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Psion posted:keep your fetishes on the slab, please Or play Dead Space. Speaking of fetishes... and gore, what are the best gore mods for SSE? I've got EBT, violens and heartbreaker.
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Midig posted:Some more drama with Moddrop, Fore and Nexus. quote:It seems nearly every criticism of his mod relating the mod drop fiasco is now being removed. I had wrote a large paragraph and also thing. He has even removed a comment where a person claimed that he had uninstalled mod drop and it was still detecting it that he had it installed. I've also seen other comments where instead of responding kindly he just excused all of them as pirates. I had posted a heart felt comment as well criticizing his actions and that was moved as well. I will be archiving every once in a while to keep undeleted comments alive. I don't think these people understand how this all works. This is how the guy who runs Nexus feels about criticism: quote:I honestly think you’re underestimating the trolling power of some individuals within the community. I think you seem to think that rating trolls are idiotic children who TyPe LiKe ThIs and rate mods 1 out of 5 with the comment “ThIs MoD iS poo poo LOLOLOL!!!111”.
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Psion posted:I'm pretty sure just by saying those words, you've made such a mod exist Arthmoor warned us!!
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Mar 9, 2018 15:46
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The Nexus: So  that even goons are embarrassed by ite: I don't really hate the people who run the Nexus for getting on their knees and servicing the big mod creators, they know which side their bread's buttered on and that's just sound business. The astounding dissertations they write trying to justify it as something other than a business decision, however, are transcendent comedy for people who couldn't care less like myself. Eric the Mauve fucked around with this message at 16:08 on Mar 9, 2018 |
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Mar 9, 2018 16:06
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Whoa when did the Beyond Skyrim team decide to do an Atmora thing? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRHb4S68BjI
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Eric the Mauve posted:e: I don't really hate the people who run the Nexus for getting on their knees and servicing the big mod creators, they know which side their bread's buttered on and that's just sound business. I honestly feel like there are probably some major diminishing returns on it, even given that they have a near monopoly on being a mods host. Like at a certain point, how much do you have to give over to a bunch of unstable crybabies that it becomes an operational problem to keep catering to their demands?
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Scyantific posted:Whoa when did the Beyond Skyrim team decide to do an Atmora thing? Oh yes! Thanks for sharing. I've been keeping up with BS, but missed this.
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GunnerJ posted:I honestly feel like there are probably some major diminishing returns on it, even given that they have a near monopoly on being a mods host. Like at a certain point, how much do you have to give over to a bunch of unstable crybabies that it becomes an operational problem to keep catering to their demands? Honestly we're well beyond the point where the tables should have turned. If you want people to actually see and play your mod you have 3 options: Bethesda, Nexus, Slab So if you're a modding weirdo like these children and get off on internet fame, you're going to go with the largest of the three, Nexus. Nexus should focus on the consumers that actually butter their bread. And to make it more consumer friendly they need to be more strict in their dealings with the authors.
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Nah, as much as we'd all like for it to be that way, it's not. Customers want good mods, many of the good mods are made by a bunch of unstable crybabies and if they go to another site they'll inevitably take the customers with them. Those guys get away with being unstable crybabies because they make and give away content tons of people (which = eyeballs which = advertising bucks) want. If Nexus tells Arthmoor to get bent it'll make you and me and a bunch of other people cheer but it will be nothing but bad for Nexus' bottom line.
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Eric the Mauve posted:Nah, as much as we'd all like for it to be that way, it's not. Customers want good mods, many of the good mods are made by a bunch of unstable crybabies and if they go to another site they'll inevitably take the customers with them. Those guys get away with being unstable crybabies because they make and give away content tons of people (which = eyeballs which = advertising bucks) want. If Nexus tells Arthmoor to get bent it'll make you and me and a bunch of other people cheer but it will be nothing but bad for Nexus' bottom line. That was true a few years ago. But even if Arthmoor left and took all his mods, what would be the first 1000 google search results for skyrim mods? nexus. Hell, they could even rebrand themselves as a "mod hub" and just link to wherever a mod maker chooses to host. Add in a quality control disclaimer and you're profiting off the mod while slowly killing their downloads. Basically, if Nexus were actually hard core capitalists they could have modders nuts in a vice grip. Children are bad at business.
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Nasgate posted:Hell, they could even rebrand themselves as a "mod hub" and just link to wherever a mod maker chooses to host. Add in a quality control disclaimer and you're profiting off the mod while slowly killing their downloads. isn't this modpicker I mean aside from the killing downloads part, because mp didn't e: I also think the convenience factor of a one-stop shop is huge for getting to basically dictate terms. Being able to have a single place to get drat near everything is powerful for drawing both authors and users - I keep tabs on a few non-Nexus mod authors and it's loving obnoxious trying to parse a reblog of a deleted tumblr post pointing to a mediafire link which ends up being a 404 anyway. the business model is working for a lot of people as-is, even if it could probably change for the better. Psion fucked around with this message at 18:40 on Mar 9, 2018 |
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Mar 9, 2018 18:23
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Nasgate posted:That was true a few years ago. But even if Arthmoor left and took all his mods, what would be the first 1000 google search results for skyrim mods? nexus. Make things easy for users and it doesn't matter what modders say. Ask me how I know 
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like seriously, I think it's crazy how any nexus author can, at the click of a button and with zero oversight or even review process, just ban someone from all their mods. It means the lowest common denominator of capriciousness determines the floor for interacting with any comment thread sitewide. I mean that's handing authority of how the community end of their business operates over to anyone who can figure out what the upload button is. At some point I believe nexus is gonna have to put an end to that or at least reign it in with a review/oversight process, but I guess not today  Psion fucked around with this message at 18:39 on Mar 9, 2018 |
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Eric the Mauve posted:Nah, as much as we'd all like for it to be that way, it's not. Customers want good mods, many of the good mods are made by a bunch of unstable crybabies and if they go to another site they'll inevitably take the customers with them. Those guys get away with being unstable crybabies because they make and give away content tons of people (which = eyeballs which = advertising bucks) want. If Nexus tells Arthmoor to get bent it'll make you and me and a bunch of other people cheer but it will be nothing but bad for Nexus' bottom line. The other side of this, though, is that if there's nowhere else to go for mods, there's nowhere else to distribute them. Yeah Arthmoor could gently caress off but where's he going to go to be a modding celebrity that others defer to and treat like a valued expert? The biggest prima donnas do it for the acclaim and they need Nexus for that as much as users need Nexus for mods.
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KakerMix posted:Make things easy for users and it doesn't matter what modders say. Ask me how I know Is this a Minecraft drama thing, cause I genuinely don't know how you know.
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GunnerJ posted:The other side of this, though, is that if there's nowhere else to go for mods, there's nowhere else to distribute them. Yeah Arthmoor could gently caress off but where's he going to go to be a modding celebrity that others defer to and treat like a valued expert? The biggest prima donnas do it for the acclaim and they need Nexus for that as much as users need Nexus for mods. he can hang out with that one insane VTMB guy. teswhatever.
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Dark0ne pmed me on the es forums like fifteen years ago saying It was professional slander that I said his username was silly and I had to retract my comments. Now he runs the Nexus
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I'm 100% convinced that the weird sexmod authors are actually the most normal people that are active in the modding community.
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Nasgate posted:I'm 100% convinced that the weird sexmod authors are actually the most normal people that are active in the modding community. Isn't Fore a weird sexmod author?
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Nasgate posted:I'm 100% convinced that the weird sexmod authors are actually the most normal people that are active in the modding community. I mean I'm sure they know their audience better
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He makes a mod that allows for animations and idles. However, people who add mods to make their characters look like toons from the game "Second life" like to make their characters into dolls and use sex mods, animation mods, idle mods etc. Basically half of the pictures you find on 4chan Tesgenerals threads.
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So, actual question about modding. I was using skse64 for a bit. But after my last reboot it no longer works. The skse64 loader pulls up the skyrim loader instead of the game. I've reinstalled skse, and almost all the threads I've found about this problem are for 32. The one thread I found for 64 about this problem suggests making sure steam is open, it is. I am running the loader/nmm in Administrator mode. They also said a computer restart made it start working, I've restarted 13 times since the issue. Im not too worried since it's still alpha and a lot of skse reliant mods are either not that important or have non-skse versions. But if anyone has suggestions, lemme know.
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Mods are great especially if you get the game on a good sale
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Nasgate posted:So, actual question about modding. I was using skse64 for a bit. But after my last reboot it no longer works. The skse64 loader pulls up the skyrim loader instead of the game. I've reinstalled skse, and almost all the threads I've found about this problem are for 32. The one thread I found for 64 about this problem suggests making sure steam is open, it is. I am running the loader/nmm in Administrator mode. They also said a computer restart made it start working, I've restarted 13 times since the issue. Try loading Steam in admin mode, maybe?
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Nasgate posted:So, actual question about modding. I was using skse64 for a bit. But after my last reboot it no longer works. The skse64 loader pulls up the skyrim loader instead of the game. I've reinstalled skse, and almost all the threads I've found about this problem are for 32. The one thread I found for 64 about this problem suggests making sure steam is open, it is. I am running the loader/nmm in Administrator mode. They also said a computer restart made it start working, I've restarted 13 times since the issue. did steam automatically update skyrim>
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Crumbletron posted:Try loading Steam in admin mode, maybe? This worked.
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Just for my edification, is your Skyrim install in one of the Program Files folders?
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Agents are GO! posted:Just for my edification, is your Skyrim install in one of the Program Files folders? yeah. By the time I learned better, I already had more mods than the hassle of moving it all would be worth.
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Nasgate posted:yeah. By the time I learned better, I already had more mods than the hassle of moving it all would be worth.  (for the record, it's not that hard to move it.)
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Agents are GO! posted:
It's not difficulty, it's time. Time that could be spent
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wiegieman posted:Is this a Minecraft drama thing, cause I genuinely don't know how you know. Much like the drama-seeking approval narcissists that are in TES modding, Minecraft modding worked similarly with an established place it was done, a disdain for users, mod makers patting themselves on the back screaming 'copyright' all the time. All we did a thing that made it dramatically easier for the end users and the established community hated it. We were vilified but we made it so the users were who was being catered to and appreciated and wouldn't you know it the community changed dramatically. Like yeah users are dumb as gently caress, that's why you make things as easy as possible. Minecraft before the popularization of modpacks was loving awful and we feel pretty dang good about avoiding the TES trap that's put its modding scene where it currently is. Minecraft isn't Skyrim and there is no mulitplayer so the modpack aspect isn't nearly as strong (all users need to have the same pack to play together) but still. Nexus could tell the modders how it's done and change pretty much whatever they'd like but the dude at the top is exactly like the worst of the modders. He also makes a gently caress ton of money and he is straight up lying if he says he doesn't lmao.
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So the OP hasn't been updated since I stopped playing last time, mid-2017. I'm being pulled back into this thanks to some European opera company. What's the new hotness as far as cool and good SE mods go? Sadly I am already all-in with NMM, since MO wasn't any good back then.
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honestly, the best choices for SE mods are the SE version of the best oldtim mods.
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Skyrim VR for PC on April 3rd http://store.steampowered.com/app/611670/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim_VR/  Full price again tho ofc. I'll probably get it unless reports come in saying it's broken. I never got Fallout 4 VR cause i never really enjoyed the base game, but i know i love Skyrim. quick edit: and also ofc since this one seems to be supporting Rift from the get go
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Dongattack posted:Skyrim VR for PC on April 3rd http://store.steampowered.com/app/611670/The_Elder_Scrolls_V_Skyrim_VR/ Is that the loving third Skyrim on Steam? Stop it, Bethesda. Just stop it.
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Cat Mattress posted:Is that the loving third Skyrim on Steam? Stop it, Bethesda. Just stop it. This will be the second copy of Skyrim I'll buy, got the special edition for free
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I'd re-buy Skyrim for VR if I had the rig or headset. I'd drop that in a hot second.
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Cat Mattress posted:Is that the loving third Skyrim on Steam? Stop it, Bethesda. Just stop it. 4th. Regular, Legendary, Special Edition, VR
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