Mods accessible In Game are Incompatable with anything VORTEX it claiming it does.Įvery time I try to run a mod it tells me I need this patch and that SE and this other thing with links that are Dead and no files match anything the Guide vids talk about. NMM was vastly superior in every way being that It Worked Properly. Forcing me to reinstall all my games and Forget MODS. Vortex in an inopperable mess that hasn't made a single mod work/properly on any game I play. You'll have to figure it out on your own, though, so just so you know. Just to sum it up you'll need something like one main mod manager, Vortex/NMM, FNVedit and LOOT. It doesn't have nearly as many bugs or anything like that, and it's even made by the same dude who made Vortex, so there's bound to be some cross compatibility.

I don't personally use MO, but from what I hear it's the cleanest Mod Manager in the game. The original version crashes when you hit somewhere near the 100 plugin mark. Just so you know.įOMM will never get you wrong, and it's pretty stable from what I get out of it. NMM is practically dead nowadays, given that last I checked the damn thing was deprecated for Vortex in the website itself. Some are optimized and others need to be installed manually, so you'll need plenty of options most of the time.Ģ. Some mods install best through Vortex like New California, by the way, so keep that in mind next time. To be honest, Vortex is for those people who need a quick and easy way to install mods without the irritating interface you'd normally find that changes from mod manager to mod manager.

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