• hswolf
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      441 year ago

      you’re missing out hundreds and thousands of awesome fan made content, there’s even entire fan made dlcs

      • Billiam
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        281 year ago

        Don’t forget the hundred-hour-long minigame of “Which order do these mods need to load in so they don’t break again?”

    • @Lowpast@lemmy.world
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      101 year ago

      Agree with whay the other person said. Mods for these games are incredible, often better than the core game. Definitely do it

      • @TrickDacy@lemmy.world
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        51 year ago

        Not a flex, just find it astounding to know how good the original games were and for people to say they suck without mods. I see that a lot.

    • @Kedly@lemm.ee
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      41 year ago

      I mean you do you, but Beth games are modding playgrounds, the only other games I can think of really is Rimworld. So for me, playing a Bethesda game modless is like eating a sandwhich of white bread and mayo

    • @tal@lemmy.today
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      I mean, it’s fine as a stand-alone game, and selecting and setting up a collection of mods takes longer than I’d like. I kind of wish that the default starting point was to do something like what Wabbajack does, use a large curated set of mods, but then let one tweak it like the regular mod managers. But Skyrim and Fallout 4 have to be some of the most-modded games out there. It’s a lot of content and improvements from the community.

      They also released some years back. Without mods, they look kinda old in present-day context.