All articles tagged with #nexus mods
New Nexus Mods chief Victor Folmann says mods should be treated as ecosystems, not just files, and the site plans to offload dependencies, setup validation, and other hard parts to the platform, aiming for a 'Spotify-easy' mod installation with 'GitHub-powerful' tools for creators, transforming Nexus Mods into a broader modding platform—though no launch dates are given.
PC Baldur's Gate 3 players are buzzing about a new 'true' third-person camera mod by Relysia on Nexus Mods, which has amassed thousands of downloads and gone viral. While some call it a revelation that broadens how the CRPG is played, others warn it could undermine Larian's isometric design and artistic intent. The mod is optional, highlighting the broader debate about accessibility versus preserving BG3's original vision.
A Nexus Mods mod by Relysia adds a true over-the-shoulder, third-person camera to Baldur's Gate 3, offering dynamic FOV, smooth transitions, and full MCM configurability. During actions like spell targeting or jumping the view temporarily reverts to the default camera and then returns, delivering a more natural, cinematic feel that players can further tune or pair with other mods.
Crimson Desert now supports a female playable character thanks to the Nexus Mods mod “Character Creator - Female,” which adds 98 face presets and 159 hairstyles. Access is via the barber in Greymane after unlocking, and players can pair it with the Kliff Female Voice. Future plans reportedly include male customization and new playable races like orc and goblin, expanding a game that previously lacked a dedicated character creator.
Fallout: Chicago, a DLC-sized mod for Fallout: New Vegas, just released a playable PC demo on Nexus Mods accompanied by a new trailer. The demo covers the opening act, includes three side quests, four new factions, player homes, and a Chicago-based worldspace, giving fans a taste of a mod that aims to broaden New Vegas’s horizons. It arrives about a year and a half after the initial reveal as part of ongoing Fallout modding momentum.
The release of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3+4 has already sparked a vibrant modding community, with creative character swaps including Mary Poppins, Tommy Angelo, Tony Soprano, and others, showcasing the game's flexibility and the community's enthusiasm.
Nexus Mods will implement age verification for access to adult content in the UK and EU to comply with new laws, without blaming the new ownership, and is updating its content policies and categorization to enhance community safety.
Nexus Mods, a popular platform for game mods, was sold by its founder Robin Scott to a company called Chosen, raising community concerns over potential monetization and censorship. The new owners have assured that the core model will remain unchanged, with no paid mods or increased ads, but community debates about inclusivity and moderation continue. The future of the platform's policies remains uncertain as the new ownership seeks to balance community trust with business sustainability.
Nexus Mods, the largest PC game mod platform, has changed ownership after 24 years, with concerns arising over the new owners' growth-focused approach and monetization strategies, which could impact the community and legacy of the site.
Nexus Mods has been acquired by a company called Chosen, co-founded by Victor Folmann and Marinus Elgaard, who have reassured the community that they do not plan to introduce paid mods or NFTs, and aim to support the platform's community-focused approach. The ownership change was initially kept vague, prompting community investigation.
Nexus Mods, a popular site for PC game mods, has been sold to new owners after founder Robin Scott decided to step down due to burnout. The new leadership includes individuals with deep roots in gaming and tech, and Scott will continue to be involved in community matters. The change aims to ensure the site's future without a corporate takeover.
Nexus Mods, the largest repository of user-made game mods, is being sold after 24 years due to the founder Robin Scott's burnout. Scott, who has led the site since its inception, emphasizes that the new owners will prioritize community and sustainability. He plans to stay involved in an advisory role, but the sale aims to bring fresh energy to the platform amid his health and stress concerns.
Nexus Mods, the largest platform for PC game mods, has been sold after 24 years due to the founder Dark0ne experiencing stress from managing it. The new ownership aims to ensure long-term stability without changing the community-focused values, with some updates like easing rules on modder compensation and maintaining a stance against bigotry. Dark0ne remains optimistic that day-to-day operations will stay consistent despite the change in ownership.
The Palworld Pokemon mod, previously taken down due to a DMCA from Nintendo, has returned as "The Legally-Distinct Pocket Creatures Mod Pack" on Nexus Mods, featuring characters with evocative names like "yellow rat" and "blue penguin." The modder, ToastedShoes, replaced Pokemon and characters like Misty and Ash with legally distinct versions to avoid legal issues. The modding community is cautious, with some communities banning Pokemon mods, and Nexus Mods refusing to host Pokemon-themed Palworld mods to avoid legal reprisal from Nintendo.
Nexus Mods, a major mod distribution site, has preemptively stated that it will not host any Pokémon-themed mods for the game Palworld due to the risk of legal action from Nintendo. This decision comes in light of Palworld's similarities to the Pokémon franchise and Nintendo's history of aggressively pursuing legal challenges against fan-made content. Despite other Pokémon-related mods being available on the site, the potential for legal repercussions has led Nexus Mods to take a proactive stance. Additionally, Palworld has faced accusations of direct theft of Pokémon character models, prompting The Pokémon Company to investigate.