The Enshittification of Nexus Mods Begins. Your Mods Aren't Safe. This Alert Sparked by Avonetics.com

This is not a drill. The news just dropped like a nuke on the gaming world: the sacred digital halls of Nexus Mods have been sold to the highest bidder. And the buyer is every gamer's worst nightmare: a soulless private equity firm named Chosen, a company that doesn't see a community, it sees a GOLD MINE to be stripped bare. The fallout on Avonetics has been immediate and cataclysmic. The prophecies of doom are already being written across every thread: the dawn of PAID mods, the throttling of free downloads into oblivion, and a new censorship regime targeting anything deemed 'unprofitable'—starting with NSFW content. This is the 'enshittification' playbook, executed to perfection. Veterans of the platform are calling it the end of an era, a digital betrayal of the highest order. The panic is real. Gamers are frantically archiving entire mod libraries, convinced their access will soon be locked behind an expensive subscription. The hunt for an alternative—or the race to build a new sanctuary from scratch—has begun. The message is clear: the Nexus we knew and loved is gone, and what rises from its ashes will serve shareholders, not players. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.