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Do we know it doesn't already show out of space error? This should be windows functionality but as the problem in this case was wrong FoMod installer no lack of space error was even triggered. The space was made before FoMod installer was changed. Before reporting this it should be tested for actual lack of space error. Slight clarification to rootsrat's Information, further information not corrections. His advice is good. The Mod Name and folder name are always the same. Changing one changes both. Mods are always installed by Nexus ID number so whatever name you use if Nexus ID is same as an already installed Mod it is overwritten by default. Most of the time this is what's required for an update, To change this simply give the Mod a different name and it will be installed as a different Mod. A BSA can be elevated to equal status with Loose Files by ticking the tick box on BSA Tab when this is done only Profile Priority Order decides conflict winner's.

My Main Problem is the restrictions the PvP war imposes, as I said this is my personal reasons for losing interest, not intended as why it will or will not fail. The limitations of race mix and territory are purely because of the PvP war what TES Online means to me is RPG Adventure gaming this is severely limited by the PvP war. They initially sold it as not an MMO. Until developers come up with Online games where PvP is not an end in itself they will continue to fail to last. I want a game where I'm never sure if my enemy is Player or NPC this would provide a unique experience. The Basics I gave could apply to any Fantasy RPG. I speak as someone who values a natural type of playstyle without all the WoW copied rubbish. They have tried to TES it up, but thats bolted onto the MMO Core. Traditional MMO players are getting tired of this sort of thing and no new players are Joining. If they had taken the opposite approach of making an Online Elder Scrolls they said they were going to do. I would have been interested. Basically the war puts to much emphasis on turn Left for PvP right for PvE and all other directions are blocked, I don't want that sort of hand holding. Even the war wasn't the final blow, the Race and area restrictions were. None of that was neccassry just typical MMO mindset. The whole philosophy is opposite to what they should have done. Ignoring the modding community which as well established as it is would have provided plenty of extra content for players, which is exactly what online games are always short of, the server example I give is a simple and safe way that most content including highjer levels of graphics coulds be produced long term at very little cost. Consoles are always going to hold PC gaming back if PC gamers allow it. It does not have to be that way anymore, if game publishers won't give PC gamers what we deserve we and developers can cut them out of the process and fund the games collectively. I doubt Bethesda will follow that root as they are owned by Zenimax, but others are. I'd rather give a developer the money to make a game I want to play, than pay double the amount to a publisher for them to take 90% of the money. That way the developers can make the game we both want. Just take a look at Star Citizen to see what crowd funding can do, $33,000,000+ ($33 Million) and still rising. All that is already funded not promised, this is the future of PC gaming, where we decide what games we want and pay what we think it deserves of our money. Too often publishers interfere out of fear of not making money, I reject there fear driven decisions and will decide myself what games I want to back. A typical example Cyan of Myst Fame developed Uru Live as a online game back before Morrowind, It was intended as an online game all along. Ubisoft the publisher then released 80% of the Online content as a single player game, still promising the online version as well for those who bought the single player game, then cancelled the online version when a lot of fans held off waiting for online to start. the game was ready for release but they cancelled it at last minute. Years later it emerged that the cancel decision was made before the Single Player version was made and in fact that was why it was made. Cyan have never really recovered but after stuggling along making myst remakes for phones and other platforms are now making a new Game using Crowdfunding. In fact lots of developers of great old games are finding it possible to make the game they want only by crowdfunding them. All PC gamers should seriously consider funding the games they want to see, you also get something in return for your money. the game is main thing but you can get added rewards for more money funded, it's your choice.

I began this as a reply to "ESO Beta" thread, but it's not about the Beta . It's the entire game. First let me make clear this is about my expectations and Zenimax's failure to match their initial stated goals as expressed back when they first announced Elder Scrolls Online. It is not about whether or not the released game is a failure or success. Honestly, I don't care at all. ESO (Elder Scrolls Online) not ESMMO (Elder Scrolls Massive Multiplayer Online) is basically the problem as it was promoted both in name and in fact as Elder Scrolls Online, not another MMO, but something new and innovative. What that Means for Me Explore the whole TES (The Elder Scrolls) Universe (Eventually using new content updates, Tamriel at launch of game).Ability to be any race in any place you choose without restrictions (Specific set starts only if random within chosen region is impossible).It's a feudal society higher ranks are NPC only, commoners (all players) are restricted politically, This is how it is, ability will only go so far, never over the glass ceiling.Those changes are rare and happen over generations, if the family is not knocked down.Cities and Major Roads are Empire protection zones with local "Kings" controlling regional Towns and roads. "Lords" to village level. No Safe Zones, but very dangerous to break the law, all three could be hunting lawbreakers.All State territories are ridiculously expensive to own property in, even with noble patronage when it's cheaper but never much cheaper as nobles live off the extortion of wealthy commoners, most residents rent a small room or part of one.In reality even though they claim to rule all Tamriel at most they control 5%, the rest is what players explore, at start everywhere is an NPC dominated PvE system where only random in same place and time PvP happens.As any place is cleared it can be occupied. This creates set piece PvP dynamically increasing with time with some limits. Larger Ruins and Dungeons kept for PvE reasons and will never be fully cleared.Voice communication is in game hearing range only, everybody in hearing range includes the enemy, so shouting has bigger range than a whisper. In game language distortion would mean it can heard, but not understand if that language is not spoken.Combining this with the bigger the group the more attention they attract with ultimate result being The Empire deciding you're a threat and destroying the group.Ideally optimum group size is 4 to 8 players, where smaller groups use stealth tactics to avoid larger forces that optimum size can meet head on.Increasing size beyond optimum will increase the threat posed to local powers, resulting in ever increasing effort to eliminate the threat.Eventually the group will be reduced to a no more threat size, either by attrition or common sense survival need.I could go on giving further details of an ideal game, but the core is enough and to summarise.If it's not in world it's not allowed at all, no radios means hearing range communicaton only. In game Guilds and Alliances only with no gaming guild advantages over independants. What it Doesn't Mean for Me (The Flaws and Lack of Vision) The player's group is restricted to 3 out of 10 races and a third of available territory, Cyrodill's race, the Imperials don't even exist at all, never will this restriction change.The war over Cyrodill is the worst thing they could have done ever. Only massive Keeps can be owned and only by real world guilds. This is how the Emperor will be decided by real world politics of gaming guilds not even ingame abilities.The whole game is based on this artificial war on the assumption that players want to be the Emperor. I know people might wish they could be the Emperor or Jarl, the reality is it would be useless as a part of a RPG The main role would be telling others what to do, not actually doing it. That is a strategic power game not a RPG.Skyrim's civil war was not the same thing, that was a lone operative role with strategy the Jarls responsibility.The main problem is this is nothing to do with TES and is pure MMO PvP based crap shoot where what Real World Guild a player belongs to is more important than anything iin game.All game mechanics are distorted by this system and it ruins adventure and exploring RPG elements with the restrictions imposed. It is the take no risks mentality the safe and well trodden path, no innovation here.First person mode is included, but the way it was done says it's a bolt on to an existing MMO game (It will be in the game later, not we built the game around it).Combat again is Elder Scrolls Like but very limited, Accepted thaat the game cannot be frozen to select spells, potions, switch weapons and change into that special armour. 5 or 8 Hotkeys (Think it's 5 but whichever) though is ridiculous, if I know 50 spells I need many hotkeys for them not guess what I will need.I could go on with further bullet points, but I'd lost the enthusiasm this initially instilled in me by now, it's just another MMO mass battle PvP game and all TES features appear to be bolted onto that base MMO package as window dressing neccessary only to convince TES fans to pay for subscriptions. This is not ESO it's pure MMO and definitely not adventuring with friends, more Huge battles with strangers. The PvE there is left is Pure PvE and never will they meet. Some more observations of the defenders of this game, no surprise to me most defenders are MMO players and most critics are TES Players. Common defense "You can't do that it's a MMO, that can't be done in a MMO" My response: There are no rules that can't be broken, it's more a matter of vision and determination to compolete that vision, not yet been done doesn't mean can't. Typical examples; You Can't Mod MMO - You Can't have good graphics on MMO's. My response: Day-Z a "Mod" for Arma 2 manasged about 1 Million online users and take a look at what Star Citizen is doing with graphics. There not MMO's they don't count My response: a million users for one mod of a game is pretty massive Multiplayer in my book and I think you'll find they was online as well, but even if I accepted they weren't MMO's that's fine as well I don't want to play on your MMO I just want to play TES online taking nothing at all from your MMO's I don't like and don't play them. I can solve to both Mods and Graphics by using the same thing which isn't new or particularly innovative just very practical. Graphics of MMO's are usually rubbish for one reason, the lowest common denominator approach, which is whats the worst system that we want the game to run on. Thats the graphics sorted. Simply providing different servers for different quality graphics would solve this problem and the same goes for mods there can be a vanilla never touched server, one for approved Mods, Stable, Released, Beta, Alpha, Experimental Servers. Combining these two separate server tiers Graphics and Mods can solve all possible combinations and provide an additional source for new cvontent that can be fully tested before selective inclusion into approved servers, most mod serrvers could be comminity run with just the top few tiers controlled by game makers. Before someone says, but it's one big mega server I'll respond to that now Well actually no it's not Already I know of three "Mega Servers", PC and Mac; XBox 1; Playstation 4That's automatically 3 Levels of System Graphics ability PC and Mac (the best you can get is roughly 3 times better than Playstation 4 and about 5 times better than XBox 1)Playstation 4 (Consnsus is ability is about 1.5 times XBox 1)XBox 1 ( the weakling unless Wii U is counted in for ESO it's not)The reason that the consoles can't match even PC's with the same hardware as them, never mind PC's can have better hardware, even with same graphics consoles don't have enough power. They aer limited to only 300W for entire system while PC's draw whatever is required, which can be for example 250W for a single card and about 750W for the entire System. Multiple cards increase this, My 2 Card System has 1200W power supply, though I can sqeeze another card in with that power. More importantly I'm discussing what could and should be done not what is being done. Many more examples could be given but this is becoming slightly more than a quick response. Not a Wall of Text, Just the foundations, when you see one of my well built solid walls you will understand, this is just a basic supporting structure for a real wall to stand on! You may agree with me or not but this is my reasons for being hugely dissapointed and let down from the intial enthusiasm that was instilled by ESO Now the fire is out and all thats left is a Mass Battle in ESMMO. I will not be joining any side in this totally unLOREful triumvirate of so called Allies.

That include Beta as first post implied you had invite for this weekend?

Seriously ? Ignoring any A > B < PC debate, bottom line is it's your choice. I mean, your console is not going anywhere and will be there after weekend is over. ESO Beta will not be there after weekend. If I cared about this MMO (Not right thread for why I don't) then new console would have to wait until weekend was over.

Thanks for the tip. I've used it in the past 4+ years ago and back then the AV was way to picky and I got a lot of false positives. All AV's are to picky, for example I use a very Useful ToolWSCC (Windows System Control Center) Described on the Site as Most have heard of SysInternals (Process Explorer etc)Not as Many know Nirsoft another prolific tool maker of equally useful utilities. This program downloads both packages in full or as few as you wish and updates all with one button click again fully selectable. Also runs many of Windows System32 tools with built in Console for command prompt tools. Administrative Tools and Windows Services access too all in one very useful package. I recommend trying this, it's very useful, as those two suites are a pain to update without this. Back on topic AV always try to block Nirsoft Password Tools and others so using this it's easier to exempt what I install and I always set to learn system for a while. I totally exempt Storage HDD. With right security on browsr as well NoScript AdBlock, I only use On Access AV anyway and never had a true positive from any AV lots of tools are virus / malware only if I'm not using them. I usually am using, so it's working as I want. Most folks dont know a virus can be just a archived EXE the AV can't scan and panic at phoney alarm. Using Comodo it protects running system with Defense+ which as I said auto Sandboxes unknowns, annoying while learning the system as even with learn mode stuff isn't all used. A few days in learning gets most used programs. I like free stuff that works well.

Right now your post is here first to repeat SkSE info I put in PM to you (Benefit of Other Readers) and better explained now I'm not working. SkSE Scripts need to be a separate mod. Open SkSE Archive and create either .7Z, .Zip or .RAR from the contents of it's Data folder, which is the "Scripts" folder. Naming suitably, for Example; SkSE v1.6.16 Scripts.7Z Saving the Archive if you want to, in case it's required in the future. Install Scripts archive as normal mod. Delete the SkSE's Data folder, as it's not required now it's a Mod. Rest of SkSE goes in Skyrim main folder as usual, Default is; C:\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Skyrim\ SkSE is then installed, Mod Organized Style. Automatic Variants SkyProc Mod so Java dependant. It does work but needs more care than average mod. If after running AV you get an Overwrite warning, or you just dont know where the new AV made files are they almost certainly will be in Overwrite Folder (Mod Organizer Temp Folder).They get left here if Mod Organizer isn't told where to put them, You must then move them manually to correct Mod Folder (The AV Mod you patched). Do this and all should work. The above answer is basic "How to fix only" for those who want Technical Answer (Still Ordinary Language explanation which only assumes good practical Knowledge of PC) See; MO's Overwrite Directory -- Behavior and Technical Details I know the Author and am confident he knows as much about the subject as I do. EBT is I assume Enhanced Blood Textures by dDefinder 62-Visuals and Graphics-60 Check for New Update EBT (Enhanced Blood Textures) v3·5c by dDefinder [12th November 2013] 62-Visuals and Graphics-60 Is latest it has just been updated and no mention of Mod Organizer in FAQ's. EBT (Enhanced Blood Textures) v3·5a by dDefinder [9th June 2013] 62-Visuals and Graphics-60 Checked this ReadMe and no mention here. So try updating if this is mod you mean.

You can Make a Docs folder for them on your Storage Drive, Putting all Docs for Mods Installed in it, if you wish. Working on usual assumption that your Game Drive is SSD and Data Storage HDD, Docs should not be on valuable SSD space you may need every byte. I have Dedicated 500GB SSD for Games and 256GB OS SSD with 7TB (7,168GB) Storage HDD. SSD is much to valuable to store data on. All my Mod Organizer Archive Files are on HDD, to save space for games, Gaming SSD is still Full even at that size. OS has room for games yet though, so no need for rationing yet or swapping out for play today game, that or another SSD being needed will come soon enough, modding games means many are not play and throw away type.

Have you got Archive Invalidation fixed because you will not get anywhere until you do. See my reply to your 1st post on subject Please respond to that post with yes or no so others can benefit as well as you. Also if it was not fixed then more help can be given.

Firstly, not enough info to provide useful support. So we must start at beginning, make new profile with just vanilla and start game with Mod Organizer and report results. Results determine next step.

I think you're wrong about this being on Skyrim Engine. 11th December is not a release date, just a future game announcement. Bethesda would be committing a huge mistake by using 32-bit Engine even if 11/12/13 was a release. Next-Gen is here and no AAA game can ignore it unless a pure PC game. A pure PC game can ignore consoles only with CrowdFunding as Star Citizen has been. It is only way PC gamers will get the games their PC's and they deserve, probably require switching to Linux as well using Steam backing. Otherwise MS and Sony will use console exclusives to dominate market. This is what Steam is fighting against and I'm not a Steam fan just a PC gamer.

If you've followed the steps recommended above then what is Mod Organizer saying about python. Click on red triangle icon. If it's greyed out look under left side icon with down arrow (Ini Settings Icon). If Configurator is present then Python is working. Usually you don't set anything in Mod Organizer it is all automatic.

This is only 2 day old thread and if IE settings have no effect Tannin is probably going to have to "fix it" even though an IE bug. They may fix is many Bought programs are affected too. @wolverine Comodo have Ice Dragon a Firefox port it has a virtual browser, I believe it's a sandbox. There's a Chrome Dragon as well. The Comodo Internet Suite (Free) definitely will run any program sandboxed. It does so by default for unknown software.

Deleting original archives is one of Gopher's bad habits that many copy as is download to desktop which encourages this approach. With huge size of modern hard drives keeping the downloaded archive makes more sense mainly so any deletions on Nexus don't deny you of that must have mod.

Possibly IE is starting the second download automatically, I don't use IE so can't tell you where to look or even if download/open extension .??? with... function exists for IE. Worth checking if it does exist.

Mod Organizer is not "Standard" on Nexus I assume you mean, because Nexus want you to use their NMM. An inferior product that will get worse not better.Why? Simply because they want it to manage all Nexus Games and the more games it works for the less it will do. Only features that work for all games will be prioritised. As many different game engines are used only basic functions will work on all. Mod Organizer works for one engine and only 4 games that use the engine and all made by Bethesda so very similar, even with that only Skyrim is fully developed for in reality. Only if bugfixes are required for them do other games get attention, mostly if it works for Skyrim it works for all. Nexus is worried Next Generation Bethesda games will be only moddable on Steam with a new 64-bit engine. Worse than that even, is if console exclusive game is a possibility. They know that even if Bethesda Development Team want a freely moddable game, Zenimax make the decisions and only on Profitability. Zenimax call the shots so the chance of this happening is greater than ever. Nexus wil be trying to compete with Desura if this occurs. They won't say so but I'm convinced this is their stratagy for the worst case outcome. You can't really blame them, if they did nothing and then lost Next Big Bethesda Title likely to be 64-bit Fallout Game, they would have nothing to fall back on, as the old games are not enough.

I bought Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition and Fallout; New Vegas Ultimate Edition in Halloween Discount Sale about 3 week ago. The Default Settings are now Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition steam://rungameid/22370 Fallout; New Vegas Ultimate Edition steam://rungameid/22380 These are the paths of the Desktop Shortcuts Steam Made the Steam AppID is just the Number. This is the All DLC's AppID as well I believe.

Right I've Just figured this out you have a missing Ini Setting. My Oblivion Archive Invalidation was greyed out. You need to check both the Default Location. In C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\My Games\Oblivion\Oblivion.Ini And for every profile which is accessed most easily in Mod Organizer using Jigsaw Icon (Red Piece over four grey with down arrow next to Settings Icon) select Ini Editor and add coloured line to [Archive] section which is near bottom of Ini text. Even if it's in default it wont change existing profiles but will change new ones. Choose either ticked or unticked option and you will then be able to change on profile settings The principle is same for all supported games but obviously BSA names are not. Greyed Out Oblivion.Ini [Archive] SMasterMiscArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Misc.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName2=Oblivion - Voices2.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Voices1.bsa SMasterSoundsArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Sounds.bsa SMasterTexturesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa SMasterMeshesArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Meshes.bsa SInvalidationFile= iRetainFilenameOffsetTable=1 iRetainFilenameStringTable=1 iRetainDirectoryStringTable=1 bCheckRuntimeCollisions=0 bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 bUseArchives=1 Unticked Oblivion.Ini [Archive] SMasterMiscArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Misc.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName2=Oblivion - Voices2.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Voices1.bsa SMasterSoundsArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Sounds.bsa SMasterTexturesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa SMasterMeshesArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Meshes.bsa SInvalidationFile= iRetainFilenameOffsetTable=1 iRetainFilenameStringTable=1 iRetainDirectoryStringTable=1 bCheckRuntimeCollisions=0 bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 bUseArchives=1 SArchiveList=Oblivion - Meshes.bsa, Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa, Oblivion - Sounds.bsa, Oblivion - Voices1.bsa, Oblivion - Voices2.bsa, Oblivion - Misc.bsa Ticked Oblivion.Ini [Archive] SMasterMiscArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Misc.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName2=Oblivion - Voices2.bsa SMasterVoicesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Voices1.bsa SMasterSoundsArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Sounds.bsa SMasterTexturesArchiveFileName1=Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa SMasterMeshesArchiveFileName=Oblivion - Meshes.bsa SInvalidationFile= iRetainFilenameOffsetTable=1 iRetainFilenameStringTable=1 iRetainDirectoryStringTable=1 bCheckRuntimeCollisions=0 bInvalidateOlderFiles=1 bUseArchives=1 SArchiveList=Oblivion - Invalidation.bsa, Oblivion - Meshes.bsa, Oblivion - Textures - Compressed.bsa, Oblivion - Sounds.bsa, Oblivion - Voices1.bsa, Oblivion - Voices2.bsa, Oblivion - Misc.bsa

I assume that moving here means flaw is correct and is thus solved so changed tag from Question to Solved as is current policy

Best Advice is forget Nexus Importer forget NMM (Nexus Mod Manager). Use the opportunity to have a fresh start and learn the MO (Mod Organizer) way from scratch. If you are trying to hold on to a savegame that you have built up over a long time of trying mods installing and uninstalling many mods, again the best advice is start over. If you insist on keeping that savegame be aware it gets more and more corrupted the more you change things. While it is possible to switch it to MO from NMM it is never easy. The bigger the Mod list is and the older the savegame is, the more difficult it is to switch. Attention to detail is absolutely essential, the slightest error by the user can make it impossible to suceed. No matter how careful you are it still may not work, something may go wrong, beyond anyones ability to fix it. The facility is provided due to demand for it, not because it's the best way to proceed. The NMM Importer does the best it can but MO and NMM work in entirely different ways. We will help in any way we can and do our best to support your switch, but it may be more time consuming than you think with no guarantees it will work in the end. Often the damage is irreversable before you ask for help. As you may tell I do not agree with this process. Why? Users who try this don't know MO well enough, obvious, as they are new users. They make some mistake through inexperience. Whatever the actual reason is for the error the NMM Importer is blamed and by association MO. Users thus start with the attitude of MO has failed before it's even got going. It usually is not MO at fault. No real information exists for when NMM Importing works, but it is blaimed for all the failures. A bad impression is made, regardless of the actual reason. So do this if you must but don't assume MO is to blame if it does not work, it's more likely some other cause.

I had a problem like this, caused by having a semi-colon ( ; ) in Mod Organizer's folder path. Python could not handle this as it is multi platform (In Linux it's a reserved character) Tannin put a warning in that shows up now if you use a semi-colon. Other special characters may also cause problems, so it is recommended to only use; A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9 and - _ In file and folder names. If the above or this are not the problem, we require more details. What does Mod Organizer actually say when it can't find python? where are they both installed.

A copied profile is completely identical to the original in every way including priorities. You can make use of this for doing what Astor1977 wants, in fact it is the main reason to copy profiles and why the function exists at all. You can optionally copy the profiles save games as well.

There was some discrepancies between recently added information to the Wiki concerning Steam AppID's posted and my Fallout Games bought only last week. In an effort to find the correct information, I found a Steam AppID page on Valve Developer Network. The information was obsolete and it said as much, whilst a link to SteamDB (Steam Database) was provided where up to date data was available Home · SteamDB · Steam Database This independant site as a wealth of detailed technical information regarding Steam apps. So much so that even Valve don't try to compete with them just with AppID's and that is just the tip of the iceberg. For detailed information presented in an organised database it is an undoubtedly exellent resource for all Steam Games. We can use as reference site. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim · AppID: 72850 · Steam Database Just check the Skyrim Page, lots of potential Data to help with debugging much more than just AppID's. Not for casual reading though. Any how my original purpose the App ID's the top unhidden list is the edited and arranged list. The Hidden lists below are complete unedited lists and from what I've read those are just the current ID's. Obselete old ones removed. Why are things always so complicated, they never stick with a system. No matter heres my days work in sorting this. The Elder Scrolls Series AppID's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim AppID's Game 72850   The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 72869   The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 202460  The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Press App DLC 202485  Skyrim High Resolution Texture Pack (Skyrim: High Resolution Texture Pack (Free DLC)) 211720  Dawnguard (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 217850  Skyrim DLC2 220760  Hearthfire (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 226880  The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim®: Dragonbornâ„¢ (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn) Guide 200000  Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Prima Guide The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion AppID's Game 22330   The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition) DLC 22333   Oblivion Game of the Year DLC The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind AppID's Game 22320    The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition) The Fallout Series AppID's Fallout AppID's Game 38400   Fallout (Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game) DLC 22363   Brink Fallout Pack DLC (Brink: Fallout®/SpecOps Combo Pack) Fallout 2 AppID's Game 38410   Fallout 2 (Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game) Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel AppID's Game 38420   Fallout Tactics (Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel) Fallout 3 AppID's Game 22300   Fallout 3 22370   Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Edition DLC 22400   Fallout 3 - Operation: Anchorage 22410   Fallout 3 - Broken Steel 22420   Fallout 3 - The Pitt 22430   Fallout 3 - Mothership Zeta 22440   Fallout 3 - Point Lookout Fallout: New Vegas AppID's Game 22380   Fallout: New Vegas 22449   Fallout: New Vegas 22490   Fallout: New Vegas Note: Appears to be Non English Versions Mainly Russian 72720   Fallout: New Vegas Beta Test 206540  Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Placeholder (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) Note: @ woverine2710 this explains your query as to this, my just bought Ultimate version is 22380 DLC 22460   Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack 22465   Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack 22470   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash 22475   Fallout New Vegas TribalPack 72701   Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack (1C) Note: Appears (1C) is Russian Version or more likely C=Cyrillic Alphabet 72705   Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack (1C) 72709   Fallout New Vegas MercenaryPack (1C) 72713   Fallout New Vegas TribalPack (1C) 72730   Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money 72740   Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts 72750   Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues 72770   Fallout New VegNote: Appears © is Russian Version or more likely C=Cyrillic Alphabet 72774   Fallout New Vegas C Gun Runners Arsenal 72760   Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 72840   Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 204482  Fallout New Vegas Czech Gun Runners Arsenal 204483   Fallout New Vegas Polish Gun Runners Arsenal Tool 22480   GECK - New Vegas Edition Guide 22813   Fallout: New Vegas - Prima Official Strategy Guide The Full Steam AppID Searches are listed below as a complete record and also shows how confusing the system can be without interpretation of what is important. Note: AppID's show only when you've bought the game SubID's (Subscribe ID's) only show for games not bought. The Elder Scrolls Series AppID's Search for “Elder Scrolls†· Steam Database Apps found for "Elder Scrolls" [spoiler=12 Results] AppID App Type Name 211720 DLC Dawnguard (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 200000 Guide Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Prima Guide 220760 DLC Hearthfire (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 5286 Media Oblivion Game of the Year Edition Trailer (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition Trailer) 22320 Game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition) 22330 Game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition) 226880 DLC The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim®: Dragonbornâ„¢ (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn) 72850 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 72869 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 81281 Media The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Full Trailer 81280 Media The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Live Action Trailer 202460 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Press App Packages found for "Elder Scrolls" [spoiler=39 Results] SubID Name 15968 Elder Scrolls Collection 13438 Elder Scrolls Collection 18841 Elder Scrolls Collection 29901 Elder Scrolls Retail 12088 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Asia) 11799 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (AU) 11796 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (DE) 12138 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Digital Dist) 11795 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (EU) 12525 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (JPN) 11564 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (LatAM) 11563 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (NA) 12101 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PL) 12100 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (RU) 26680 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Test Package) 11798 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (UK) 28187 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Legendary Edition) 28188 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary (RU) (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Legendary Edition) 27101 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail 27699 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (Asia) 28027 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (EasternEU) 27700 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (JPN) 28026 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (RU) 1680 Morrowind Game of the Year (The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition) 1678 Oblivion Game of the Year (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition) 1679 Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition Deluxe) 11031 Quakecon 2011 Elder Scrolls Pack 12248 Skyrim (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) 15953 Skyrim - Dawnguard (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 19256 Skyrim - Dawnguard RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 17079 Skyrim Hearthfire (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 19257 Skyrim Hearthfire RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 19255 Skyrim RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) 1682 The Elder Scrolls Game of the Year Pack 1683 The Elder Scrolls Game of the Year Pack Deluxe 33527 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year 33526 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe 19132 The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn DLC (The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn) 19258 The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn DLC Preorder RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn) Search for “Skyrim†· Steam Database Apps found for "Skyrim" [spoiler=12 Results] AppID App Type Name 211720 DLC Dawnguard (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 200000 Guide Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Prima Guide 220760 DLC Hearthfire (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 81911 Media Skyrim Dawnguard Trailer 217850 DLC Skyrim DLC2 202485 DLC Skyrim High Resolution Texture Pack (Skyrim: High Resolution Texture Pack (Free DLC)) 226880 DLC The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim®: Dragonbornâ„¢ (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dragonborn) 72850 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 72869 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim 81281 Media The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Full Trailer 81280 Media The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Live Action Trailer 202460 Game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Press App Packages found for "Skyrim" [spoiler=48 Results] SubID Name 12088 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Asia) 11799 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (AU) 11796 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (DE) 12138 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Digital Dist) 11795 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (EU) 12525 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (JPN) 11564 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (LatAM) 11563 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (NA) 12101 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PL) 12100 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (RU) 26680 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Test Package) 11798 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (UK) 28187 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Legendary Edition) 28188 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary (RU) (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Legendary Edition) 27101 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail 27699 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (Asia) 28027 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (EasternEU) 27700 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (JPN) 28026 Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Legendary Retail (RU) 12656 Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Skyrim 12657 Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Skyrim (JP) 11039 Skyrim 12248 Skyrim (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) 11041 Skyrim (AU) 11040 Skyrim (DE) 11043 Skyrim (JP) 11042 Skyrim (RU) 14593 Skyrim - Dawnguard 15953 Skyrim - Dawnguard (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 17672 Skyrim - Dawnguard (RU) 15863 Skyrim - Dawnguard Retail 17635 Skyrim - Dawnguard Retail (PL) 19256 Skyrim - Dawnguard RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Dawnguard) 32109 Skyrim - DLC Bundle 16978 Skyrim Dawnguard JPN 11690 Skyrim Dev Comp 13343 Skyrim HD Texture Pack 13437 Skyrim HD Texture Pack (Skyrim: High Resolution Texture Pack (Free DLC)) 17017 Skyrim Hearthfire 17079 Skyrim Hearthfire (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 32845 Skyrim Hearthfire (PL) 29464 Skyrim Hearthfire (RU) 16897 Skyrim Hearthfire Comp 19257 Skyrim Hearthfire RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Hearthfire) 12168 Skyrim Press 12273 Skyrim Prima Guide 19255 Skyrim RU (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) 12272 Skyrim with Prima Guide Search for “Oblivion†· Steam Database Apps found for "Oblivion" [spoiler=3 Results] AppID App Type Name 22333 DLC Oblivion Game of the Year DLC 5286 Media Oblivion Game of the Year Edition Trailer (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition Trailer) 22330 Game The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition) Packages found for "Oblivion" [spoiler=7 Results] SubID Name 12738 Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Oblivion Game of the Year 4316 Oblivion Comp 1678 Oblivion Game of the Year (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition) 1679 Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe (The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition Deluxe) 6841 Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe 33527 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year 33526 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game of the Year Deluxe Search for “Morrowind†· Steam Database Apps found for "Morrowind" [spoiler=1 Result] AppID App Type Name 22320 Game The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition) Packages found for "Morrowind" [spoiler=3 Results] SubID Name 12737 Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Morrowind Game of the Year 1680 Morrowind Game of the Year (The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition) 11709 Morrowind Retail The Fallout Series AppID's Search for “Fallout†· Steam Database Apps found for "Fallout" [spoiler=56 Results] AppID   App Type  Name 22363   DLC         BRINK Fallout Pack DLC (BRINK: Fallout®/SpecOps Combo Pack) 38400   Game       Fallout (Fallout: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game) 38410   Game       Fallout 2 (Fallout 2: A Post Nuclear Role Playing Game) 22300   Game       Fallout 3 22410   DLC       Fallout 3 - Broken Steel 22370   Game       Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Edition 22430   DLC        Fallout 3 - Mothership Zeta 22400   DLC       Fallout 3 - Operation: Anchorage 22440   DLC       Fallout 3 - Point Lookout 22420   DLC       Fallout 3 - The Pitt 5526     Media      Fallout 3 Bloodless Trailer 5523     Media      Fallout 3 Broken Steel Trailer 5119     Media      Fallout 3 Gameplay 1: Escape 5120     Media      Fallout 3 Gameplay 2: Megaton 5121     Media      Fallout 3 Gameplay 3: The Wasteland 5122     Media      Fallout 3 Gameplay 4: Super-Duper Mart 5123     Media      Fallout 3 Gameplay 5: Tenpenny Tower 5524     Media      Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta Trailer 5522     Media      Fallout 3 Operation Achorage Trailer 5525     Media      Fallout 3 Point Lookout Trailer 5118     Media      Fallout 3 Teaser 5117     Media      Fallout 3 Trailer 72774   DLC       Fallout New Vegas C Gun Runners Arsenal 72773   DLC        Fallout New Vegas C Lonesome Road 22460   DLC       Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack 72701   DLC       Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack (1C) 22465   DLC       Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack 72705   DLC       Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack (1C) 204482  DLC        Fallout New Vegas Czech Gun Runners Arsenal 72770   DLC        Fallout New Vegas Dead Money DLC 72771   DLC        Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts 72709   DLC        Fallout New Vegas MercenaryPack (1C) 72750   DLC        Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues 72772   DLC       Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (Fallout: New Vegas) 204483  DLC        Fallout New Vegas Polish Gun Runners Arsenal 5607     Media      Fallout New Vegas Teaser Trailer 5738     Media      Fallout New Vegas trailer (Fallout New Vegas E3 2010 trailer) 22475   DLC       Fallout New Vegas TribalPack 72713   DLC       Fallout New Vegas TribalPack (1C) 206540 Game     Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Placeholder (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 22470   DLC       Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash 72730   DLC       Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money 72840   DLC       Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 72740   DLC       Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts 72760   DLC       Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 80975   Media      Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues (Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues Trailer) 38420   Game       Fallout Tactics (Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel) 5710     Media      Fallout: New Vegas 5711     Media      Fallout: New Vegas 22380   Game       Fallout: New Vegas 22449   Game       Fallout: New Vegas 22490   Game       Fallout: New Vegas 22813   Guide     Fallout: New Vegas - Prima Official Strategy Guide 72720   Game       Fallout: New Vegas Beta Test 81419   Media      Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition Trailer 80654   Media      FNV Dead Money - DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money - Trailer) Packages found for "Fallout" [spoiler=132 Results] SubID   Name 11276   Brink DLC: Fallout/SpecOps Combo Pack (BRINK: Fallout®/SpecOps Combo Pack) 7861     Brink Fallout Pack 7721     Brink Fallout Pack (NA) 7722     Brink Fallout Pack (RoW) 28905   Brink: Fallout/SpecOps Combo Pack 2003     Fallout 2004     Fallout 2 1086     Fallout 3 (AU) 1085     Fallout 3 (DE) (Fallout 3) 1083     Fallout 3 (EU) 1084     Fallout 3 (FR) 1081     Fallout 3 (NA) (Fallout 3) 1082     Fallout 3 (ROW) 1107     Fallout 3 (UK) 2644     Fallout 3 - Game of the Year (Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition) 2645     Fallout 3 - Game of the Year (DE) (Fallout 3 Game of the Year Edition) 2681     Fallout 3 - Game of the Year Comp 7205     Fallout 3 - Game of the Year LV Comp 26910   Fallout 3 and New Vegas Bundle (ROW) 4494     Fallout 3 Broken Steel Comp 4499     Fallout 3 Broken Steel LV Comp 1104     Fallout 3 Comp 4496     Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta Comp 4501     Fallout 3 Mothership Zeta LV Comp 4493     Fallout 3 Operation Anchorage Comp 4498     Fallout 3 Operation Anchorage LV Comp 4497     Fallout 3 Point Lookout Comp 4502     Fallout 3 Point Lookout LV Comp 27102   Fallout 3 Retail 29584   Fallout 3 Retail (DE) 4495     Fallout 3 The Pitt Comp 4500     Fallout 3 The Pitt LV Comp 4731     Fallout 3: Broken Steel 28908   Fallout 3: Broken Steel 4736     Fallout 3: Broken Steel DLC (DE) (Fallout 3: Broken Steel) 4733     Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta 28909   Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta 4738     Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta DLC (DE) (Fallout 3: Mothership Zeta) 4730     Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage 28910   Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage 4735     Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage DLC (DE) (Fallout 3: Operation Anchorage) 4734     Fallout 3: Point Lookout 28912   Fallout 3: Point Lookout 4739     Fallout 3: Point Lookout DLC (DE) (Fallout 3: Point Lookout) 4732     Fallout 3: The Pitt 28911   Fallout 3: The Pitt 4737     Fallout 3: The Pitt DLC (DE) (Fallout 3: The Pitt) 2008     Fallout Collection 6135     Fallout New Vegas CE Retail 6144     Fallout New Vegas CE Retail (DE) 7688     Fallout New Vegas Dead Money (CZPLRU) Comp 6231     Fallout New Vegas DLC Comp 8858     Fallout New Vegas DLC Pack Comp 7149     Fallout New Vegas DLC1 Comp 7703     Fallout New Vegas DLC2 Comp 8586     Fallout New Vegas DLC3 11291   Fallout New Vegas DLC4 comp 11292   Fallout New Vegas DLC5 comp 11367   Fallout New Vegas Gun Runners Arsenal (CZPLRU) Comp 8205     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts (CZPLRU) Comp 8238     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts) 8201     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts) 11366   Fallout New Vegas Lonesome Road (CZPLRU) Comp 6186     Fallout New Vegas Low violence Comp 8883     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (CZPLRU) 8717     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (CZPLRU) Comp 8902     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues) 6134     Fallout New Vegas Retail 6143     Fallout New Vegas Retail(DE) 11368   Fallout New Vegas Test Comp 13435   Fallout New Vegas Ultimate (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 13436   Fallout New Vegas Ultimate - Eastern (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 13014   Fallout new Vegas Ultimate RUPLCZ comp 11729   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash (Fallout New Vegas®: Courier’s Stashâ„¢) 28913   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash 13329   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash © (Fallout New Vegas®: Courier’s Stashâ„¢) 7779     Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money DLC (RU) (Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money) 13049   Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runner's Arsenal (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 8588     Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners Arsenal 11728   Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 8142     Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts 8587     Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road 11612   Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 11669   Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 8624     Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues 8886     Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues) 11660   Fallout New Vegas: RU DLC Pack 13199   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition 13359   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (Asia) 13966   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (Digital WW Retail) 27548   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (RU/CIS) 13277   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (RUCIS) (DO NOT USE) 2005     Fallout Tactics 6442     Fallout: New Vegas 4509     Fallout: New Vegas 6445     Fallout: New Vegas (AU) 4512     Fallout: New Vegas (AU) 6444     Fallout: New Vegas (DE) (Fallout: New Vegas) 4511     Fallout: New Vegas (DE) 6443     Fallout: New Vegas (RU) (Fallout: New Vegas) 4510     Fallout: New Vegas (RU) 6438     Fallout: New Vegas + Prima Official Strategy Guide 6439     Fallout: New Vegas + Prima Official Strategy Guide (DE) 7410     Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money (Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money) 7407     Fallout: New Vegas - Dead Money Retail 6350     Fallout: New Vegas - Prima Official Strategy Guide 4065     Fallout: New Vegas Beta 4431     Fallout: New Vegas Caravan Pack 6367     Fallout: New Vegas Caravan Pack (1C) 6266     Fallout: New Vegas Cenega 1C Comp 4429     Fallout: New Vegas Classic Pack 6374     Fallout: New Vegas Classic Pack (1C) 6275     Fallout: New Vegas Classic Pack Retail (RU) 4432     Fallout: New Vegas Mercenary Pack 6368     Fallout: New Vegas Mercenary Pack (1C) 6260     Fallout: New Vegas Retail (CZ) 6261     Fallout: New Vegas Retail (HU) 6259     Fallout: New Vegas Retail (PO) 6262     Fallout: New Vegas Retail (RO) 6258     Fallout: New Vegas Retail (RU) 4430     Fallout: New Vegas Tribal Pack 6369     Fallout: New Vegas Tribal Pack (1C) 12648   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (AU) 12647   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (DE) 12645   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (EU) 12646   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (FR) 12643   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (NA) 12644   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout 3 (ROW) 12740   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout Collection 12650   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout: New Vegas 12652   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout: New Vegas (DE) 12651   Holiday Sale 2011 Gift: Fallout: New Vegas (RU) Search for “New Vegas†· Steam Database Apps found for "New Vegas" [spoiler=34 Results] AppID   App Type   Name 72774   DLC          Fallout New Vegas C Gun Runners Arsenal 72773   DLC         Fallout New Vegas C Lonesome Road 22460   DLC          Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack 72701   DLC         Fallout New Vegas CaravanPack (1C) 22465   DLC          Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack 72705   DLC         Fallout New Vegas ClassicPack (1C) 204482 DLC         Fallout New Vegas Czech Gun Runners Arsenal 72770   DLC          Fallout New Vegas Dead Money DLC 72771   DLC            Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts 72709   DLC          Fallout New Vegas MercenaryPack (1C) 72750   DLC          Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues 72772   DLC         Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (Fallout: New Vegas) 204483 DLC         Fallout New Vegas Polish Gun Runners Arsenal 5607     Media        Fallout New Vegas Teaser Trailer 5738     Media        Fallout New Vegas trailer (Fallout New Vegas E3 2010 trailer) 22475   DLC         Fallout New Vegas TribalPack 72713   DLC         Fallout New Vegas TribalPack (1C) 206540 Game     Fallout New Vegas Ultimate Placeholder (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 22470   DLC         Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash 72730   DLC          Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money 72840   DLC         Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 72740   DLC         Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts 72760   DLC         Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 80975   Media      Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues (Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues Trailer) 5710     Media       Fallout: New Vegas 5711     Media       Fallout: New Vegas 22380   Game        Fallout: New Vegas 22449   Game      Fallout: New Vegas 22490   Game      Fallout: New Vegas 22813   Guide      Fallout: New Vegas - Prima Official Strategy Guide 72720   Game      Fallout: New Vegas Beta Test 81419   Media      Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition Trailer 80654   Media      FNV Dead Money - DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money - Trailer) 22480   Tool         GECK - New Vegas Edition Packages found for "New Vegas" [spoiler=77 Results] SubID   Name 26910   Fallout 3 and New Vegas Bundle (ROW) 6135     Fallout New Vegas CE Retail 6144     Fallout New Vegas CE Retail (DE) 7688     Fallout New Vegas Dead Money (CZPLRU) Comp 6231     Fallout New Vegas DLC Comp 8858     Fallout New Vegas DLC Pack Comp 7149     Fallout New Vegas DLC1 Comp 7703     Fallout New Vegas DLC2 Comp 8586     Fallout New Vegas DLC3 11291   Fallout New Vegas DLC4 comp 11292   Fallout New Vegas DLC5 comp 11367   Fallout New Vegas Gun Runners Arsenal (CZPLRU) Comp 8205     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts (CZPLRU) Comp 8238     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts) 8201     Fallout New Vegas Honest Hearts DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts) 11366   Fallout New Vegas Lonesome Road (CZPLRU) Comp 6186     Fallout New Vegas Low violence Comp 8883     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (CZPLRU) 8717     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues (CZPLRU) Comp 8902     Fallout New Vegas Old World Blues DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues) 6134     Fallout New Vegas Retail 6143     Fallout New Vegas Retail(DE) 11368   Fallout New Vegas Test Comp 13435   Fallout New Vegas Ultimate (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 13436   Fallout New Vegas Ultimate - Eastern (Fallout: New Vegas Ultimate Edition) 13014   Fallout new Vegas Ultimate RUPLCZ comp 11729   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash (Fallout New Vegas®: Courier’s Stashâ„¢) 28913   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash 13329   Fallout New Vegas: Courier's Stash © (Fallout New Vegas®: Courier’s Stashâ„¢) 7779     Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money DLC (RU) (Fallout New Vegas: Dead Money) 13049   Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runner's Arsenal (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 8588     Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners Arsenal 11728   Fallout New Vegas: Gun Runners' Arsenal (Fallout New Vegas®: Gun Runners’ Arsenalâ„¢) 8142     Fallout New Vegas: Honest Hearts 8587     Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road 11612   Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 11669   Fallout New Vegas: Lonesome Road DLC (RUCIS) (Fallout New Vegas®: Lonesome Roadâ„¢) 8624     Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues 8886     Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues DLC (Fallout New Vegas: Old World Blues) 11660   Fallout New Vegas: RU DLC Pack 13199   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition 13359   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (Asia) 13966   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (Digital WW Retail) 27548   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (RU/CIS) 13277   Fallout New Vegas: Ultimate Edition (RUCIS) (DO NOT USE) 6442     Fallout: New Vegas 4509     Fallout: New Vegas 6445     Fallout: New Vegas (AU) 4512     Fallout: New Vegas (AU) 6444     Fallout: New Vegas (DE) (Fallout: New Vegas) 4511     Fallout: New Vegas (DE) 6443     Fallout: New Vegas (RU) (Fallout: New Vegas) 4510     Fallout: New Vegas (RU) 6438     Fallout: New Vegas + Prima Official Strategy Guide 6439     Fallout: New Vegas + Prima Official Strategy Guide (DE) 7410     Fallout: New Vegas - 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DoubleYou 80% to 90%wolverine2710 10% to 20% Myself 0.0001% That's about the size of contributions to date wolverine2710 is increasing and DoubleYou decreasing, purely because wolverine2710 started last and is catching up not that DoubleYou's efforts have decreased. Plus DoubleYou being Chief Editor (due to making early going and knowing layout and format better) is editing and rearranging wolverine2710's effort as required by masterplan. I seem to be organising things more as a whole and trying to co-ordinate our efforts. Which reminds me. I've a promoting better use of available info post to write. Things are slowly heading in right direction though and none of us have big ego's so doing what we can when we can is more important overall.

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