Modders have real life things to do and they do this for free so the update priority is the lowest of the low, so depending on the size of the mod and the modder/modders you can have them updated today, next month, next year or never really.

1.5 was a big change that added some new mod-related improvements. That resulted in a lot of mods needing to be updated in ways that took time, but most stuff was still done within the first month or two. Some stuff was abandoned as well, which sucks, but there's often someone willing to take over (blessed be the Mlie).

Originally posted by Radiosity:

1.5 was a big change that added some new mod-related improvements. That resulted in a lot of mods needing to be updated in ways that took time, but most stuff was still done within the first month or two. Some stuff was abandoned as well, which sucks, but there's often someone willing to take over (blessed be the Mlie).

Thanks for the note!

Originally posted by 6.5/10:

How long do we normally have to wait for most of our mods to catch up? Ugh...so different now....

I usually start to get pretty well up to speed with the most important of my mods after a couple of weeks to a month, but it all depends on the size of the mods you wait for and how many mods the deveoper of your mods are supporting.