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Nexus Mods plans to change its infrastructure so mods are modeled as systems rather than files, allowing the platform itself to manage dependencies, conflicts, load orders, versioning, and environments automatically. The goal is a "Spotify-easy" browse, click, and play experience for users while building on the existing Vortex mod manager, which already handles installation and updates and is getting a Linux version. Answered

The article says the new infrastructure direction appears to build on Vortex’s foundation rather than replace it, noting Vortex already handles installation and updates for many games and a Linux version is in the works. That implies Vortex will remain the recommended mod manager while Nexus rebuilds its infrastructure. Answered

Both mods require UE4SS to be installed before installation. The mods currently only support the Steam version of the game, with the Xbox app version untested due to potential signature differences. Answered

Mod creators can expect proper tools for dependency management, versioning, and collaboration that treat mods as systems rather than files, letting Nexus Mods handle dependencies and conflicts automatically. Folmann describes the creator experience as "GitHub-powerful," aiming to provide infrastructure for reliable, repeatable mod builds and easier collaboration. No specific rollout dates or timelines were provided. Answered