Understandably, some mod authors might not be comfortable with the way Nexus is handling mod deletions due to the upcoming debut of the Nexus Mod Collections feature, but Nexus has offered a compromise: there will be a one-month grace period for anyone with mods on the site to delete them for good. This change therefore addresses both technical problems laid out above, while leaving mod authors with the ability to remove files from view into a “file archive” that serves as a point of reference." What this means is that when an author archives a file, for most intents and purposes, it is now gone and removed from the files tab, but it can still be downloaded via a collection and the metadata (information) about the file is still in the database. It has tools for developers, as well as advanced game diagnostic. This program is designed to make it easier to install mods for the Mass Effect series for end users. "Recognising these problems, we made the difficult decision to change how file deletions work," the news post continued. "Instead of permanently removing a file, mod authors can now choose to archive it which will move it into a file archive and make it impossible to download directly unless specifically requested e.g. ME3Tweaks Mod Manager is a mod manager that supports all three Mass Effect trilogy games, as well as all three legendary versions of the games, plus the Legendary Edition launcher.
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