Just taking a moment to be thankful

[Errant6]

Having come back to Nexus for another run at FO4 to find some of my old-favourite mods gone or hard to find, it occurs to me that the vast majority of enjoyment Ive had from mods comes out of the passion and generosity of people far more talented than me at this kind of thing, sharing their work in a space where I can access it. As well as those whove shared instructions and guides that help us code-illiterates fumble through installations and configurations.

 

It was disappointing to see the exodus but Ive dabbled with the collections system, mostly to organise the mods Im currently enjoying that seem to work well together and it looks very promising for the future.

 

Hopefully mod makers and Nexus devs can reach a happy place that brings departed authors back one day, but regardless of that, Im awed and grateful for the talents that let me tweak my game experience to suit my tastes far beyond the core game that I paid for.

 

Whether you shared you work forever or just for a time thank you.

[RiftWynd]

Same - i played Fallout4 and didnt really enjoy it as much. Discovered Nexus and the mod scene for it, and now ive been playing it consistantly for 2 years now, due to mods and customization.

Its changed the way i play the game, and has given me the ability to add or alter things i dont like or want more of.

Personally ive tried to find out how to mod this game more due to playing with some amazing mods, which is something i enjoy. When a mod author creates something that inspires you to have a go yourself, then you end up taking 8 months or so learning something and create something yourself this is a great day.

I hope to continue modding and supporting Nexus for a long time, thanks in part due to the ability to play a game that i should have stopped playing years ago. Now if only i could stop Skyrim from auto updating and destroying my fun i would probably spend the next few years modding the living crap out of that too :D