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What's the best place to browse mods? There are a few mechanics that are really annoying me.
EDIT: I'm on linux mind-you, don't know if that makes modding more problematic like it does some other games.
Nexusmods. And Steam Workshop works, too if you happen to be on Steam. No idea about Linux, but I think I heard Linux users discussing mods, so I guess there shouldn't be much problems. Good luck and see you in the Zone, Stalker!
Thank you. I did get set up with a working mod manager and Nexusmods, however I'm unfortunately finding that most mods I'd like to use don't seem to be compatible with the latest game patch. Has this also been your experience?
Which mod manager did you get set up? I started using mod organizer 2 for Fallout 4 but I'm curious about other options.
I'm trying out NOMM not necessarily because it's the best or most robust, but because you can add/configure new games just by adding a yaml file. I play a lot of engine ports for various games, and that functionality appeals to me, since a lot of those ports require juggling patches and fan-made fixes.