I remember people being upset when Nexus came under new ownership a couple years ago, but I’ve been happy with what they’ve done so far. Vortex has been getting steady updates, and it’s honestly made modding so much easier with a more-or-less “plug and play” approach.
That was only a year ago. And collections were added way before the merger.
Honestly, I haven’t seen anything get added since the purchase. The main change I’ve seen is more pushing of vortex and collections when you go to the download page, there’s an extra page/window you have to click through now.
Also, splitting requirements and dependencies in different sections of mods’ description tabs. While they did need more differentiation, putting them in separate expansion buttons was too much and actually makes checking dependencies harder, especially with having pages instead of a long list
I remember people being upset when Nexus came under new ownership a couple years ago, but I’ve been happy with what they’ve done so far. Vortex has been getting steady updates, and it’s honestly made modding so much easier with a more-or-less “plug and play” approach.
That was only a year ago. And collections were added way before the merger.
Honestly, I haven’t seen anything get added since the purchase. The main change I’ve seen is more pushing of vortex and collections when you go to the download page, there’s an extra page/window you have to click through now.
Also, splitting requirements and dependencies in different sections of mods’ description tabs. While they did need more differentiation, putting them in separate expansion buttons was too much and actually makes checking dependencies harder, especially with having pages instead of a long list