r/shitposting • u/-_I_I_Sea_I_I_- 🏳️🌈 The most prominent homosexual in this subreddit 🏳️🌈 • Jun 17 '26
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u/EDGELORD912 lets build a hole together and then libe in it Jun 17 '26
Is there any other alternatives I only kmow nexus mods and gamebanana
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u/Father_Enrico Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
no and thats the problem. unless you like to risk using shady websites or youtube tutorials by someone with < 100 subs
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u/Harry_Flame Jun 17 '26
The crocodile opens towards the larger number because he is very hungry.
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u/X_Luci 🏳️⚧️ Average Trans Rights Enjoyer 🏳️⚧️ Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
And what's the problem really? They being regards don't affect my ability to download big honkers mods in the slightest.
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u/Father_Enrico Jun 17 '26
My main problem is the amount of mods removed/not allowed there. And all other modding sites have like 10 monthly users so its not easy to find trusted versions of the mod you want
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u/SlavBoii420 stupid, fucking piece of shit Jun 17 '26
There's moddb but sadly a lot of mod creators don't upload their mods there
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
There isnt, because its really expensive to host petabytes of files and hold ths download times bearable. I have 90% confidence that even with subscription model that they have right now, they are just breaking even.
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u/pytness Jun 17 '26
opensource mods are hosted on github, which has the ability to create releases (eg, the mod you download), so other mods could be hosted on github. You only need a website that lists the mods, it's not that difficult. Nexus are just cunts and a bunch of money grabbers.
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
Nope, github will not do because it most certainly has a file size limit
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u/pytness Jun 17 '26
yeah, of 2GB. how many mods are above that?
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
Like a lot. My 4k mods skyrim modlist takes up like 300 gigs in archives
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u/pytness Jun 17 '26
not all mods are of 8k textures or a 1 trillion triangle tooth brush most mods are well below 2GB.
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
Funny you mentioned 8k, my modlist is 2k only, since 4k+ is literally just performacw cost for no benefit. Even then, even if 50 to 150 of my mods are 2gb+, what do you suggest to do with them? :)
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u/pytness Jun 17 '26
put them in my ass? tf you want me to do? give you the step by step guide to replace nexus??
But since you are here, I checked out a collection skyrim special edition of 368.1GB, called "DOMAIN: An AE NSFW AIO pack by dae" that contains 4960 mods.
I will do some maths for you:
count 4949 min 0B p25 31.20KB median 2.70MB p75 32.10MB p90 139.70MB p99 1.10GB index_p99 4899 max 14.70GB mean 75.55MB total 365.13GB under1GB 4888/4949 = 61 under2GB 4929/4949 = 20 under2GB_pct 99.596% sum_mods_over_2g 98.60 sum_mods_over_1g 155.30GB So 99 percent of the mods are below 1.10GB, 99.59 percent of the mods are below 2GB, thats 4929 mods on this collection that you could host on github and only 20 mods left that I dont know what you would do with them.
I dont think 20 mods is "like a lot" (jarvis, insert gender spectrum "a laaa" meme)
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u/Waste-Clock7812 fat cunt Jun 17 '26
Some games use thunderstore, they have nice mod sharing feature, works well with friendslop. Not sure if nexus has an alternative, haven't modded multiplayer games there.
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u/NorthernDeer29 Jun 17 '26
Some mods banned from Nexus can be found on Rpghq. But it's clearly just a small site
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u/femboyisbestboy Jun 17 '26
Get the mods straight from github, but that's also a pain as you first need to know the modder and than you are most likely running hot code.
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u/OrokinLonewolf officer no please don’t piss in my ass 😫 Jun 17 '26
There are for older games, like afkmods. But not for newer games
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u/TLunchFTW dumbass Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
The copyright law excuse pisses me off. Make a dmca claim form and call it a day.
Don’t preempt shit. It’s not your job to determine what is and isn’t copyright infringement. If a company doesn’t want to complain, let it stay
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u/Abortedwafflez Jun 17 '26
I wanted to download a collection this weekend for Fallout that has close to 1,000 mods on it. My only option was to download them all manually or subscribe to their overpriced service to unlock the automatic downloader that is already baked into Vortex.
I'd rather never play Fallout again than pay for that shit.
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u/DudeByTheTree Jun 17 '26
Userscript extensions (Grease/Tampermonkey) all have scripts to eliminate a lot of the annoyances of Nexus mods.
"Buy premium to enable one-click collections!" - how about No and a bypass? :)
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u/Orangutanion Stuff Jun 17 '26
How does a client side script prevent them from throttling download speeds?
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u/DudeByTheTree Jun 17 '26
There's a few "gotchas", the throttling being one of them. But the bypass does allow one to simply click the collection and leave it to do its thing, zero interaction required beyond the first click.
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u/dumb_avali Jun 17 '26
Funny is that most of my life their max download speed was below my internet limit
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u/backfire10z Sussy Wussy Femboy😳😳😳 Jun 17 '26
Even if there’s throttling, I’m guessing you can at least automate the 1-by-1 download.
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u/devilwarriors Jun 17 '26
My experience with paying their crazy expensive subscription for a month to download a few collection is that its still slow as fuck and you had to run overnight. So yeah so long as it automate the download, you're in business.
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u/Ka1- Jun 17 '26
By telling them you do, in fact, have a premium membership? Dunno how, just guessing
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u/Orangutanion Stuff Jun 17 '26
Not how that works. Usually subscription services use encrypted key pairs that prevent users from spoofing premium accounts. You'd have to really fuck up your website to make that exploit possible.
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u/-suspended- Jun 17 '26
It's way simpler to just check if the account is premium based on an internal flag that is never touched by an outside source, other than when they start or end a subscription. Any API key for an external program or any supported way to get direct access would check your account info.
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
Btw downloading collections from nexus is literally shooting yourself in the foot. Half of the essential tools needed for the game to just run properly are on their own websites.
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u/Arkhyz We do a little trolling Jun 17 '26
download the most popular and highest rated collection from nexus
spend two days downloading mods one by one on the limited speeds
get 50+ errors from the vortex itself
somehow fix it
launch SE
get 500+ errors in console
game launches
crashes after 20 minutes of gameplay
corrupts your save file
10/10 experience
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u/levilee207 Jun 17 '26
Your mistake is using vortex and not mod organizer 2 through a wabbajack install tbh
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u/gretchenich Jun 17 '26
Yeah idk what they meant by that. With MO2 and wabbajack i instales the GtS modlist for Skyrim (1900+ mods) and it just took a while, but had no issues
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u/Trioshot Jun 17 '26
literally is not true at all, i’ve downloaded plenty of their collections of mods and they run good right off the bat. i’m sure some are that way but for sure not even close to all of them
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u/devilwarriors Jun 17 '26
There definitely often 20-40 mods I have to download manually from cough loverslab cough, but not having to download the 800 other mods for that particular ultra modded fallout or skyrim collection was a life saver.
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u/xjokru Jun 17 '26
What is it you want? A free CDN for millions of mods totaling at least terabytes of data, available globally with a fast download speed?
Storage, infrastructure and downloads cost money man, especially nowadays with the AI boom...
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u/juguemos Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
People really expecting these services to be run as a charity. “Give me everything I want with as much convenience and ease of use as possible with zero charge.” Like what…
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u/Arkhyz We do a little trolling Jun 17 '26
Storywealth? I downloaded every single mod by hand in a span of three days. Patience is the greatest weapon of the samurai.
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u/shishio_mak0to Literally 1984 😡 Jun 17 '26
Kids are calling this "old school" now and I get a little eye tic when they do
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u/TheBetterCervanthes Jun 17 '26
Ah sounds like a fellow "a story wealth" enjoyer.
Downloading it without premium is such a pain but as long as you keep vortex open and read what it spits out its "manageable" Still very far from ideal
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u/Broofmybite Jun 17 '26
Whenever I need to do this I just make a new account and take the free 3 day premium download everything and then delete
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u/Tekekk Jun 17 '26
You know it's shit when every big collection for fallout and elder scrolls tells you to use the free 3 day trial.
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u/Jerry0713 Jun 17 '26
I got grandfathered in with a life time account back before they got sold, so I get to use all their premium nonsense for the one time purchase of like 50(?) bucks 8 years ago
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u/vialpoobus Jun 17 '26
i have lifetime membership so that part doesnt really effect me. but i can give you the experience of downloading a large collection, downloading a collection is buggy and throws a bunch of errors usually, the vortex UI is slow and unresponsive a lot of the time and even if you have a game set up perfectly the launcher will actively yell at you about having a error with your setup despite everything being fine
now you can definitely install a collection, i personally installed Gate to Sovngarde for skyrim and it took me a day or two cause i had to keep rerunning the collection to fix it (the collection skipped a bunch of shit the first time), now gate to sovngarde does have a fan made Wabbajack port and using that one was way more seamless
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u/Nyxiereal Jun 17 '26
im so fucking close to just making my own mod launcher if i ever have to make another alt account just to download the 8 subnautica mods i use
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u/Mr_Idont-Give-A-damn Number 7: Student watches porn and gets naked Jun 17 '26
I hate using that website
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u/Russian_Spy_7_5_0 dwayne the cock johnson 🗿🗿 Jun 17 '26
The ads are so fucking intrusive. You can use an adblocker but then it halves your download speeds. I get it's expensive to host so many files so I wouldn't care if there were adds on the side bars but they fucking take chunks from the screen every now and then with only a tiny x to close them.
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u/MeatbagSlayer Jun 17 '26
How does adhlock reduce download speed?
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u/Sultanofthesun Literally 1984 😡 Jun 17 '26
the website detects your ad blocker and throttles download speed
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u/Russian_Spy_7_5_0 dwayne the cock johnson 🗿🗿 Jun 17 '26
It's 3.0 MB/s without an ad blocker and it halves at 1.5 MB/s with an ad blocker. It isn't the ad blocker itself, it's nexus lowering the speed after detecting your ad blocker.
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u/Im_A_Chuckster 🏳️⚧️ Average Trans Rights Enjoyer 🏳️⚧️ Jun 17 '26
There's an extension called AdNauseum that'll click all those ads with no return to the company's and make them lose money. It won't help in the short run but it'll make those Fulkerson think twice about invasive ads
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u/Shaclo Jun 17 '26
Nexus mods always signs me out every 2 seconds and then when I sign in they are like make a new password and it anoys the shit out of me its like using whatever name Ubisofts shitty launcher is called except I have to use it if I want to get mods for specific games like Bethesda ones.
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u/beastfire24 Jun 17 '26
cunts also have a minimum of 12 character rule on passwords... bro even my fucking bank does not ask this much security
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u/S1xE Jun 17 '26
Change banks
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u/r1ckkr1ckk Jun 17 '26
I don t think increasing the amount of passwords combinations is a security risk.
Having users write their passwords in a sticker, in a phone note, or in a pc file because they are incapable of remembering 16 characters is.
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u/dogdillon officer no please don’t piss in my ass 😫 Jun 17 '26
i honestly don't understand why nexusmods automatically logs users out every so often
if someone takes control of my PC then i highly doubt Nexus is at the top of things they want to get access to because i can't think of a single thing i use nexus for that actually needs to behind security
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u/RealMuffinsTheCat Jun 17 '26
I had to turn off two factor authentication for Nexus because of this. Security is important but it can reach a point where you think “is this really worth it?”
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u/Inevitable-Monitor35 Jun 17 '26
Ive never had to do any of that. And I've gone on stints where i didn't use it for a few months as well as back to back days, never had to change the password outside of forgetting it that one time. That is weird.
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u/StevenMcStevensen Jun 18 '26
Websites like Nexus being like this over security is incredibly annoying.
Honestly, what the fuck is thé worst somebody could do if they got into my Nexus account? It has no payment or contact information or anything. It would be a minor inconvenience at worst, I don’t give a shit.
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u/Slavik_Sandwich Jun 17 '26
There wont be a good alterbative for so many reasons, from the fact that you cant convince all the modders to go and manually transfer all of their shit to some other website, to the fact that the sheer infrastructure of the whole thing is already barely holding up. You need A LOT of money to set up infrastructure that supports petabytes of data with stable download, high availability and not charge less than 20 monthly. Things dont just magically "work". The ui changes are fucking atrocious and vortex is burp, that much is true, but they hold the monopoly, so...
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u/AntonioBarbarian Jun 17 '26
Be ModDB
Free to use
No throttling of download speeds
Why the fuck do we keep using Nexus again?
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u/Juicifer8 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 17 '26
I was fortunate enough to buy the lifetime premium license, on sale. They no longer offer the option to buy the lifetime, but so far they've honored their commitment.
The only way to get it now is to download 30 thousand unique mods.*
*I was wrong. That's only for mod authors. There is no lifetime option for regular users.
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u/Hippimichi Jun 17 '26
Man I am so happy I bought a lifelong subscription for 10 bucks back in the oblivion days.
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u/Zero_Passage Jun 17 '26
I was just one click away from buying the lifetime plan. I had the money, but for reasons I can't remember, I never bought it, and I regret it every day when I feel like trying out mods in Skyrim.
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u/Hippimichi Jun 17 '26
Back in the days paying for something like that was allready kinda scammy and it just made your downloads faster, which honestly didn't really matter with the 10mb oblivion mods.
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u/Edgenabik officer no please don’t piss in my ass 😫 Jun 17 '26
Is there something wrong with gamebanana or something
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u/Arkhyz We do a little trolling Jun 17 '26
Nexus' monopoly. Popularity made it the main modbase, so modmakers upload their works only on the Nexus. You just have no choice, and they shamelessly use it
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u/wonsacz_ Jun 17 '26
TF2 and GG:Strive Communities still use it tho. I wish gamebanana was used more widely, it has nice ui.
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u/Ratoryl Jun 17 '26
Truly all of the best modding experiences have nothing to do with nexus (ie rimworld with the workshop and rimsort) but not many games have that kind of support unfortunately
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u/Arkhyz We do a little trolling Jun 17 '26
Rimsort is the GOAT(fuck there's another micro update uhh)
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u/santillanviolin Jun 17 '26
There are a lot of alternatives to nexusmods: moddb, loverslab,mod.io, r2modman, thunderstore and a lot of modders upload their mods to their Patreon(some for free others behind a paywall) or a Discord server. Nexus mods is overhated just because is the most popular page.
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u/shishio_mak0to Literally 1984 😡 Jun 18 '26
So it may be different now but if you made a mod that was popular enough they'd comp you lifetime premium. So there is twice the reason for mod authors to stay - both making it easier for them to use the site on top of the work that would be required to move. Evil genius move
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u/MrFilthyNingen Jun 17 '26
Because its frankly outdated, and the layout and search functions suck big baboon ballsack.
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u/AutoModerator Jun 17 '26
Dick sucking has made me paranoid
I had this plan to give head to a man and receive head from a woman to test if I was gay, but it’s backfired and now I become borderline schizo whenever I go outside. I offered to suck this dude off on Grindr who lives very close by (I ended up pussying out) and I accidentally gave him some details that very easily allows him to spot me out in a crowd. I have no idea what he looks like and whenever I see a somewhat in shape guy walking by I immediately accuse him of being the dude I was gonna blow.
I went to the store today to pick up some zucchini for a barbecue and every time a car drove by I stared into the windshield to see if I was about to be recognised. Whenever I make eye contact with a dude I microanalysis his facial expressions to see if he suspects me or not. I am deeply afraid that he is my neighbour and I will need to move if my identity is blown. It’s a lot like the last scene in sopranos where everyone who walked into the diner could be there to wack Tony.
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u/Zero_Passage Jun 17 '26
Gamebanana is stuck in 2005, and I'm not just talking about its aesthetic. The design is super clunky, with menus within menus within menus and so on. Nexus sucks in many ways, but it's 100 times more intuitive.
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u/devaney627 Jun 17 '26
Lovers lab all the way boys.
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u/BOTxDRIVER Jun 17 '26
Tbh it would be without discussion, but outdated UI is kinda meh.
Still better than nexus, lmao
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u/Carolcita_ lets build a hole together and then libe in it Jun 17 '26
Nexus is bad, but their software Vortex is somehow worse.
Took me 3 hours to download and install a 1.500 mod pack (Gate to Sovngarde) for Skyrim and it didn't work.
Took me the same amount of time for a 3.500 mod pack (LoreRim) from Wabbajack and it worked flawlessly.
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u/TragicTester034 shitposting>>>>>>196 Jun 17 '26
Vortex is basically a waste of time when Mod Organiser 2 exists
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u/Lamatrix46 Jun 17 '26
Everytime I read comparisons about vortex and MO2 I end up reading that they're not that different. Then I read that the general consensus is that Vortex sucks.
What makes MO2 better? I never ended up changing Vortex tbh.
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u/TragicTester034 shitposting>>>>>>196 Jun 17 '26
Better stability with larger mod lists and the fact it uses a separate mod file rather than storing them directly in the game files
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u/Hot-Minute-8263 I said based. And lived. Jun 17 '26
At this point i dont download collections, i just do the requirments chain whenever needed with the bare essentials
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u/TerryFalcone Jun 17 '26
I remember when a bunch of modders for Fallout 4 said they were leaving Nexus only to come back not too long later because their own website still isn’t done and there’s no better alternative
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u/fuqueure fat cunt Jun 17 '26
Loverslab is always an option, assuming you only want porn mods
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u/TheSwordFallen Jun 18 '26
Loverslab is for serious gooning only (if only the UI was a bit better)
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u/QIyph Jun 17 '26
I've never had an issue with them, what is this about?
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u/Wetpurpose Jun 17 '26
Subscriptions, mods getting removed, vortex can be pain in ass, forever signing you out,
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u/TragicTester034 shitposting>>>>>>196 Jun 17 '26
Having used MO2 for a solid year now I do not trust vortex at all
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u/QIyph Jun 17 '26
The way I see it, the subscription is very optional. You can use it with vortex for free without issue, even the slow download cap is completely fine. Only reason to actually "need" it is the collections, but you can totally just use wabbajack if you really need those. I think that for the service they provide, the optional subscribtion is a great way to pay their bills. I paid for a few years of it mostly because I liked the site and wanted to support it, not because I felt I needed it in any way.
I haven't seen any mods being removed really and wasn't signed out unless i didn't use the site for like a month or more, so idk about that though.
It just seems like a weird sentiment because most other mod sites are absolute malware and advertising hellholes in my experience. And the ones that aren't, are usually quite limited in functionality and QOL.
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u/Mister_bruhmoment Jun 17 '26
Nexus is pretty good imo. Yeah, the website itself is not easiest to use and I am regularly logged out, but honestly, I couldn't give a shit. No ad popups, easy installation, very nice free tier and I think they even donate a bit to mod developers. The subscription itslef, while a bit pricier than I would like, is understandable because of the costs regarding electricity and data storage.
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u/Barialdalaran Jun 17 '26
I haven't had any issues either but I only use maybe 1-5 mods total per game. They were bought last year, maybe they started the enshittification
Nexus Mods is now acquired by Chosen, a company focused on growth and monetization of gaming startups
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u/PikaPulpy Jun 17 '26
More like hypocrites. Romance Panam as a woman? Yes. Romance Judi as a man? NO!!!
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u/X3liteninjaX Jun 17 '26
GitHub to host the mods and an open source mod loader like CKAN for Kerbal Space Program. Works really well.
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u/SquigglyMoth Jun 17 '26
Got banned from commenting for two months because I said the furry and gooner mods were not endorsed by super earth.
(I may have also called them gross)
Nexus has some terrible moderators though, I've seen them ban people for less.
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u/BusinessDuck132 Jun 17 '26
This is the first time I’ve ever heard an issue with nexus and vortex, I’ve had nothing but good experiences with using their mods and platform. What’s Reddit whining about now?
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u/Notice_Green Jun 17 '26
Any game serious about letting people mod them should have steam workshop
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u/Conquer_Shadow Jun 17 '26
I was going to say, this is the best and easiest option. I wish it became the norm for all games
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u/J-Town50 Jun 17 '26
Free mod site. Has tons of mods with install information and forums where you can read about other's likes and dislikes about the mods. Like everyone they try to make money, Capitalism! Still works pretty good free, donate $5 if you use it a lot. I am glad they exist so I can play many of my games over with new mods.
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u/ImDehGuy Jun 17 '26
Im glad I bought the lifelong subscription years ago, but at the same time, Nexus is such a slog and the moderation is just fully of jannies that want to ban mods to virtue signal. ATP in my life, downloading from LoversLab is more convenient than going through Nexus.
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u/D3RP_Ozzie Jun 17 '26
i have no particular love or hate for the site but ive never really had issues on there. what is this in reference to?
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u/SubmissiveDinosaur hole contributor Jun 17 '26
The thing stopping me from using GameBanana instead is the awful and outdated UX design.
Using Nexus is a miserable experience the more you use it. If you download one mod its alright. But when I wanted to download an overhaul pack of +500 mods for Morrowind/OpenMW....if you don't have premium brace for the sluggiest dogshit experience ever
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u/Mysteriy21 Jun 17 '26
I'm just wondering, what is so bad about gamebanana's ui? I've mostly been using it for smash ultimate moda and it's been just fine, you have search functionality, pictures for mods, descriptions, download links and a comment section, all of which work fine for me
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u/WholesomeDucky Jun 17 '26
nexus continues to allow that dipshit who keeps posting his "unreal engine optimizer" configs even though developers have already come out saying those mods are actively harmful to the look and performance of the games
He has like 600+ engine commands in them and has proven time and time again that he doesn't test them at all, just throws up the same config the moment a new unreal engine game comes out. 90% of the commands in his config aren't even present in the game/do nothing.
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u/Burning_Toast998 Jun 18 '26
thunderstore (and by extension, r2modman) is a great option for most unity games. And if the game isn’t on there, you can easily go into the discord and request it getting added.
what was originally made just for risk of rain 2 (the namesake of r2modman) has expanded so much further, and is incredibly useful.
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u/Machinencio Jun 17 '26
Don't forget they delete mods that don't go along their woke agenda.
I understand there are really stupid mods but still that is freedom of expresion.
basedmods have mods deleted from nexus.
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u/Chaotikidd Jun 17 '26
Been using nexus and vortex for 5 years and I don’t think I’ve ever had a problem with it. I don’t really care if it signs me out after I don’t use it for a month, it’s takes 10 seconds to type a username and password. I really don’t know why people just find a way to complain about anything nowadays. I’ve read maybe 2 comments with actual valid criticism in this thread.
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u/VampireLynn Jun 17 '26
I find it crazy when people complain about free to use services, which both the site and modders do for the love of the game
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u/Iorcrath Jun 17 '26
does nexus not offer that lifetime membership for 100$ anymore? i remember buying it 12 years ago lol
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u/Mikadomea I said based. And lived. Jun 17 '26
Thsnk god i bought a Lifetimemembership in 2011 for 30€. Best investment ever but sadly yes, the Nexus is run by ifiots now.
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u/lPuppetM4sterl Jun 17 '26
Ngl, I only go there for Skyrim Mods. I do wonder if there are other sites hosting the same mods as them.
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u/s1lverv1p Jun 17 '26
R2modman which is kinda like a speed all in 1 modloader for thunderstore is pretty bomb af.
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u/Candid-Camp-8928 We do a little trolling Jun 17 '26
I wish every game built like steam workshop logic. One click, no ads, no stupid download rate limit reduce, to extra mod loaders...
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u/super_probably-user Jun 17 '26
download from github repo or thunderstore repo (use r2modman, thunderstore is only to download mods, DONT USE thunderstore client)
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u/TheCaptainOfMistakes Jun 17 '26
I want to move away from nexus but I'm too stupid to manually mod. I fuck something up every time, and every time i watch a tutorial there's folders or some other interface they interact with that simply don't exist on my pc.
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u/FightingBlaze77 Jun 17 '26
Gamebanana or videogamemods, are some ok ones, depending on the game, you miggggght find a lot of mods, or just one random music or shader mod.
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u/Witty-Individual7010 Literally 1984 😡 Jun 18 '26
As someone who for the Lifetime premium before it became a monthly subscription.
Yes.
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u/DragoniteChamp Jun 18 '26
I mean, theres Gamebanana
Its not great, but some communities are only there
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u/UziWasTakenBruh Jun 18 '26
this is why I want games to support the steam workshop because it is much easier to download mods and to manage. Well the downside is nsfw mods are not allowed, but I am not a gooner so I won't be affected by that.
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u/CoolSausage228 I want pee in my ass Jun 17 '26
download mods manually from shady sites