make me even more glad my own character doesn't have to face the Alpha-male Deathclaw, wearing a Minnie Mouse G-string! :-)

[Papadopoulos]

Thanks for the "pedagogical" answer. I suspected something like that but the word is new for me.

[XTR3M368]

thanks for this. I like filters and this will make browsing even better for me.

[Offkorn]

In general this is a good idea, however the fact that authors can choose whatever tags they want (regardless of whether they actually fit or not) and the subjectivity of many tags raises some issues.

 

Don't want to see files in other languages? Select all the tags that are in the languages you don't speak and you'll not see any files in other languages when browsing categories.

 

In particular won't work very well due to two things:

 

1) Mods that have multiple language versions made by the same author.

2) Mods that are 'universal' and thus have all languages checked due to not containing in-game text.

 

Block the 'x' language tag and you block out a bunch of language-neutral gameplay changes or re-textures as well.

Edited November 13, 2011 by Offkorn