That said, I've been told that if you are going to have loads and loads of mods, then you probably need MO2. Basically you need to learn how to use them by using them, and to forget about how previous mod managers work. Both Vortex and MO2 are good mod organisers, and both have their fans and their detractors. You will have a good time with vortex just set it up and you are good to start modding. Ask about guides on the discussion group and get some help I tried with Oldrim and totally messed up the game Last edited by madgamer2 8 Apr, pm. I am old, slow and suffer from the effects of blood clots on the brain I was close to 30 when I got my first PC.

Never used MO2 so perhaps my opinion isn't valid here.Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts. But MO2 can handle more mods than Vortex, don't ask me about numbers, but if you have a large load order consider MO2 first. Is red wine better than white? It is as much about personal preference as anything, some people prefer MO2 and some prefer Vortex. Is it better? What does it do compared to Vortex?ĭoes it allow me to sort my mods into folders? Showing 1 - 6 of 6 comments. I've never given mod Organizer or Mod Organizer 2 a chance. It becomes hard to find and sort mods, etc. Now with the amount of mods I install, that gets really messy really quick. The closest Vortex seems to offer to this is sorting mods by predetermined categories.

The particular feature I miss the most is sorting mods by category, into folders you can expand and collapse. Now recently of course, Nexus shifted over to Vortex, which seems more versatile but also much more convoluted and lacking basic features. Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

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