and I wasn't going to say it but you did SOMETHING to that install, looks like you moved or tampered with one of the Morrowind mod files or folders, or something else did.
I don't even have Morrowind installed, nor I ever used any Nexus mod for it, but nice try.
You can read the error message, right? I mean, it's in English and everything, and what it says isn't random gibberish. The error message definitively originates from an extension for Morrowind. It just so happens that the base Vortex comes bundled with a Morrowind extension, just in case people might want to use it for handling Morrowind.
What it looks like to me is that an update to that extension failed. That's just from reading your screenshot, though. At a guess, you should be able to go into the Extensions tab, show bundled extensions, search for Morrowind, disable the extension, and then you probably won't get more update errors for that extension. That's just me guessing, of course.
Or you could reinstall your Vortex, get the right version of that extension with no need for the update that is refusing to run, and then the problem is also solved.
Anyway, like I said, your reaction is a bit like sucking the first time you kiss a girl and then deciding to become a monk.
Jesus Christ, you clowns would bend in the shape of a Pretzel to defend even the most hideous shit, if convenient to your argument.
Well, us clowns aren't the people who want the most dumbed down mod manager invented because anything beyond "install mod" and "uninstall mod" is too complicated and has bloat and oh no, I can't stop myself from pushing those buttons I shouldn't be pushing. Jesus Christ indeed, mate.
But I happen to agree that Vortex is indeed "hideous shit". It does suffer from bloat. The default dashboard is just about enough to make anyone have a stroke. But you can customize the dashboard to get rid of all the distracting noise, and as a mod manager, it does work.
