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I think the question is it may cause the division both among the players and modders. Which version will the modders develop on it in the future? If there are plenty of mods which require the remastered version, what should we do? Upgrading to the new version, abandoning some old mods which are incompatible with it or keeping the old version while giving up experiencing the new mods? For me, I want to either experience the new mods or keeping the old mods IN ONE GAME.

I think the main goal of the Bethesda is to make money on PS4 and Xboxone by remaster the game. As they had announced that console players can also play mods, it must be released on PC as well. Because if there were no PC version, who make mods for console players? And there must be some incompatibility between the mods based on the vanilla game and the remastered game, so they must release the PC version. As the PC version will be free if you have all DLCs, so it is obvious what they aim for.

what i concerned most is the compatibility of mod and enb, if they can work fine on the remaster version i would like to upgrade it, otherwise i will wait and see. While the question is if it is not so compatible with the old version and i choose to not upgrade it, will the modders do like this too? I'm worried about that if some new mods only support the remastered version, we have to upgrade to the remaster version no matter you like it or not.

how amazing it is! i miss the time in the isle. so i am very looking forward to this mod!

i think the multi player mode is not very conductable as different players are using different mods. so if there is this mode it can only play with vanilla game without any mods for the fairy of the game. but i think there will be less more pleasure without mods for this game. in addition, i remembered that someone had once made a mod of the multi player mode of oblivion.