No Steam Workshop??

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Im back to the game and now i see the game don't have the Workshop.. WHY??

[SuperSledgeNY]

There never was a Steam Workshop from day 1. Bethesda and Nexus are your main sources for mods, but there's lots of other sites and blogs as well.

[☤☼69ᚨᛗAkaMᚨᛪ69☼☤]

Originally posted by SuperSledgeNY:

There never was a Steam Workshop from day 1. Bethesda and Nexus are your main sources for mods, but there's lots of other sites and blogs as well.

I know that never was SW from day1(PRE-ORDER+PASS whit Kinguin I saved a ton of money ), but my question is why they did not added ??
Since for most of the people it is easier download the mods via the SW instead of trying to manually download and then install the various mod.
I do not understand why complicate things for users instead of simplifying them.

*sorry Google translate

[ForevaNoob Wonemorturn]

Easy is lazy.

[Mr.Person]

the Nexus mod manager is basically an easier and better version of the workshop. I would use that.

[ForevaNoob Wonemorturn]

Originally posted by Mr.Person:

the Nexus mod manager is basically an easier and better version of the workshop. I would use that.

So very true.
Easy is lazy but just so good...

[Nite69]

Nexus Mod Manager, don't need anything else

[☤☼69ᚨᛗAkaMᚨᛪ69☼☤]

Originally posted by ForevaNoob Wonemorturn:

Easy is lazy.

Originally posted by Mr.Person:

the Nexus mod manager is basically an easier and better version of the workshop. I would use that.

Why do you think it is wrong if a person prefers the SW that allows you to install and uninstall the mods you want with a click instead of using an external site that makes me do everything manually ??
This is not about laziness but of practicality, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim have the SW and Fallout 4 no ??
Pls BE SERIOUS.

[Mr.Person]

Why do you think that the steam workshop ruins Skyrim once you have too many mods in it? You can't manage load orders or any bigger mods than maybe a few reskins.

And guess what, you download NMM and go to the site it has 1 click installs too oh wow! Plus it has the option to sort the mods into folders automatically, and can sort the load order automatically so mods don't crash your game due to load order conflicts which happen fequently with workshop users that don't know how to manage more than 10 mods properly.

Its not wrong, but we gave you the reason why AND the better alternative and you came back and cried about it. So Use Nexus or nothing, those are really your only options.

[Lucius Kern]

Eh there are games using steam workshop that also take in account the load order. But yeah Nexus is a good source for mods thats true, but steam workshop should also be an option for those that are not as experienced with modding.

[Zee_]

This is an april 1st thread right? I mean, its got to be.

Bethesda and Valve announced early on (as in, this was old news before the game was launched) that there will be no steam workshop for Fallout 4. Bethesda wanted their own platform for mods.

Nexus is still the way to go though. And if you think you have to do things manually with NMM, then you aren't using Nexus or NMM correctly.

[Incunabulum]

Originally posted by STW Italia☤♦Thorgrim♦☤:

Im back to the game and now i see the game don't have the Workshop.. WHY??:dswilson:

FFS man - its been a year. There are a thousand posts going over this. Are you really that fething lazy?

[☤☼69ᚨᛗAkaMᚨᛪ69☼☤]

Originally posted by Mr.Person:

Why do you think that the steam workshop ruins Skyrim once you have too many mods in it? You can't manage load orders or any bigger mods than maybe a few reskins.

And guess what, you download NMM and go to the site it has 1 click installs too oh wow! Plus it has the option to sort the mods into folders automatically, and can sort the load order automatically so mods don't crash your game due to load order conflicts which happen fequently with workshop users that don't know how to manage more than 10 mods properly.

Its not wrong, but we gave you the reason why AND the better alternative and you came back and cried about it. So Use Nexus or nothing, those are really your only options.

Finally a serious comment, not a simple phrase "Eazy is lazy" or a generic response.
I did not know that NMM was so, since I mainly use "SW" (to avoid downloading files that I might damage my PC).

"But we gave you the reason why AND the better alternative and you came back and criedabout it"
I have not gone back to cry but to talk as this is a forum made for this, then just now I received (from you) a detail response, but this has happened because you have assumed that I knew what it was and how it worked NMM and I rather thought it was one of those sites / forums where you have to download the mods from the links but now I know it is a program with its own interface and certainly I will give him a look.

[☤☼69ᚨᛗAkaMᚨᛪ69☼☤]

Originally posted by Zee_:

This is an april 1st thread right? I mean, its got to be.

Bethesda and Valve announced early on (as in, this was old news before the game was launched) that there will be no steam workshop for Fallout 4. Bethesda wanted their own platform for mods.

Nexus is still the way to go though. And if you think you have to do things manually with NMM, then you aren't using Nexus or NMM correctly.

Not everyone always knows everything about everything.

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Originally posted by Incunabulum:

Originally posted by STW Italia☤♦Thorgrim♦☤:

Im back to the game and now i see the game don't have the Workshop.. WHY??

FFS man - its been a year. There are a thousand posts going over this. Are you really that fething lazy?

But you comment just to annoy or you are able to write something serious?
If you wanted to be serious you could post a discussion that talks about the same subject, saying:
"Hey look at this thread (link), you can find the answer to your question."

[DanloJr]

Originally posted by STW Italia☤♦Thorgrim♦☤:

Im back to the game and now i see the game don't have the Workshop.. WHY??:dswilson:

To answer you original question - ~Bethesda decided that they would handle the mod installs and didnot wish Steam to be involved, which is their right to do. They probably felt that they could ensure that the game was more stable if they helped managed the mods directly.