GFN-ADDONS How to silent install Minion from website ?

[f62b]

I'm not sure if anyone has thought of this before, but I'm posting it here in case someone has an idea.

To keep things simple, I'm a huge fan of the Elder Scrolls series. I started with Oblivion and I've been hooked ever since. Even though I'm not into multiplayer games at all, I still bought ESO and played it on low resolution on an old machine.

You can imagine my excitement when NVIDIA finally decided to bring ESO back to their cloud gaming service, GeForce Now. Everything is great except for the add-ons. After several years, I've gotten used to them and I find it really hard to play without add-ons.

After poking around a bit, I realized that NVIDIA doesn't support add-ons for ESO at all. However, you can access the web on the game instance. I was able to access the Minion website, but couldn't download the program.

Which brings me to my question: Is there a way to silently install the Minion software directly from a web address to get add-ons on GFN? Is this even possible?

[Baertram]

No this would not be possible as even if you got Minion installed you would not be able to use/start it, right?
You can start the games but nothing else.
End especially you got no (write) access to the folder where the addons for the game would be searched by the game!

So no matter what you do: If Nvidia does not provide you a file explorer where you got "write access" to the c:\users\your nvidia user\documents\elder scrolls online folder, then you cannot install or change any addon folders and files.

And even if tha would work there could be issues with Antivirus tools (Windows Defender if Nvidia uses that) which would block access to these folders and I bet you do not have any control over these tools then (would not make sense to provide users of Nvidia streaming platforms access to such system stuff).

Nvidia streaming is delivered as a service and if they say their service is without any additional tools and addons/mods, you can be pretty sure there is no way. Or if you find any you either work against their TOS and would maybe get warned or even kicked.

[f62b]

Well, it makes a lot more sense when you put it that way. It's really a shame that Nvidia blocks add-ons for ESO, especially since they're available for other games (WOW addons are supported through Twitch). Anyway, thanks a lot for your answer.