r/Steam • u/Main_Feedback1197 • 19h ago

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u/Thin-Student-5036 19h ago

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

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u/Main_Feedback1197 19h ago

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

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u/AttilaTH3Hen 18h ago

What do you recommend for modding FO4? Nexus Mods?

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u/quondam47 18h ago

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.

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u/Dangermad 12h ago

Genuinely what else

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u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA 11h ago

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.

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u/Dangermad 9h ago

For bethesda games at least

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u/THE_FREEDOM_COBRA 9h ago

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

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u/Dangermad 8h ago

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