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anyone else spend 10x the amount of time getting mods to function than actually playing the game?
(sh.itjust.works)
Gimme a game where I just change settings and load orders. I don't want to actually play a game, I want to move sliders, click check boxes, and scroll through drop down menus. The lizard part of my brain yearns for simple tasks
“Skyrim is a game played on Nexus Mods, in which you try to assemble and run an optimal combination of mods.”
Also Assetto Corsa is all about mods, even the game's menu is replaced with a third-party launcher. I mostly drive the same few cars, but I have about 150 GB of tracks. Most impressively, people added stuff that wasn't in the engine originally: changing time of day, including night, and weather like rain. And it was done by one guy, with further improvements by others.
I only became good at modding Skyrim when I began to regularly finish playthroughs and enjoy each subsequent playthrough more than the last. This is also when I realized I had played too much Skyrim.