They explain that a “collection” is simply when someone uses Vortex to build a mod setup locally and then exports a meta file with all the information onto the site. They go into detail about what this collection system actually means, but the goal of it is to have more people spending time playing a modded game and less time worrying about mod conflicts. They explain that their core belief is making modding easier and that the best way for them to do this is through their new collections system. Nexus Mods has explained their reasoning behind this, though it has only resonated with some. Archived mods will not be accessible unless directly requested. Now, instead of being deleted, mods will be archived. Recently, Nexus Mods made the decision to eliminate the possibility of deleting mods off the site. Related: Destiny 2: An In-Depth Look At Every Warmind Cell Mod
On their site, they state that they include 317,580 files for 1,335 different games, and it seems like this number is going to rapidly grow. From Skyrim to Fallout to Witcher 3, there are so many mods on this site that you could probably find one for pretty much anything. If you haven’t heard of it, Nexus Mods is one of the most popular mod sites out there.
