Hello, I've been modding Blade and Sorcery lately and updated Vortex earlier today. Since the update, "Plugins" was replaced with "Load Order". Okay, neat. The issue is, it only loads eight of my eleven mods in this "load order" list, which is problematic as the three mods left out don't function in-game. I've tried restarting my computer, restarting Vortex, deploying mods on both ends, and manually adding a Load Order prefix. Any help would be appreciated—whether it be getting all of my mods to appear in the Load Order menu, bringing me to the previous version of Vortex, or something else. Thank you.

The issue's been solved! After asking on the Blade & Sorcery Discord and using Pickysaurus's information provided, a helper on the Discord page named Alex managed to figure it out. Just as Pickysaurus explained, the mods were improperly nested inside of other folders. Here is an example of a regular mod: StreamingAssets > Mod Name Folder 1 > manifest.json As for the mods that were inoperable: StreamingAssets > Mod Name Folder 1 > Mod Name Folder 2 > manifest.json The game reads Mod Folder 1. If it doesn't have manifest.json in it, the mod will not appear. The same goes for Vortex and the load order mechanic. Additionally, I also made a mistake in my previous post in which I attempted a manual install. I messed up because I extracted Mod Folder 1 into StreamingAssets instead of Mod Folder 2. As an additional note, Mod Folder 2 might be a lot of folders depending on how the mod is organized (e.g. each Mod Folder 2 is its own weapon folder and each has its own manifest.json). To manually extract them into StreamingAssets, make sure you copy each Mod Folder 2 into StreamingAssets, NOT Mod Folder 1. I'm going to contact every Mod Author who has packaged their mods with both Mod Folder 1 and Mod Folder 2 and inform them that the game isn't able to properly read the way it's formatted. Hopefully they can put all of the contents of Mod Folder 2 into #1 to solve the issue. Thank you for the help Pickysaurus. Hopefully this helps anyone else who's experienced the problem.