Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Sometimes they are so good that the developers could learn a thing or two.

Textures and models.

playing mods is like reading fanfiction.

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I don't really like fan-made mods; it gives the impression of beta-testing with content that isn't very high quality or well-polished. However, I also dislike official DLCs or any other non-standard additions for the same reason.

Playing mods is like reading fanfiction.

I guess you're one of those people who use Internet Explorer to avoid using fan-made or fanfiction-like browsers.

Good comparison.

I mainly download large mods for new quests and locations, and I look for mods with a lot of cool content. There aren't many mods I can wholeheartedly recommend; some are just plain boring, but there are several excellent, good, and simply enjoyable mods that have given me many extra hours of enjoyment with my champion, which is essentially why I download them. Plus, I tend to avoid some mods because I don't like the description or they're just not my thing, like horror mods.
And yes, I also downloaded mods for Oblivion, but I've kind of lost interest in it; there isn't much good stuff coming out, and besides, Skyrim is better and less demanding.

and if the mod is also for a bad game, then it's like spreading a layer of crap on another layer of crap.

Good comparison.

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We are the type of people who install a clean version of Windows, not some cobbled-together mess from Wowan95.

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and if the mod is also for a bad game, then it's like spreading a layer of crap on another layer of crap.

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We are the type who installs a clean version of Windows, not some cobbled-together mess from Vovan95.

Well, I don't use pre-made mod packs either, but I do use a non-default browser.

I joined Asgardia, and it turned out to be a monarchy with a constitution. And the monarch is some Igor with an unpronounceable last name. Oh well, it seems that an ideal state is not in sight (just kidding, of course, Igor is just joking and doesn't intend to create any state... He's just kidding, right?).

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How dare he! Skyrim is in color!

Don't harass the guy; he's been flooding the off-topic forum for two days now.

Ah yes. ))))))))00000000

But this mod is one of those that I delete after completing the game. In the end, we have a few incredibly cool pieces of equipment, a bunch of armor of varying degrees of blandness, pomposity, historical accuracy, lore relevance, and WTF-ness (none of which I will wear anyway), a couple of cute owl merchants, and a serious suspicion that the Vigilant is doing something bad to my magnificent bow from Darkend (by the way, I highly recommend Darkend, it's an incredibly cool mod, it's both horror and has evil, strong, one-shot enemies, but it's not too scary, even the Dreymor Lords didn't need to be used, + the conflict is minimal, it only adds a broken ship on the edge of the map and a portal on it, and that's it), and I need the bow more.

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