So does the nexus mod manager not have monster hunter world on it?

[Greendragon245]

Really don't no anything about installing mods manually

[Dingus]

seems like a support question you should ask on their site, but as far as I know most MHW mods are drag and drop.

[Umbreon™]

I really advise against using NMM. It constantly broke my modlists even for the more ''supported'' games like Skyrim and FNV. You should learn how to install mods manually, even if a mod manager sounds like a cool idea.

[TT]

Don't use NMM for any games part from FO/Elder scrolls. Even then use mod organizer instead.

Just read the mod installation directions on the mod page.

[Umbreon™]

Nguyên văn bởi desu vult:

Don't use NMM for any games part from FO/Elder scrolls. Even then use mod organizer instead.

Just read the mod installation directions on the mod page.

This, really. This is a bit offtopic by now but Mod Organizer is just the better option. It never broke my modlists except on one occasion where it lost the load order and in the end I could make up by using the ''backup load order'' button. Meanwhile NMM constantly broke mods to the point I had to reinstall some of them every so often.

Either way installing mods manually is much more ideal because then you have full control of where (and which) files go in your folders. Mod Organizer handles mods really well but still.

[TT]

Nguyên văn bởi Umbreon™:

Nguyên văn bởi desu vult:

Don't use NMM for any games part from FO/Elder scrolls. Even then use mod organizer instead.

Just read the mod installation directions on the mod page.

This, really. This is a bit offtopic by now but Mod Organizer is just the better option. It never broke my modlists except on one occasion where it lost the load order and in the end I could make up by using the ''backup load order'' button. Meanwhile NMM constantly broke mods to the point I had to reinstall some of them every so often.

Either way installing mods manually is much more ideal because then you have full control of where (and which) files go in your folders. Mod Organizer handles mods really well but still.

MO2 is stable as well now.

[Greendragon245]

Nguyên văn bởi Umbreon™:

Nguyên văn bởi desu vult:

Don't use NMM for any games part from FO/Elder scrolls. Even then use mod organizer instead.

Just read the mod installation directions on the mod page.

This, really. This is a bit offtopic by now but Mod Organizer is just the better option. It never broke my modlists except on one occasion where it lost the load order and in the end I could make up by using the ''backup load order'' button. Meanwhile NMM constantly broke mods to the point I had to reinstall some of them every so often.

Either way installing mods manually is much more ideal because then you have full control of where (and which) files go in your folders. Mod Organizer handles mods really well but still.

wait their is this (mod manager) I can also donwload?

[Greendragon245]

Having trouble with this 1 mod says extract me but all their is is a readme file that I can't do anything with

[TT]

Nguyên văn bởi Greendragon245:

Having trouble with this 1 mod says extract me but all their is is a readme file that I can't do anything with

what's the mod called?

[Greendragon245]

its the item shop 1

[Smug Kot]

Nexus mod manager its trash most of the time anyway.

[Rhael]

Nguyên văn bởi Umbreon™:

I really advise against using NMM. It constantly broke my modlists even for the more ''supported'' games like Skyrim and FNV. You should learn how to install mods manually, even if a mod manager sounds like a cool idea.

The main problem with installing mods manually is having track of them to remove later ifd you want to do so.

There is that other mod manager whose name I always forget that works pretty well with many mods from nexus