NMM VS MO2

[Hamguy31]

Are you using Nexus Mod Organizer or Mod Organizer 2?

 

 

After using NMO for fo4 modding when fo4 was first released, and after it broke my game, I moved on to MO2.

 

My game is not crashing and im playing fine.

[Guest]

I'm using NMM and my game is not crashing either and I'm also playing fine

[Yuni]

I prefer mod Organizer, because it easily lets me rearrange file structure in an already-installed mod. Many small-time mod authors (or very old mods) do not pack their files appropriately, and reshifting is very easy on Mod Organizer. In addition, I can adjust what overwrites what else very easily and smoothly, without actually replacing files.

[Halstrom]

NMM because last I heard 64bit MO development had stalled........

[Rod Broward]

nexus mm is trash

NMM because last I heard 64bit MO development had stalled........

 

please explain the difference between the 64 bit and the 32 bit handler applications that dont affect game performance

 

please,explain the difference, genius

[Hamguy31]

NMM because last I heard 64bit MO development had stalled........

But its in Beta 3 now, last time i downloaded it a week ago it was beta 2.

[Testificateguy]

I've had massive issues with MO2 until Beta 2.  Beta 3 works near flawless, only issue is Bodyslide doesn't kill its process when it's close, so I have to use taskmanager to kill it... but other than that it's been great.

[LukeDuke]

I'm using NMM and my game is not crashing either and I'm also playing fine

Same here! I had some problems with MO2, plus I just don't like it, so yeah.. 

[Shepard]

 

I'm using NMM and my game is not crashing either and I'm also playing fine

Same here! I had some problems with MO2, plus I just don't like it, so yeah.. 

 

 

You have problems? I loved MMO2 and have not Problems...and a free modded F4 root

[Halstrom]

nexus mm is trash

NMM because last I heard 64bit MO development had stalled........

please explain the difference between the 64 bit and the 32 bit handler applications that dont effect game performance

 

please,explain the difference, genius

 

One is the 64bit version and the other is the 32bit version?

 

Ok you win, no need to be an arsehole about it.............

[ToJKa]

Trying to deal with NMM until Wrye Bash gets released.

[Spyder Arachnid]

NMM cause MO has too many problems for me to deal with and it breaks too frequently. NMM is easy and does the job. Haven't ever had any issues with it.

[Ernest Lemmingway]

Currently NMM until MO is out of beta. The former doesn't cause problems. But the overly simplified nature of its handling is irritating; if I want one mod to overwrite another, I have to reinstall it completely and I can't tell at a glance what's doing what. Plus it doesn't handle archives so there's plugin files that wouldn't be needed to be activated with MO. Finally, I have to use Task Manager to close LOOT and other utility programs when used from NMM.

 

I learned to love MO with Skyrim and I'll always take that over NMM. It's easier to manipulate the mod (not just plugin) load priority, it shows me what's conflicting with what, what's redundant, and lets me setup different profiles that use different mods. Plus I don't like how NMM now collects data on what mods we use. Maybe I'm paranoid but it feels like we're being watched with that little feature. It's the same reason I don't use sociopathic media: it helps kill privacy.

[Guest endgameaddiction]

Pretty sure once MO2 gets out of beta and implements some awesome no one else have ever done, NMM will be the copycat that it is and compete. Just wait for it.

 

Not to mention probably tick off loyal NMM users that don't want to be forced to use a certain feature because that's the reason why they stayed away from MO2.