zcul Posted May 15, 2020 Share Posted May 15, 2020 YoureAllIdiots banned. Reason:Multiple account abuse as evidenced by site usage data and profile informationBelittling other members‘ contents via multiple accountsHarassing, insulting and mocking a mod author and his team via an alternate account and username Accounts:Primary accountTheModCow, join date 29 Dec 2018, 4:11 AM, last active 15 May 2020, 8:14 AM Secondary accountYoureAllIdiots, join date 15 May 2020, 4:33 AM, 15 May 2020, 4:41 AM Comment via the account YoureAllIdiots 15 May 2020, 04:39 AM (the account YoureAllIdiots was solely created in order to post the following comment on the said mod author’s mod page) Team behind mod is ridiculous. Will not help out common problems and instead spend all their time fixing "grammatical errors" that aren't even a problem and the way the dialog was written for a reason. They sit up on their high and mighty horse and think they're the Mod Gods because they attempted to fix a broken af Bethesda game.... Congrats, so have literally hundreds of people, you're not special. Do Not endorse these people and their way of treating others. God-complex's do not deserve to be fed and stroked. While you're at it, go play a different game that doesn't have a community filled with such nasty, hateful mod authors. Pertaining mod Last updated 13 May 2020, 8:17 PM, original upload 19 April 2016, 1:38 AM, 3,696,075 total dLs, 95,189 endorsements, last endorsement given15 May 2020, 11:03AM Comment via the account TheModCow 15 May 2020, 07:25 AM I was excited to see a newly updated mod list on the nexus... But I cannot recommend following this as it has you dropping all mods directly into the data folder which is a Bad Idea. Please use Mod Organizer 2. (The newest version is on the Skyrim SE Nexus page) There's a ton of support for it's semi-fiddly set up, but it's worth it. You'll never have to reinstall your FNV from scratch because you deleted something you shouldn't have, or a bad mod screwed something up. This guide also recommends NVSR which is several years old, and contains outdated code. The famous Windows 10 update that broke everything broke that mod too. Use NVTF. It's the same mod but actually optimized for a current Windows 10 update. This guide additionally recommends using Project Nevada, which is incredibly out of date. It's very buggy and whether or not it corrupts your saves can be up to luck. Strangely it also includes the Just Mods series, and lStewie's AI Tweaks which is one of the possible replacements for a decent chunk of PN features. The use of LOOT as a start to sorting your mods is arguable, however it is not to be heavily relied upon. It routinely sorts mods above their dependencies and patches everywhere they shouldn't be. It's too complicated to go over every single step, but a decent order for loading your mods would be:-> Essentials (NVSE, JIP LN NVSE, NVAC, NVTF)-> Bugfixes (YUP, UPNVSE, etc.)-> UI (Vanilla UI or DarnUI are good choices)->Textures (Large overhauls like NMC's and Poco's first, then flora (Vurt's), vanilla clothes retexs, weapon retexs, VFX, creature retexs, and finally smaller retextures, like chems/ammo/money/skill books/etc->Body replacers and/or overhauls like Qwinn's Refined FNV Redesigned 3 (any companion looks overhauls should go after the main overhaul)->Lighting tweaks of any kind->Edited worldspaces->Mechanics (any mods that changes how the game is played or adds new features. The melee tweaks and Just mods series for example, should go here)->Restored content (mods like Uncut Wasteland, FPGE, LSO, etc, should go here)->New Quest Mods->Weapons->New non-vanilla outfits->mod with your LOD for all the above combined->Weather That load order prevents conflicts, and is one of the most stable ways to play the game, even with a healthy chunk of mods. And I hate to do this but I feel it's necessary given the state of this guide... Please use a updated modding guide that recommends MO2. There's nothing it can't install and it keeps your vanilla game clean so you don't ruin it. My recommended guide is Viva New Vegas 2020 at vivanewvegas.github.io . It's a mostly vanilla modding guide and a great starting point to learning good practices for downloading mods not included in it. (It also lists great reasons not to use buggy old mods and gives functional replacements) Please be careful when following any mod guide, and especially this one. A buggy mod can corrupt your save file at any point and you'll lose 15+hrs of your favorite play through. Pertaining mod Last updated 05 May 2020, 7:21 AM, original upload 07 July 2018, 10:10 PM, 7,505 total dLs, 113 endorsements (last endorsement given 14 May 2020, 4:41 PM From Nexus Support/Help/Policies and Guidelines Terms of Service (excerpt)https://help.nexusmods.com/article/18-terms-of-service Accounts and User IdentityIn order to access certain Nexus Mods services, you must create and utilise a singular account (i.e. one account per person) consisting of a username, email address, and password. Households or facilities from which multiple users (and therefore accounts) may access the sites and services are encouraged to inform staff to ensure that there are no potential misunderstandings in the case of moderation review. More information can be found in our Moderation Policy. Users who create multiple accounts may have any or all of those accounts terminated with other measures being taken to prevent such abuse as appropriate. Forum and Commenting Guidelines (excerpt)https://help.nexusmods.com/article/22-forum-and-commenting-guidelines Be Civil!We do not tolerate 'trolling' or harassment of any kind. Do not belittle, discredit, or aggressively criticise another member or their content. If you do not like something or have nothing constructive to add, it's best to simply move along. • Do not post personally or generally insulting remarks towards someone else, or a group of people. Reference post Reference post Reference post Reference post Reference post Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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