Skyrim Patreon mods
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Anyone got Oromance Plus 2.0 Beta
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- May 16, 2023
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LOL Is that guy still alive? I thought he was already in oblivion after so much hate for allegedly stealing assets for his mods ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Its really a non professional way he is setting the default installation folder.
People not using MO2 or Vortex are going to throw an executable and a bunch of Dlls in <Skyrim>\Data folder.
Furthermore we have no idea of the identity of this Pandora author or his programming/modding experience.
- Feb 17, 2019
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Who the fuck is not using mo2 or vortex? And the code is public
Bethesda is not using MO2/Vortex ... so here you go.
Vortex = commercial interface of Nexus.
Vortex = commercial interface of Nexus.
Can't answer for that dude and will answer for myself: I don't like the idea of running everything through MO (the game, bodyslide, CK, xEdit, etc). I don't see it as a convenience. Also, launching the game via MO is slower than the standard method (yes, yes, I'm happy for you who have powerful pc's and don't feel the difference). The only advantage of MO that I see is that the mods are in separate folders and easy to delete, but the disadvantages outweigh this advantage (personally for me)
- Nov 27, 2019
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Good news.
One must add though, that Pandora cannot fully replace Nemesis yet.
Yes, it's not in Beta anymore and yes, it is faster. But Pandora also won't show you how its process is handled, and it's as easy to use as Nemesis is...since you just press a button for each after selecting your patches.
I went back on Nemesis for now...for the reason as said before, that Nemesis shows me what's being done, and warns me if there are issues with my animations/folders/files.
When there's an important error with Nemesis, it won't either generate behaviors, or deploy. And it'll tell you exactly what file/animation/behavior is causing the issue, which you can track down.
With Pandora, all I see is "engine launched". Whether something works or not, it doesn't tell me anything.
And I dislike being in the dark.
All in all, i encourage people not to seek "ease", but "usefulness". The same goes for BFCO vs MCO.
If something works for you, don't jump on the next wagon just yet. Consider the lows and ups first.
Exactly. With pandora you have to troubleshoot yourself and it's just not worth it for me when I have around 1000 mods.
Nemesis takes like 5 minutes in total to update the engine and process the anywhere from 27000 to 35000 animations I have depending on which ostim animations I'm using.
Pandora will probably be the better pick in the future though, once more features are implemented. And I see why people using a lot of animations on an older pc would go for it instead.
- Dec 2, 2020
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I use nmm for skyrim still, mo2 for fo4. I understand skyrim pretty well, enough to solve my problems by myself, so using a less sophisticated mod manager doesn't put me out much. I'm liking mo2 for fo4 tho, that game is such a pain in the ass, and mo2 does a good amount of heavy lifting for me, and lets me keep my desktop clean. otherwise though, they're all the same. they put mods in your game and then you play it. mo2 has a lot of bells and whistles that take the place of modding experience, while nmm basically says "figure it out, good luck." I think nmm its much better for beginners specifically because it wont hold your hand much. you have to learn things the hard way, and that, for me at least, better reinforces the lessons you learn. vortex confused me tho, that shit was greek
- Jul 11, 2018
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I can think of no pros of installing mods directly, you're basically just setting yourself up for failure and so many inevitable problems down the line and with no room for error or solutions without deleting and reinstalling everything. Good luck.
- Jul 26, 2018
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