![]() ![]() At some point, if you use a lot of mods, you will end up installing something that overwrites something else, and it will be a big p.i.t.a. Not all mods are packaged into neat, tidy archives, so if you download an armor compendium, you may end up with meshes and textures folders that include 30 or more different subfolders, some of which may or may not be named identically to the vanilla folders, and exceedingly few of which will be named in any manner convenient to identifying the mod they came with. You don't *need* any mod manager, if you prefer to do manual installation, but that can make for a very messy data folder, especially as you begin to accumulate more and more mods. ![]() It is one of a few different mod management tools out there, but they hired the Mod Organizer developer to help them make it, and it includes the LOOT api, so you don't need to worry about using LOOT separately to establish your load order. Vortex is the current nexus-designed mod manager, which took the place of the NMM (Nexus Mod Manger). ![]() This isn't my strong point, so take this with a grain of salt. ![]()
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