Doublezero

Man, this game bombed hard.

View File UNPB HDT Red Halterneck Open Bra This is outfit is based on the Deluxe Bow Gift Box sold by Janedoelatex.com. How to obtain: You can obtain the clothing with the following console commands: "help Red Halterneck 0" "help Red Heels 0" "help Red Underwear 0" You can also craft the clothing at a blacksmith Forge. Requirements: An UNPB Body re-placer and all of it's requirements. HDT HighHeels System http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/36213/? Credits: Halofarm - for Pinup Poser. GomaPero - for GomaPero Poses v8. Besthesda - The maker of Skyrim and the Creation Kit Ousnius and Caliente - For BodySlide and Outfit Studio. Permissions: You're free to use this mod your own project. No need to ask me for permission. Have fun! Submitter Doublezero Submitted 07/27/2017 Category Clothing  

Yeah, I'm going to work on that first thing in the morning.

NSFWMods is now running on IPS 4.2. There are quite a few changes with this update. We now have clubs, likes have been replaced with reactions and users can now delete their own files. The new update broke the custom templates on the homepage. So if something doesn't feel quite right (aside for some of the visual changes) that's probably the reason why. Also IPSFocus hasn't updated the Carbon theme to 4.2 so I temporarily disabled that theme. As always, if you experience any problems from this update post a topic in the Feedback & Support Forum and I'll relay that to the IPS developers.

I doubt we're going to see many (if any) mods the size of Bruma on Creation Club. It takes years to make something like that and the modders who want to make a quick buck isn't going spend the time to make it. Crab armor is the bar Bethesda set for Creation Club and I don't expect much beyond that. Having said that I wouldn't pay for Bruma. Once you put a price on something I expect a certain level of quality.

View File UUNP Sassy Sophie Monokini This is outfit is based on the Sassy Sophie Monokini sold by Wickedtemptations.com. How to obtain: As usual, you can obtain the clothing with the console command "help Sassy 0" or craft them at a blacksmith Forge. How to install: Extract the contents of the zip file into the Skyrim data folder and use BodySlide to create the outfit for your body type. Requirements: An UNPB Body re-placer and all of it's requirements. BodySlide 2.4+ Credits: Halofarm - for Pinup Poser. GomaPero - for GomaPero Poses v8. Besthesda - The maker of Skyrim and the Creation Kit Ousnius and Caliente - For BodySlide and Outfit Studio. Permissions: You're free to use this mod your own project. Submitter Doublezero Submitted 07/14/2017 Category Clothing  

View File UNPB, UUNP Black Corset This is a light armor based on the outfit worn by Caroline Aquino in the scene "Black Corset" on ForeverVamp.com How to obtain: With the console command "help Black Corset 0" or at a blacksmith Forge. How to install: Extract the contents of the zip file into the Skyrim data folder and use BodySlide to create the outfit for your body type. Requirements: HDT HighHeels System http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/36213/ BodySlide 2.4+ Credits: GomaPero - for GomaPero Poses v8. Besthesda - The maker of Skyrim and the Creation Kit Ousnius and Caliente - For BodySlide and Outfit Studio. Permissions: You're free to use this mod your own project. No need to ask me for permission. Submitter Doublezero Submitted 06/23/2017 Category Armor  

Lets keep this in perspective.... Bethesda and most major game companies aren't creating their engine from scratch. They do make some alterations as needed to use the tools that they want to an engine that they buy the rights to. CD Project Red is building the engine from scratch and improving it each game they release based on what they learned and then having to build on the tools that the game content creators will be using. Bethesda is trying to fuck our skulls there with making the reader think they are still small and "indie" compared to other companies, yet however there are constant reports with MEA that they contracted out work to many other firms... if you counted all that subcontracted work, you'd likely get very close to the amount of people being used in Project CD Red... and they still gave crap for a game... not because of the amount of people but due to the constant fucktard acts and changes being done which violated common sense in game development. Went against the normal industry game production standards. That quote was knock at Bethesda for only hiring 100+ people at Bethesda Game Studios while CD Projekt Red, a company who hasn't had as much success (until The Witcher 3), is willing to hire 500+ individuals to make their games the best they possibly can be. And besides, EA has built their own engines. There's no excuse for Bethesda.

If I was forced to choose between Cyberpunk 2077 and TES6 I would choose Cyberpunk 2077. Cyberpunk is sounding like the RPG I've been dreaming of; something Bethesda wouldn't make. I just hope CD Project Red isn't being too ambitious with it. Bethesda would never hire that many people and it shows in the quality of their games. https://gamerant.com/fallout-4-development-team/

So Bethesda is re-releasing Skyrim twice (switch and Skyrim PSVR), is selling additional indie content but SSE hasn't been patched it 4 months and still has major issues. What the hell. (self.skyrimmods) People are growing tired of Bethesda.

If Betheda's VR crap doesn't do as well as they think they'll probably rush out TES6 a lot sooner. Not that this matters to me anymore. I'm getting sick of that company.

I doubt Bethesda's going to be doing much vetting with this. At best they'll reject mods that contain CBBE or assets that are obviously from other games but meshes and textures from other mods will likely go unnoticed until someone points it out to them. So, my question at that point will be, will Bethesda have any incentive to take down a mod that contains stolen assets that's especially selling very well for them? Maybe they will but I wouldn't hold my breath. As for Falskaar type mods I don't think we're going to be seeing many of those. At a glance, judging by the armored crab it looks like Bethesda is going for a microtransactions and microtransactions are actually more profitable than large scale DLCs.

Bethesda is only interested in the money. They go to Skyrim Nexus and see all of the mods with 1,000,000+ downloads and I bet all they can think of is how much they would make if they put a price tag on it. How will Bethesda be able to determine whats original content? How will they know if someone stole assets from another mod? How would they know if someone has stolen assets from another game? Um, Bethesda, shouldn't you be making this content?

Who didn't see this one coming. When Bethesda first attempted to allow creators to charge for their mods, it was met with strong resistance. Because there was no real curation system in place, anyone could charge any price for a mod, and creators of popular mods (like the Macho Man dragon mod) could exploit that popularity and gain a massive profit. But the biggest concern was plagiarism, since anyone could steal someone else’s mod, put it on the store, and gain money for it. The other issues with the paid mod system were potential drawbacks, but this was a huge flaw. And once Bethesda saw situations like that start to appear, the company shut down paid mods altogether. With Creation Club, though, it sounds as though Bethesda will be handpicking the content that is put on its store and potentially even setting the prices for different forms of content (the bigger the scope, the higher the price). This will still be a way for people to earn money off their creations – presumably in a percentage split with Bethesda – but it doesn’t sound as though everyone can participate. There are still plenty of details for Bethesda to cover where Creation Club is concerned, but it apparently was important for the studio to make sure fans knew this wasn’t a second attempt at paid mods. The system does have people paying for mods, but the scope is smaller, the curation process is more involved, and it will not impact any mods that players are currently using. Creation Club will be available this summer for PC, PS4, and Xbox One. It will support content on Fallout 4 and Skyrim: Special Edition. https://gamerant.com/bethesda-creation-club-paid-mod/undefined Bethesda is freaking lazy. They would rather make money off of someone else's work than make a new game. I wouldn't be shocked if any new game they do make is completely devoid of any meaningful content.

We're beating on a dead horse at this point but yeah, Bioware sucks. http://www.oneangrygamer.net/2017/06/bioware-montreal-devs-blame-everyone-else-for-mass-effect-andromeda-failings/32530/