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new vegas nexus drama

Antihero

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DalekFlay said:
Antihero said:
That's a fair point, but as long as Steam is still around you can easily redownload or backup your games locally.

I don't consider a backup that needs authorization to install to be a real backup. I like having DRM-free backups of my games so I know they will always work.
You'll get no argument from me there - one thing I have against Steam is that when they pull the plug on it, you'll lose everything unless you find cracks for it or for your games. There's some fantasy out there that Steam will release a patch to free up everything. (Maybe for their own games if they can be bothered to, but good luck with third party publishers). Not to mention the even worse DRM some publishers throw on top the Steam DRM, but not in the DVD release.

Overweight Manatee said:
User has been banned for installing the game without Steam in violation of the EULA.

If you installed the game without steam then you never agreed to an EULA :retarded:

Aren't .fomm files simply standard .rar or .7z files though? Don't see how this could stop you from using doing anything really. Modder behind it is sane, Nexus reaction quite lulzy.
Makes some sense to take a hard stance against cracks or piracy on a mod download site that by its nature is already borderline warez with texture mods and other files not covered by a toolset, so they try to at least ensure you have those files legitimately to begin with - and by "ensure" it's assume you do until you're dumb enough to admit that you just might not. (And of course no DLC files or ways to bypass game checks.)
 

Black

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Amusing, since I can run all mods just fine using the good ol' method. Paste into the data folder, tick the mods in data files and done.
 

roll-a-die

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Black said:
Amusing, since I can run all mods just fine using the good ol' method. Paste into the data folder, tick the mods in data files and done.
The problem is Bethesda's engine is a PoS and will fuck up if you load too many mods at once in the wrong order.
 

treave

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roll-a-die said:
Black said:
Amusing, since I can run all mods just fine using the good ol' method. Paste into the data folder, tick the mods in data files and done.
The problem is Bethesda's engine is a PoS and will fuck up if you load too many mods at once in the wrong order.

You could just use the GECK and combine most of the mods you use into one esp.
 

Black

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roll-a-die said:
Black said:
Amusing, since I can run all mods just fine using the good ol' method. Paste into the data folder, tick the mods in data files and done.
The problem is Bethesda's engine is a PoS and will fuck up if you load too many mods at once in the wrong order.
Well, the bethesda engine is PoS and will fuck up sooner or later, mods or no mods.
 

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