This will be especially useful for games like Skyrim or Fallout 4, where hundreds of mods can be collected. However, for the smooth operation of the Nexis system, it is necessary that modders cannot suddenly permanently delete files. Otherwise, you can spend dozens of hours collecting and curating a selection, but the loss of one file is enough for the entire collection to stop working.
Using the Nexus Vortex file manager, mod users will be able to collect mods into one bundle and load the list as a collection, including bootloader, patches, hotfixes, conflict resolution and more. After that, any other Vortex user can easily add a collection to himself and the manager will download and install all the files himself. The project our team is working on is to make mods easier to access for the average user. So that gamers do not worry about conflicts between mods and spend more time playing modified games. The Nexus Mods administration has released a new report, where it announced a change in the practice of storing hundreds and thousands of custom mods. Starting in August, modders who upload files to the site will no longer be able to permanently delete them. Instead, modders will only be able to archive files and hide them from the view of regular users.Ī change like this sounds rather strange and some modders even got angry that Nexus introduced such a change. However, there is a very good reason for the decision, even if not everyone agrees with it. Nexus Mods has been working on powerful new functionality for two years now. It’s called “Collections” and will allow you to create curated lists of mods to share with others.
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