And then thereвЂ™s the new guy, Grimwood Abbey, whose concept is only a year old but I sure hope I can follow through on it because it is quite small. I also have the same old MCC hood I started building a year ago, restarting after years of having the concept ready (this one is Algary and it is the one i was building a castle for it has a few interesting rolled families to start with such as the gentry family having no sim older than teen and me choosing to set that up as the direct heir and some cousins, and a peasant family that involved two elderly ladies who were in love and joined households after their obligatory husbands died, pooling resources to care for their families, but one of them was gonna feel obliged to head off to the church and repent while the other cared for the kids and became a midwife). IвЂ™ve got a Megahood set up that I can start converting to medieval whenever I get my act together, and I still that that sounds like fun but also waaaay too big a project for me (latest issue: wait if the capulets and montagues are traditionally alike in dignity is it wrong to make the Capps gentry and the montys merchants? But if I make them both gentry itвЂ™ll be an entire damn subhood of nothing but gentry!). And oh yeah, had to stock up on defaults because now I could be using a solely medieval downloads folder! And this new CC would get plonked right into the DL folder, nary a care for organization because I needed to play before I lost interest! And you know how it goes-every time I got excited about the idea of an MCC, I had to go out and download anything new or shiny. This medieval alternate downloads folder therefore also contained the folder IвЂ™d labeled Medieval CC in my last attempt at organizing, and just to be sure I copied everything over and back repeatedly. Not only that, but it was very rough trying to separate my downloads folder properly-some stuff worked well for multiple genres! So I ended up making copies of the whole downloads folder to build these alternates, which I could then whittle down to only the stuff I actually wanted in there.

ThatвЂ™s all well and good, but copying and backing up that shit took away precious hours I could be using to play. Sometime within the last ten years, I started trying to cultivate different downloads folders of broad genre categories, all neatly saved on a big flash drive.

Ugh, I probably should have started by moving all the files to one big folder and sorting them from there but WHATEVER. DonвЂ™t get me wrong, I was able to use it to shove several file types into correct folders, but my real issue would be so easily solved if there was a thoroughly explained duplicate scanner that I was able to trust. So then I set it to scan for orphans or duplicates, stare hopelessly at the results unable to figure out what is the best course of action, and then quietly quit it to yet againвЂ¦ move files around manually. Why is there no вЂњhow to useвЂќ documentation. I am not good at DelphyвЂ™s Download Organizer. realizing it was super inefficient to delete stuff in-game one by one even though itвЂ™s nice to be able to see it, and becoming paralyzed with indecision about whether to take the time to hunt down unidentified files by hand, or continue spending time deleting dozens and dozens of recoiled by handвЂ¦ eventually I did a little of both, but boy I gotta use some kind of tooltip renamed now huhвЂ¦ b. so I have spent two days on the weekend so far just working on getting my CC sorted out so I can consider starting this.

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