Deleting negative comments (bug or glitches)

[JeffFuqing]

I know that mods are free.

 

But bugs, glitches and criticisms should be allowed to stay.

 

It is not like we are saying "You are stupid" (personal attack).

 

Some mods are really badly created (just to make a name or adds nothing significant to the game).

 

Btw I am playing Fallout 4.

 

I know certain modders who can stand up to negative comments, then make improvements to the mod, solving the issues, winning fans and critics over.

 

Please respect modders but also the gamers who pay money to buy games and donate money as well.

 

Create a forum which let us expose these small group of modders who just want to farm and make really poor mods.

[JeffFuqing]

Btw you can notice the quality of mods decreasing in 2018.

 

Just my suggestion, hope the nexus moderators and owners keep my feedback in mind.

[JimboUK]

I don't think a mod author bashing forum is a good idea.

[LadyMilla]

I might also add that some of your comments that were hidden by mod authors contained subjective opinions, and not bug reports.

• Arguing that because you don't like a mod author's portrayal of a certain character it should be removed from the mod goes against the mod author's original vision for the mod, and it is not considered constructive. The rule is: "If you disagree with the content of a file on the site then do not post (i.e. do not criticise the file on the basis of your personal likes/dislikes)"
• Calling a mod 'a cheat' because it does exactly what it is advertised to do (reduces damage to bosses by a certain percentage) is not constructive feedback. Constructive feedback would be: "in certain cases the damage reduction is less/more/does not work". If you don't like the fact that difficulty was raised simply by reducing damage, you should pick a different mod.