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IMO, Dumb0ne has turned Nexus into more that what it ever should have been. He's made it an internet shopping mall for mods. Which has lured more people in for those games. So there's more non premium members, more downloads. More servers to pay for. More bandwidth being used. He does nothing to incentivize non premium members to pay. it's usually them making that decision because what Nexus has offered them for free. But lets not forget the bad reputation Nexus, Dark0ne and their staff have had for many years and have left a bad stain upon themselves for it. Those who don't like him and his staff are not going to change. Like adblock it's pointless trying to fight this battle. I'm set in my ways and noting that him or his staff does is going to change that. But people who have no problem with him, his staff and Nexus for the most part will be on the fence or have a general distaste for this move. All he's doing is pissing off more people and furthering their likelihood of ever supporting Nexus. D0's purpose of Nexus is purely to bank off of. He has no interest in the community itself. He's in it for the money. Maybe once upon a time that was different when it was niche. But clearly as of right now it's obvious more than ever that it's about the money. He bit off more than he can chew and we have to fork over cash for the decisions he's made.

Dark0ne is a complete dumbass and here's why... He doesn't incentivize his non premium members to jump onboard to either be a supporter or a premium member to help fund the site. he prefers to twists people's arms in order to get them to, but that is a complete failed strategy. Years of the same have proven that. Whether him or his little assface minions come here and take a peak at what goes on over at this site doesn't matter to me. If they do, maybe they'll learn a thing or two. Adblock is out of the question. People are going to use it one way or another and will not give it up. Instead of going down that route what he should be doing instead is offering some incentives to get people motivated to help support by offering non premium members a once a month high speed downloads. Usable for one day. Instead of charging people a month, just open a donation page. He would probably get more money that way. Instead he prefers to twist people's arms and piss them off and that is less inclined to get people to want to support the site. His way is a utter fail and will only further piss people off and probably leave Nexus and go elsewhere. It also doesn't help that his premium faggotry fanboys are always on their high horse white knighting and shit bashing non premium members calling them freeloaders, etc. If he wants to make more money, he needs to put them in check. I've dealt with that shit myself on there and all it does is make Nexus look worse. All they are doing is making Nexus feel like a less welcomed place unless you join their ego dick stroking club. Lastly, he gets revenue from viewed ads. If a lot of people are using adblock, then that's too fucking bad for him. People are not going to give up adblock for him. So he either needs to look for other methods (like I mentioned above) to make it a win-win, or keep running the site like a dumbass.

Moderator moved to here thought there might be some meaningful discussions related to recent changes to Nexus. there are possibly some Nexus fan boys here. Have your heated discussions but beware we aren't Nexus and we won't protect you if anyone starts slinging shit and can't handle the consequences. HAVE FUN! https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/8198053-the-shaming-of-non-premium-users-needs-to-stop/ Penalizing users for not having premium membership is not the way to incentivize people to pay for a premium membership. Now having to be redirected to download a file has only made it more of an obstacle for people to download files having to go through hoops. it's not going to stop me from download what I want, but it definitely furthers me from ever being motivated to become a premium or support member. Not that I ever would. I was going to open up a topic about this, but there's nothing new about how D0 is and how he and his assface minions operate the site. However, that Ethreon person has always been a Nexus fanboy faggot. I've been wanting to challenge that idiot for years, but I'm sure the staff will defend him and give me a warning or ban.

One giant setscale 20 Provoke giant. Welcome to Starfield.

Another unhinged thing...

I think the Democrats are doomed. The far left has taken over and the neolibs are becoming a dying breed for the party. the far left want someone like AOC in office.

That impeachment is going to backfire right up their ass so hard its' going to make the grand canyon look like a back door swimming pool.

ROFL

Found these 3 tutorials for adding objects to their game world from their YT Channel. Those were old tutorials. Since then it looks like they changed the name of this game and the dev tool has been improved.

If you didn't bother trying the demo, this guy did a video of the demo.

My CPU is crap for recording in 1080p though. But for the GPU 1080p is great.

@ritualclarity Intel Core I5 750 GTX 970 (not overclocked) 8GB Ram Been running the same PC for over 10 years now. Only upgrade is GPU I've lost interest in testing the demo. I'll wait much later to see how it turns out. But so far I'm not impressed.

The faces for the females are terrible. It's just as bad as potato faces. Them men aren't as bad but not that good either. You can't lock on target as far as I know. Each attack is based off your stamina bar. The voice acting is meh... The graphics are okayish. Maybe it's my potato PC but it's up there with Oblivion/FO3. I ran it on low settings and then ultra. Though, I don't remember noticing a difference. The character creation is very basic. Not a lot of options. It's all preselecting like you see in the clip above. The attributes is a cool feature. It has an impact on your dialogue like the speech skill and SPECIAL would for Fallout 3/NV. I'm not sure how it runs on a better PC but when you log out, it slow the crap of my PC down and I have to wait a bit for my PC to speed back up. Combat is pretty fun, though I haven't used a bow and arrow yet. I just got it and saved my game shortly after but upon launching the demo there is no loading your save so I have to start over... This was a few days ago so I'm about to get back on and start over. The lock pick is meh... It's more annoying than challenging. You can choose to play in windowed mode or full screen. Going to try this in windowed mode this time. But multi tasking makes my PC lag. my CPU isn't that great though. Once installed you can choose between 8Ram or 16Ram depending how much you have.

They'll give up when you continue to return like I did. I'm the cancer they can't get rid of. Ever.

I just did some reading on and they put up their demo to download. Gonna give it a try.

Sounds like these guys are heavily into mod support and I'm fine with that. If we get the very same tool they use to develop, there will be great potential.

MOD SUPPORT Our vision is for Isles of Adalar to become known over time as a nearly endless RPG experience rich with narrative driven content. With this in mind we've designed our game to support mods and user generated content from the very beginning. Everything that exists in game is created using the same level editor that ships inside the game, so the modders have access to all the tools we use ourselves to create campaigns. Just shipping tools for modding is not enough to realize our vision. We are going to be actively working to build up a creative community around our game. This starts with making tools as user friendly and efficient to use as possible so that small teams of only a handful of people can make large scale campaigns. But in addition to the tools we will also be giving players extra content that is not used in the base game so that their campaigns can feel unique. This will range from environmental biomes, to different styles of architecture and even new enemies. ROLE PLAYING AND REPLAYABILITY Choice and consequence is at the core of our dialogue system. We use a hybrid (mostly) text based system that features non specific voice lines for NPCs. This allows us to have in depth dialogue with the characters in the world but also gives the player necessary feedback to reflect the NPC's general attitude and response to the player. For example, you may try to intimidate a bandit and if you fail the speech check you may get a voiced response saying something like "I won't stand for this!" but the text can be more in depth and context specific. Instead of using a speech skill to determine dialogue choices and persuasion success, the player can assign multiple personality traits to their character and these traits will give unique responses. The success or failure of a persuasion attempt is determined by both the player character's level and if a specific type of persuasion logically makes sense in the context of the situation. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1112620/Isles_of_Adalar/

Fallout 1st Members: Fallout 76 Fanboi:

Looks pretty cool. Mod support? Oh, my! But we'll see in time. I hope so. Would be a nice kick to the nuts to Bethesda.

It's very rare to find a leftist who is actually intellectual and worthy of respecting. The far/extreme left is to blame for infecting leftists as a whole into what it has become now. This guy, shows that there are some out there on the left that are actually sane and tolerant.

http://archive.is/uF7uN

As I said before, there won't be mod support for FO76. Unless they find a way to charge you monthly to use the Creation Kit.