reskyrim95

Ofc it is Bethesda's fault. And I don't make it seem like its their fault.I simply revealed it. There are objectively better ways to release patches like i mentioned it above. Let the modding community fix it without changing the version or release after thorough testing. Any other ideas are welcomed. Also this was already an issue even before AE. This is why number of modders always decreasing.

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I suggest you to watch the whole video. He shows multiple mods that were updated after AE launched. And those are only example for viewers. You will see many more if you go to the SE mod page. And what he said is true about modders leaving and users having issues due to mods being incompatible with latest version(s).

Another worried soul https://youtu.be/CBfeObbE8zg?t=571

I agree

What is destroying the modding community is the petty, infantile, entitled players. You whine like little school girls and complain loudly about the broken game and all the bugs that got past the vendors QA process and break your game and ruin your immersion, etc, etc, etc, ad nauseam. You are type of person i usually dont talk with. But wth.. There is no ad nauseam but there is definetly ad hominem in your sentence. Their statement doesn't mean anything to me. Their actions coincide with their words. I am annoyed with these little patches and I think there are many people who think like me. Either way these are my thoughts and you should sit down, respect and take it like a man. #modcheck Given your weak initial assertions were systematically demolished by showler using facts and logic, you should be the one to sit lie down, and take it like a person who possesses enough self-awareness to modify their opinion when clear and obvious deficiencies are pointed out. Every time there is something of consequence that occurs in this community there's always a few that predict the demise of the community and usually there's a conspiracy involving Bethesda in there somewhere.... Debating is not a competition for me. You can not demolish me but you may correct me. Dont tell me my thoughts are invalid instead tell me WHY they are invalid (in a good manner). Then we might debate like humans with your friend

What is destroying the modding community is the petty, infantile, entitled players. You whine like little school girls and complain loudly about the broken game and all the bugs that got past the vendors QA process and break your game and ruin your immersion, etc, etc, etc, ad nauseam. You are type of person i usually don't talk with. But wth.. There is no ad nauseam but there is definetly ad hominem in your sentence. Their statement doesn't mean anything to me. Their actions coincide with their words. I am annoyed with these little patches and I think there are many people who think like me. Either way these are my thoughts and you should sit down, respect and take it like a man. #modcheck

What does this even mean? That Bethesda should stop support? Just tell the people who need that support to take a flying leap? 1- What i meant is clear as daylight. 2- Their ''support'' destroys the modding phase while fixes a little. Recent fixes could have been found by modders without changing the game version or Bethesda could have released one big update after thorough game testing.

I think the best way to support this game is to stop giving support.

This situation will also reduce the growth of mods that are still in development because modders will try to make their mode compatible instead of making their mod better

The thing is there is no consensus among community about which version we should settle on. For example some mode creators don't want to support SE version and decide to go with the latest AE edition. Thus users can't get the latest features of those mods because they decided to settle on SE

Useless updates are getting released one after another for Skyrim. Not only to break the game but also its modding community. And they are releasing multiple mini patches so modders and users can't catch up with them. We need solution. Modding is becoming a headache for users and mod creators.