I can for sure see the reasons. Nexus, it seems, has become a bit of a circus, with payments from their own family. The 'eating their young' state. And Discord is on my list of one the worst things for anything. Ok if you want a quick question addressed but it's like a mind on drugs. Hard to find anything more than a few days old. I'm glad to see logic and orderly arrangement in what you're doing. It already looks and feels like a presentation and support site rather than a gaggle.
I can tell you have worked on things where logic is king. I did DB development and general interface stuff as well as robotic and embedded programming. I go crazy if I see silly things! Enjoy!
I completely understand and support your decision to move your work off NexusMods. Creators deserve control over their own content, fair compensation, and a platform that respects the agreements you’ve made with collaborators.
It’s clear you’ve put a lot of care into building a space where your work can thrive without the restrictions and uneven policies you’ve faced. I appreciate the transparency about the transition and the effort you’re putting into doing it right — especially with the logistical side of premium mods and licensing.
Wherever your mods end up, I’ll keep following and supporting your work. You’ve always delivered quality content, and you deserve a platform that treats you and your collaborators fairly.
Keep doing what’s best for you — your community will be here for the ride.
As Skyrim is my official "lifetime" game, meaning I ALWAYS return to it, I often worry that its modding community is becoming, idk fractured perhaps? I am not sure that is the best way of saying it, but maybe you understand. Maybe I am just getting old and out of touch. I miss the olden days, often. The comradery of it all. Mod authors spending a LOT of time explaining how to do things, most of them new things we had never seen or used. It took weeks, for some months, before they could ever get FNIS to work lol. and they were right there, explaining in detail. Now days people drop a mod, and if you just can't wrap your head around how to get it to do what you want, and dare ask a question, some smartass pops up, like the confused person is some entitled asshole DEMANDING time. Had today's community been what the community started out with 10-15 years ago, Skyrim would not be what it is today. I doubt we would have ever seen the AE version, and I know we would never have seen the paid mods section. I truly understand mod authors frustrations with people not reading, like almost anything, and with the intro of collections, people don't really endorse like they once used to do not giving exposure to great mods.
I am in your corner my friend. Since you have been around, my game LONG evolved Into ColdRim lol. I am sure you have thought this through; I am curious if you are in your own little "Corner" or world, will new players find their way to you? Nexus is a lot of things, but they are like a warehouse, or a feeding trough, where people get a taste and want more. At any rate, keep up the great work!
I honestly think you should host the free content here while continuing to host the paid content on Patreon. Ultimately the decision is yours but having to cancel a Patreon membership & move it here would be a major hassle IMHO. Regardless, I like the new site.
Thanks!
Support you 100% dude!
Thank you!!
Мне очень нравятся ваши работы. Продолжайте в том же духе. Спасибо!
Thank you!
I can for sure see the reasons. Nexus, it seems, has become a bit of a circus, with payments from their own family. The 'eating their young' state. And Discord is on my list of one the worst things for anything. Ok if you want a quick question addressed but it's like a mind on drugs. Hard to find anything more than a few days old. I'm glad to see logic and orderly arrangement in what you're doing. It already looks and feels like a presentation and support site rather than a gaggle.
Awesome. Glad you like it. I really want this to be easier for folks. I also want a place that provides entertainment.
I can tell you have worked on things where logic is king. I did DB development and general interface stuff as well as robotic and embedded programming. I go crazy if I see silly things! Enjoy!
You're right. I have worked my whole life on things like that. Plus I'm a bit obsessive with organization. 😉
I know the feeling!
I completely understand and support your decision to move your work off NexusMods. Creators deserve control over their own content, fair compensation, and a platform that respects the agreements you’ve made with collaborators.
It’s clear you’ve put a lot of care into building a space where your work can thrive without the restrictions and uneven policies you’ve faced. I appreciate the transparency about the transition and the effort you’re putting into doing it right — especially with the logistical side of premium mods and licensing.
Wherever your mods end up, I’ll keep following and supporting your work. You’ve always delivered quality content, and you deserve a platform that treats you and your collaborators fairly.
Keep doing what’s best for you — your community will be here for the ride.
As Skyrim is my official "lifetime" game, meaning I ALWAYS return to it, I often worry that its modding community is becoming, idk fractured perhaps? I am not sure that is the best way of saying it, but maybe you understand. Maybe I am just getting old and out of touch. I miss the olden days, often. The comradery of it all. Mod authors spending a LOT of time explaining how to do things, most of them new things we had never seen or used. It took weeks, for some months, before they could ever get FNIS to work lol. and they were right there, explaining in detail. Now days people drop a mod, and if you just can't wrap your head around how to get it to do what you want, and dare ask a question, some smartass pops up, like the confused person is some entitled asshole DEMANDING time. Had today's community been what the community started out with 10-15 years ago, Skyrim would not be what it is today. I doubt we would have ever seen the AE version, and I know we would never have seen the paid mods section. I truly understand mod authors frustrations with people not reading, like almost anything, and with the intro of collections, people don't really endorse like they once used to do not giving exposure to great mods.
I am in your corner my friend. Since you have been around, my game LONG evolved Into ColdRim lol. I am sure you have thought this through; I am curious if you are in your own little "Corner" or world, will new players find their way to you? Nexus is a lot of things, but they are like a warehouse, or a feeding trough, where people get a taste and want more. At any rate, keep up the great work!
Thank you for the kind words and thoughtful post. I really appreciate your support!
I honestly think you should host the free content here while continuing to host the paid content on Patreon. Ultimately the decision is yours but having to cancel a Patreon membership & move it here would be a major hassle IMHO. Regardless, I like the new site.
Thanks for the feedback. It is good to know how folks feel about it.