• Horse {they/them}@lemmygrad.ml
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    3 days ago

    but that’s the game!

    you reinstall the game after a few years
    boot it up
    think to yourself “hmm, this really needs mods”
    you spend 2-5 hours scrolling through nexus
    then another hour or 2 fixing load order, conflicts, etc.
    then you boot it up again
    “hell yeah, this is rad now!”
    never launch it again
    then uninstall it a month later

    9/10

    • wolfinthewoods [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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      3 days ago

      I spent years doing that with Morrowind before I wised up. I actually download OpenMW recently just to take a look, and had the most “been there, done that” feeling ever from playing a game. I gave up on Bethesda after Skyrim and never looked back, and my gaming life became all the better for it.

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      3 days ago

      roughly the experience i’ve had every time I’ve tried to get back into modded Skyrim years after spending untold hours with modded 32-bit Skyrim. Wabbajack’s automated modlists are the only reason I attempt to try, and when i initially start a game, my reactions are 1) I don’t recognize anything in this game now wtf and 2) damn, my mid-spec laptop from half a decade back just isn’t good enough.

      Skyrim modding is honestly too labyrinthine in posdible scope for me now to do much manual adding and tinkering