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I'm sure that's handy, but I'm disappointed. I thought it was going to be a weird shrine where I could in-game move symbolic items that represent the different mods I have installed, and their location in the shrine changes their load order.
Yeah this title is not great. It's a mod for picking up and moving otherwise-uninteractable objects...
Mod conflicts are a whole lot more than "these two mods put an object in the same place" so this solves a small fraction of the mod conflicts
No shade to the dev, though. They didn't claim it does something it doesn't
Clickbait? In my RPS article? Say it isn't so!
I can't stand the way they write headlines. They're the early buzzfeed of gaming journalism
Is that like an alteration spell or something? Why the fuck am I the arch-mage if this guy is pulling off shit I didn't even know was possible?