Steam Workshop, despite its automation, also has no such mechanisms. ModDB on the other hand is a completely manual process, which some people will actually prefer especially for any game where you want a version freeze on some mods (although Nexus is good for this too). Mod Organizer 2 also automatically detects conflicting files while Steam Workshop and ModDB don’t do this, but more on this later. It also does not need to be used with Nexus Mods, but doing so is convenient since there’s an integration for it. The tool needs to support the game in question, and for supported games you can have the tool install/uninstall mods for you, and update mods as well. Another tool is needed to automatically install and remove mods there are several options out there, but Mod Organizer 2 is generally agreed upon as being the best. Workshop mods are updated automatically on their own through Steam.Īutomation is a bit more limited with Nexus Mods, but still present. Select unsubscribe and it automatically uninstalls. Select subscribe and the mod automatically installs. That's what ended up working for me, and there is probably a way better solution in the comments so go look for that.Steam Workshop is all very automated. So if the problem is that bad - try finding the thing that's causing it, or in extreme cases wipe your ♥♥♥♥ing HDD or SSD. I mentioned this in the comments, but it might have gone unnoticed.īut for me it seemed like it must've been something on my computer at the time, because when I did a fresh install it worked perfectly fine. Anyway, still would appreicate the some help.įixed some disgusting grammar issues, also I haven't had this problem in a long time. But I can't login into downgraded verions, 'which is a horrible design choice from my opinion'. I found one 'fix' for me that didn't last long, but I guess can't use the new version of NMM so I downgraded. That's about it guys, hopefully you could help me out here. But that didn't work, so clearly it's something else. At first I thought it was because I tried to install 64 bit Java for something, so I just reinstalled java normally. Obviously I've tried to use the other solutions, but they didn't work. Either it's a connection problem, or it acts like it's launching then doesn't not at all like mine. I've tried looking up how to fix this, but anything I read about NMM not opening just isn't like my problem. So let me tell you exactly what happens - I click NMM, nothing happens. Anyway, hopefully you guys could help me out. Alright I've been dealing with this issue for a while now, so obviously I've done some digging and it seems as if my problerm has never happend to else.
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