I didn't give much thought about it, until I met 'mine'. *I'm not a member of the Nexus mods community anymore, because a self entitled modder (let's name her Karen) reported me and I rather deleted my account.įirst world problem one could say, but it turned out that on Nexus mods - I've heard DeviantArt is no different - authors abusing their power is a real problem, existing since years, nobody does anything to solve it and often the admins/moderators take the side of the ranting author against a ten a penny 'not productive member' of the community (who doesn't create content). In my experience, Bethesda's mod setup was always glitchy and not worth dealing with. This opens the world of gaming to a completely new level! Skyrim especially is so much better with mods. These guys do some amazing upgrades to your games. Also, if you have the funds, I would suggest donating to the mod creators. Some mods you have to manually install, but not many from my experience.

Not a big deal, just go through the steps and like me, you will figure it out. 90% of the time if a mod is not working, it's usually your fault. USE THE MOD MANAGER! It will make everything 100 times easier for you, especially if you're a noob like I was.

The only annoying thing I can think of is when you download big mods(1GB or bigger) most of the time I have to monitor it and resume the download cause it will lose connection frequently. The premium is more or less a convenience upgrade. The basic account is enough to do what you need to do. I've seen quite a few negative reviews, but many of them seem to be on the user or someone who didn't like a specific mod. Just be sure to use the advice given and you should be good to go. I had to learn to do load orders and fix clashing mods, but other than mistakes that were my fault, it is great. I've used Nexus for the last 5-6 years and as far as the website itself, it is very user-friendly.

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