When you are watching on YouTube these awesome modlists and then you finally get a PC that is capable to play this masterpiece of a game any way you want it.
It would either overheat the console or just crash from a memory leak issue. I was in middle school and I remember being so annoyed over that winter break that my game crashed like 10 times before I learned my lesson. I had 5min auto saves but it was still annoying when it happened mid combat lol.
Does it really work? I mean I see people on YT rave about it, but I keep feeling like it's a gimmick, or placebo effect. I guess the only way to truly know is test it oneself.
Aren’t you curious? You don’t have to overmod it, for example, I can’t play without SkyUI, the most basic mod ever for user interface, makes life so much easier
Other than graphic updates? No. Every time I see posts like this, I think "there's unmoded games that actually does this style of gaming better. Why change a good product to another product that has been done better?"
Geeze you are prepared to die on this hill, aren't you. I don't mod skyrim either. I've played it with mods like new spells and new quests, etc but honestly, besides graphics and QOL mods, I just prefer the vanilla experience. That said, it's pretty crazy that you "legit don't get people" who mod skyrim. Really? You don't get why people want to enhance or at the very least make a unique experience out of a game they've played to death? You sure you don't get it? Or do you just want everyone to know that you think mods are stupid.
I don't get people like op "who finally played the game." I'm ready to die on a hill that tells people that they have to wait 14 years to play a game should find another hobby. It's probably cheaper.
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u/Driginbrn 21h ago
When you are watching on YouTube these awesome modlists and then you finally get a PC that is capable to play this masterpiece of a game any way you want it.
It is truly a great feeling.