People need to stop directing people to the wiki tutorials

[pheo3309]

I still don't understand how it's the Nexus modding community's fault for a wiki that Bethesda maintains. :facepalm:

[JimReaper]

The tutorial is fine. I had absolutely no modding experience apart from playing mods. I used it to make a few mods already. All works fine.

 

Your incompetence is not bethesdas fault.

[LadyMilla]

The original poster is a returning ex-member (fedup) who was banned for demanding answers to his questions on IP chat,

and became belligerent when he was ignored (the chat on Nexus is not a support chat anyway).

Now he is banned again.

[EnaiSiaion]

Since you seem to think it's so clear then why don't you explain exactly what these 2 things I have quoted below mean, why you would use them, how do you know enough when and where to use them, why you even need them. Oh yeah and do it in 3rd grade terms so it can be understood by people outside your circle oh yeah, place that information into the discussion page of it where that information belongs.

I would help you with this, but you just said "Don't bother posting any type or solution or anything like that because I'll block you and ignore what you post". Therefore there is no point in me explaining anything.

[LadyMilla]

 

Since you seem to think it's so clear then why don't you explain exactly what these 2 things I have quoted below mean, why you would use them, how do you know enough when and where to use them, why you even need them. Oh yeah and do it in 3rd grade terms so it can be understood by people outside your circle oh yeah, place that information into the discussion page of it where that information belongs.

I would help you with this, but you just said "Don't bother posting any type or solution or anything like that because I'll block you and ignore what you post". Therefore there is no point in me explaining anything.

 

And on that note, I'm locking this thread.