so where's the lush trees mod now?

[space is cool]

Nexus it was taken down, not sure where it went.

[Falro the Great]

See the first comment on this 2-year-old Reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/2xu0i9/tree_and_grass_mods/?st=jc6pb5n6&sh=2a204083

[Ilja]

Ruffled Feather was later merged to STEP. However, I checked the STEP page to reply in to this thread. Lush Trees is not part of the STEP Core.

I have no idea how to get to it now.

[space is cool]

Originally posted by Falro the Great:

See the first comment on this 2-year-old Reddit thread:
https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/2xu0i9/tree_and_grass_mods/?st=jc6pb5n6&sh=2a204083

The ruffeled feather mod that was mentioned in that first comment is no longer a valid link. So the mod is gone.

[Alkpaz]

This is why you back up your mods.

[space is cool]

Originally posted by The Bandit:

This is why you back up your mods.

why would I still have a mod from 3 years ago...

[space is cool]

Originally posted by The Bandit:

This is why you back up your mods.

And who backs up their mods? They get updated constantly why would you want to play with older versions of your mods later?

[Alkpaz]

I have a few removed mods.. just because they are not updated anymore does NOT mean they no longer work. That is like saying "this game no longer updates, so it is a useless game". Not every game needs to go through endless updates and neither do mods. If you want endless updates I know a few Early Access games that never got out of EA.

[space is cool]

I'm not going to know when mods are removed. And no one backs up their mods that isn't even a normal thing xD.

[Alkpaz]

Originally posted by RRichard2:

I'm not going to know when mods are removed. And no one backs up their mods that isn't even a normal thing xD.

I do. So "no one backs up their mods", the fact that I do, makes this false. To assume no one else, other than myself, backs up their mods is a generalization.

[Ilja]

Originally posted by RRichard2:

I'm not going to know when mods are removed. And no one backs up their mods that isn't even a normal thing xD.

Eh... yes, it is. I have a big archive of mods in my hard drive. I always download them manually from Nexus and categorize them.

Though, I ended up downloading new files for FO4, because my old hard drive is still inside my old computer. I really should get those archives out of there.

[space is cool]

Originally posted by The Bandit:

Originally posted by RRichard2:

I'm not going to know when mods are removed. And no one backs up their mods that isn't even a normal thing xD.

I do. So "no one backs up their mods", the fact that I do, makes this false. To assume no one else other than myself backs up their mods is a generalization.

You took that too literally

[Alkpaz]

Originally posted by RRichard2:

Originally posted by The Bandit:

I do. So "no one backs up their mods", the fact that I do, makes this false. To assume no one else other than myself backs up their mods is a generalization.

You took that too literally

Say what you mean and mean what you say. ;)

[space is cool]

Originally posted by Ilja:

Originally posted by RRichard2:

I'm not going to know when mods are removed. And no one backs up their mods that isn't even a normal thing xD.

Eh... yes, it is. I have a big archive of mods in my hard drive. I always download them manually from Nexus and categorize them.

Though, I ended up downloading new files for FO4, because my old hard drive is still inside my old computer. I really should get those archives out of there.

I don't even bother backing up I want that space for more games not mods that I know I'm not going to use in the future anyway and are probably going to get the new versions. Not to mention I cannot know when any mods are removed so I don't know if I should keep a mod or not.

[Alkpaz]

Still rocking a 500GB drive? 100 games really doesn't use all that much. Steam kinda crawls when you install over 1K in games, so probably not advisable to do that anyway.

[space is cool]

Originally posted by The Bandit:

Still rocking a 500GB drive? 100 games really doesn't use all that much. Steam kinda crawls when you install over 1K in games, so probably not advisable to do that anyway.

My drive is 227 gigs so I can't install that many games in the first place.