Big changes for the Nexus Mod Manager and the introduction of Tannin42, our new head of NMM development

[TehPikachuHat]

In response to post #43225495.

Flornost wrote: "So you see, the very foundations of NMM were built around code for a game that is now over 10 years old."

Don't worry guys, Bethesda's latest game was also built around the code for a game that is now over 10 years old

*rimshot*
[Laugh Track}

[TehPikachuHat]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235 is also a reply to the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

Thirded.

[TehPikachuHat]

In response to post #43222435. #43222490 is also a reply to the same post.

qwertyzeldar wrote:

 

In response to post #43220970.

qwertyzeldar wrote:

bout time too. im gettin tired of the NMM is better/MO is better fight.

who in the world ever said nmm is better? its not an opinion type of deal mo can do literally everything nmm can and more. its just math

 

this is what im talkin about

Ethreon wrote: Except, you know, actually allow modding of any of the hundred of games NMM covers..

Except, you know, if you don't play them, or manually install for some of those games (especially this for older ones), or use the mod managers made specifically for some of those games, or, *gasp* use the built in mod manager (if they have one), or, (get this) don't own them.
Then you really only need MO, instead of the outdated, constantly malfunctioning, and slow NMM.

[TehPikachuHat]

In response to post #43222300.

Everlive wrote: I tried MO once and it really screwed up all my mods. Not as bad as B.O.S.S. did, but it still did. I never really needed the advanced features of MO (not because I'm not an advanced modder, I just had my own way), but if those features become seamless with Nexus I might use them. I've always been 100% Nexus loyal since Oblivion (+some LL) so knowing they are going to get an advanced programmer with mod managing software experience is good to hear and I won't have users/modders yelling at me for using NMM instead of MO.

Considering you don't know how to use BOSS, some of that may be justified. Also, we all use LOOT now.

[mfeile1974]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810 are all replies on the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

[rcv]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810, #43226065 are all replies on the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

mfeile1974 wrote: Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

me 5

[TheVampireDante]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810, #43226065, #43226570 are all replies on the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

mfeile1974 wrote: Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

rcv wrote: me 5

@ mfeile1974

NMM has been using virtual installs for a while now.

[DoctorKaizeld]

 

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810, #43226065, #43226570 are all replies on the same post.

 

 

 

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

mfeile1974 wrote: Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

rcv wrote: me 5

@ mfeile1974

 

NMM has been using virtual installs for a while now.

 

... yeah... so many people seem to miss that.

[Deleted1867404User]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810, #43226065, #43226570, #43226580 are all replies on the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

mfeile1974 wrote: Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

rcv wrote: me 5

The Vampire Dante wrote: @ mfeile1974

NMM has been using virtual installs for a while now.

NMM already offers a type of virtual installation system.

[Arthmoor]

In response to post #43223160. #43223235, #43225810, #43226065, #43226570, #43226580, #43226675 are all replies on the same post.

ContessaR wrote: Simple question: Will you be keeping MO's virtual installation/file system? That's all I want. Don't care what the name on the Mod Tool is as long as it has that.

JDM90 wrote: This

TehPikachuHat wrote: Thirded.

mfeile1974 wrote: Fourth....main reason I won't touch NMM is because I don't want my install folder touched

rcv wrote: me 5

The Vampire Dante wrote: @ mfeile1974

NMM has been using virtual installs for a while now.

bla08 wrote: NMM already offers a type of virtual installation system.

Personally I would hope not, or that it would be moved into an extension for those people who want that.