Fallout 3 nexus prone mod#
Fallout 3 nexus prone mods#

Hell, I'm tempted to use it myself for many of the same reasons. Your mod, IMO, does not qualify as a cheat mod. I wouldn't move it back to the other category without contact him though, just in case. If you contact him and explain the situation, and point out your other examples, I'm sure he'll understand. In other words the absolute but very vocal minority forced admins to submiss and do what they want. Now who bitching about 'cheating' in comments? I counted around 20 users more or less, considering 33k+ unique downloads as of now it is 0.06%.

Fallout 3 nexus prone mod#

So what just happened is some people either reported my mod to admins, or one of them read the comments, and they took action. It is not cheating obviously.Д¬onfigurable Power Armor Core Fusion Drain - want infinite power armor? It is gameplay. Wear 2x the amount of armor and get 2x benefits. More Armor Slots - 'this mod well pretty much allow you to wear those 5 extra piece of armor on anything that usually takes all the slots', under gameplay.

Fallout 3 nexus prone mods#

Okay, and what about mods that are more likely to be considered cheating (some user even listed them in comments for comparison) Hacking Terminals is easier - gameplay tooДЄnd those mods for FO3, FNV and SKyrim been there for years under 'wrong' category, no problem from Zaldiir.Д®asier Hacking with Options - the same mod that changes the same gamesetting, under gameplay category. Lets check similar mods for previous games:Д®asy Unlocking - Easy Hacking - indeed under cheats, but looking at changes log it was an author's decision

Maybe it is just a common practice on Nexus. My first thought was maybe I missed something in Nexus rules and I'm oblidged to put in the right category (though categorizing a mod is always subjective), and admins do that with other mods too. Admins can manipulate mods for sure, it is their job in the end, but I always thought that should happen with mods that violate rules, like nudity mods not being tagged properly, copyright violations, etc. who is this guy? I don't know him, never spoke with him, never seen him posting anything in comments, no PMs from him, and he just came and editied my mod without any prior notification. ' Attribute change: category changed to 'Cheats and God items' ( Zaldiir)'. I tried to reply to several comments, but was quickly overwhelmed, so I just put a sticky post and left it as is.Д«ut yesterday I opened nexus in browser and had a notice waiting. Well, it changed gameplay for me in a better way, so why not. But it also attracted a lot of people who decided that this is a cheating and should be in that category, while I placed it under gameplay changes. I don't care for downloads, endorsements or any other similar statistics regarding modding. ењЋdit usually takes few months to reach such numbers for comparison. He decided to use this mod too and featured it his modding video on youtube. I was right about not only me not liking hacking, but (un)fortunately the other peson happened to be Gopher. Then a thought came into my mind - maybe I'm not the only one who doesn't like hacking? And those people are too checking nexus right now in desperate attempt to find a solution? Lets share it since the mod works as intended as I playtested it myself, be a good guy Finally my game became perfect and I'm enjoying it at 100%. So I had to create such mod myself to display only single correct password. Unfortunately it was 12 Nov, too early for mods to pop up except for texture replacers.

I went on Fallout 4 nexus to check if something is already there to fix my problem. Why did Bethesda allow to reset attempts when exiting terminals is beyond my understanding, it just beats the purpose of that minigame and makes it impossible to fail at the expense of spent time. And even if I fail 3 attempts, I just exit and start over, and over again. But instead I'm forced stay in one place, count and remember letters in my head, put eyestrain on my not so young eyes while looking at horrible terminal screen. The time I prefer to spend exploring and killing mutants. I just don't like them personally: you can't fail at them, they don't take a lot of skill, they just take time.

But one thing bugged me since Fallout 3 and unfortunately it remainded unchanged - hacking minigames. So Fallout 4 is out now, and surely I play it too an enjoy a lot. That's what I do in real life too - making other people life easier. People probably know that I'm not a mod maker, I prefer to do modding via programming of tools to help other mod makers and users. A small story that happened recently with one of my first 'mods' on nexus.