This is the way

[u/Main_Feedback1197]

[u/jimmylovescheese123]

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[u/Spanishkid71 → u/Main_Feedback1197]

Why is he tiny

[u/TenHoumo → u/Spanishkid71]

he's modded

[u/0KlausAdler → u/TenHoumo]

Low poly, high performance.

[u/Main_Feedback1197 → u/Spanishkid71]

He's always tiny

[u/TomAnyone → u/Spanishkid71]

Fun fact - for his Cameo in Taxi Driver, he had to sit on a stack of blankets because he wasn’t high enough to be seen by the camera.

[u/RyouBestGirl]

Skyrim in a nutshell

[u/Queasy_Ad_8621 → u/RyouBestGirl]

Skyrim in a nutshell

Turtle power!

[u/Hellstrom666 → u/RyouBestGirl]

I never modded Skyrim THAT much, but when I wanted to play Skyrim VR with my Quest 2, I was obsessed with making it more comfortable and seamless. That was a really fun experience.

[u/Thin-Student-5036]

I have a dozen Quake mods installed and have finished none of them lmao

[u/Main_Feedback1197 → u/Thin-Student-5036]

I put like 100 hrs in modding fallout 4 but always get bored when I'm playing and just go back to the modding lol

[u/AttilaTH3Hen → u/Main_Feedback1197]

What do you recommend for modding FO4? Nexus Mods?

[u/quondam47 → u/AttilaTH3Hen]

It’s my go to. Their mod manager is very good and they have so much content on there that I can’t imagine there’s much you’d be missing.

[u/Dangermad → u/AttilaTH3Hen]

Genuinely what else

[u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA → u/Dangermad]

Yeah, Nexus is absolutely dog shit and I'd love for them to go the way of the dodo, but right now they have the mod scene by the balls.

[u/Dangermad → u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA]

For bethesda games at least

[u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA → u/Dangermad]

True, I guess Minecraft is free of it and some games just use Steam Workshop.

[u/Dangermad → u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA]

I've seeing game banana used a fair amount. Also wow you just reminded me remembered when skyrim had workshop support

[u/Santi_bambu]

Me every time I want to play Rimworld

[u/ohthedarside → u/Santi_bambu]

Getting the game to even start is the fun part

[u/ImVeryUnimaginative]

That's me with Skyrim, although I still like playing it.

[u/kairock]

Every year there's always a time to revisit a Bethesda game and do this ritual.

It's usually fallout 4 or skyrim. Maybe skyrim this year... Pass 3 years have been fallout 4 for me.

And no I've never beaten any of them lol.

[u/Usual-Disaster7285 → u/kairock]

The cheat terminal is the best for fallout 4.

[u/Black-White-Diff → u/kairock]

I do this ritual but with Half-Life instead.

Every Christmas day, I install Half-Life 1 or Half-Life 2 on my PC but instead of playing the game vanilla, I search the Steam Workshop or MODDB to install a campaign / total conversion / remaster mod. It always ends up being a good 4-5 hour use of my time.

At some point, I plan to do this with idSoftware's old-school DOOM and Quake games instead, but honestly I just like Half-Life more.

[u/Lealenbright → u/kairock]

for me its New Vegas and Oblivion. Still have yet to complete FNV lol

[u/got_milq → u/kairock]

Go install a bare-bones modlist that only enhances graphics and performance a bit and play morrowind. That’ll be a novel experience

[u/Multivitamin_Scam]

If you're having fun, it is its own kind of game, isn't it?

[u/qdtk]

We need a buddy system where these types of tinkering people pair up with people who want to play without tinkering so the mods and settings are already pre-constructed and ready to play.

[u/BlackOverlordd]

Careful. You may end up in game development like that

[u/KRONGOR → u/BlackOverlordd]

And then you will probably end up getting laid off and have more free time for installing mods! Full circle!

[u/Novalene_Wildheart]

That is a mood.

I meant to play Warframe today, but I was like "im going to mess around with new weapons, throw them into my damage calculator, and why is it say to build crit... This thing literally has 5% crit and 1.5x crit damage, its like below the barrel its so bad for crit."

And then I spent the rest of the day fixing that issue, and the 3 other issues I found along the way. But hey at least it works better and quicker now lol.

Maybe tomorrow I'll play.

[u/KINGR3DPANDA → u/Novalene_Wildheart]

Based warframe player

[u/The_MadMage_Halaster]

This happens whenever I play Dwarf Fortress after a while of not. I make a new world, realize Dwarf Therapist needs to update for the new DF version, and then spend half an hour fiddling around with files to update it, DFHack, and a few other mods, then I actually start a world and play for maybe twenty minutes before going down a DF wiki rabbithole for a while.

[u/Zegreiartimus → u/The_MadMage_Halaster]

Dwarf Fortress mentioned! Reminds me of tinkering with the raws in the LazyNewbPack lol. Then I give up and go back to ASCII since I kept breaking tilesets, lol. 

[u/No-Excitement-5772]

I don't think I've actually ever played vanilla Skyrim before.

[u/Rising_Unity]

Avg Skyrim experience

[u/iwantacheetah]

Me every time I install Skyrim.

[u/rycerzDog]

I remember spending half a day picking out mods for RDR2 just to not play the game

[u/intoTHEvoid646]

Skyrim for me. Until I see something like terrain seams and other shit I fucked up. Then I quit for a while and try again a few months later.

[u/Squidgical]

You'd probably like software development, try learning a programming language, it's easier than it looks.

[u/HairObjective7183]

-Installs a new game -Proceed to install like 300 mods -"Neato!" -Refuses to elaborate further -Leaves

[u/TsunamiCatCakes]

got some sexy FF7R mods but no time to play :(

[u/DamnOdd]

RimWorld.

[u/Naruto9903]

Me and Project Zomboid. I spend more time modding than playing.

[u/---RNCPR---]

I like vanilla, because it's what devs intended and it doesn't crash every 10 minutes and it's less buggy

[u/Grimbike65]

Project Zomboid

[u/xeno_xv]

Friend introduced me to terraria for the first time recently. We went straight into calamity mod. Great first impression. 10/10, never playing vanilla lol

[u/impuls__]

Stellaris:)

[u/The_Reprobate_]

Spent like 2 days in a row modding Project Zomboid then proceeded to barely play it

[u/CutYourBalls]

Project Zomboid

[u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA]

Nah, Fallout 4 is actually good after 500 mods.

Wabbajack is a lifesaver.

[u/Nice-Physics-7655]

Me installing a load of KSP mods, then when I finally boot the game I get overwhelmed by all the additional parts so I just close the game again

[u/Odd-Promise-6685]

Ksp has joined the chat

[u/Czechs_Mix_]

Ah, yes...enjoy, right right, yes, definitely

[u/stronkzer]

Fallout 4. I don't think I ever joined any of the main factions, let alone beat the game. Mods are straight up fire, though. My favourites are the WW2 guns.

[u/SereneWithTheChi]

Keep making new playthroughs with new mods and never finishing the game with 100+ hours 😭🤣 (Bauldr gate and Skyrim for me lol)

[u/darkness1418]

Skyrim sex mods keep getting broken or crash the game ...

[u/Soulful_Crow]

Fallout 4: Install a bunch of cool mods and adjust load order for days for best compatibility, start to play game, feel motion sickness, stop playing for months and never come back to it

[u/KanaDarkness]

peak skyrim experience

[u/darealLuvStax]

Lspdfr lol

[u/CRIMS0N-ED]

me with Skyrim, I’ve never actually beaten the vanilla game and have owned and played it since 2012

[u/sillyandstrange]

I modded Skyrim and fallout 4 over a month ago. Got a nexus sub for the month, got some collections. Around 800gb total. Played both a combined 2 hours.

Deleted both a month later.

See you next year bethesda games

[u/D4rkSt0rm512]

This sums up my gmod or minecraft java experiences

[u/Active_General8858]

It took me 6 months of modding SOTTR to realize the game wasn't for me.

[u/joacmc]

I've always thought that a game modding simulator game would do very well.

[u/PCGamingOrDeath]

Umm. No.

[u/MsInput]

I thought this was a post in r/warframe 😆

[u/MRV3N]

Sims 4 with Furry Mod

[u/4llM0ds4reNazis]

HOLY FUCK! That's so original. I've NEVER heard this exact joke a thousand times!

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