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

[WolfAchilles]

Can we have any guesses about time frames? Are we talking Christmas time, next May, a year from now?

[LordCybot]

Goodie! The only reason I've ever used NMM was for Fallout4 which to my knowledge never received a full fledged MO release.

 

And let me tell you, NMM is not at all a good tool to use if your changing installed mods, how they're installed, switching profiles for mods and such.

 

So I'm very happy to see NMM will get what will probably a MO styled makeover.

[rrenn]

I'm so sad. At least I hope that the new NMM's layout and interface will be similar to MO's which are way BETTER than NMM's. I mean seriously. PLEASE. Edited November 5, 2016 by -Ren-

[KillerHell]

Hold on, Mod Organizer is what replaced "Wrye Bash" or am I mistaken?

[ColJack]

To Dark0ne and the Nexus Team,

Thank you for your continued support and development of the Nexus vision. Bully for you! KBO! and all that...

[Brackholn]

I used NMM for almost 5 years straight. In early September, I lost a lot of my Skyrim data and was basically forced to reinstall everything from scratch. I took the oppotunity to finally migrate from NMM to MO after hearing so many good things about it, and fell instantly in love with the software. I don't know how I modded without MO for so long. And now this happens. I'm happy, but also a little frustrated.

[marstinson]

Been using NMM since I don't know how long ago and MO since it was initially released and have generally flip-flopped between them, depending upon what I needed to do. They are both awesome utilities, but were good at different things, so MO won out for Skyrim, but NMM won out for the rest of the supported games. I am definitely looking forward to seeing what comes out of all of this, but have no doubts that the new NMM is going to be one sweet utility when all is said and done.

[MysteriousGuy]

Please hurry. I can't stand current NMM.

[stobix]

It sounds like this new project is really well thought-out. It will be interesting to see what it delivers.

I'm a little concerned about your enlisting the creator of this page for doing the UI, since I find this page unintuitive, almost labyrinthine, but I still see how the project can have potential.

Nice to see a well-planned project for once - they are hard to come by anywhere these days.

Edited November 6, 2016 by stobix

[Enadir]

Waiting for new version, thank you!