Modification do not have graphic preset, by default it's ugly unconfigured (unless specified in description of version), so you need to download such presets made by users, feel free to visit my forum or Nexus site for them. The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim version remove color filter, fix some game bugs/crashes, etc. From what I understand this feature is quick and easy, but I've never used it personally. The interface is very nice, and since it is made by the people on the Nexus, it is very nicely integrated into the Nexus site.ĮDIT: Almost forgot, if you are currently using NMM, Vortex has an import feature to import your mods from NMM to Vortex. If you only plan on using a few mods (1 to 150) this is a good way to go. Vortex is super easy to use, has a few more complex features that are quick and easy to learn (again Gopher does a great job explaining these things), and is much more user friendly. The virtual folder also makes testing and switching in/out mods easier, as it leaves a smaller, 'footprint,' on the game. Also, the virtual folder is a huge boon, since it keeps your game data folders 'clean' so if you reinstall a game, the process is much faster and easier in the end. MO2 is more complex, but has a lot more features to offer, and allows you tools and micro-managements of mods and files that you can't get anywhere else, at least not yet. So really depending on how deep into modding you plan to go, I would recommend one or the other: The positives are immense for using MO2, but it is not as easy to get into, there is certainly a learning curve, but if you put in the effort to learn it, it pays off big.
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I actually returned to Mod Organizer 2 when I encountered that bug.
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I used it extensively through the alpha, but I stopped using it when I encountered an odd bug that wouldn't allow me to install any downloads over 250Mb hehe (which was later fixed). It is just freshly out of alpha, and now in beta, so I would expect there would still be a bug or two to be found. Vortex is very user friendly, fairly easy to get into and has a few good video guides to use (I linked a series of them by Gopher)
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