The last poster wins

[dirk45]

Here I was, thinking that having 123 mods without (unexplained) crashes was good.

[M48A5]

The people with problems that make me LOL are the ones that can't get the game to work and start the post with "I have a (insert pirate name) and it won't run (insert mod name)"

Or the ones that don't read the game requirements and can't figure out why FO3 won't run with a 1.2Ghz quad core CPU. :mellow:

[K00L]

I TCL'd in real life once. I ended up halfway inside my floor and then I got a CTD. The desktop of real life is spaceship earth at Epcot.

 

 

I got re-kudoed so I can assume it was somebody was trying to kudo me twice, that is terribly flattering.

:P Nah I gave you a Kudo because I felt bad that someone took one away from you.

[Thor.]

I use the oblivion mod manager thats been ported over to Skyrim, it has a nifty conflict detector that doesn't officially need boss. It finds them on its own, literally. Edited July 20, 2012 by Thor.

[M48A5]

:mellow:

[Thor.]

:rolleyes:

[leirynot]

:pirate:

[Werne]

Here I was, thinking that having 123 mods without (unexplained) crashes was good.

I'm a mod addict, having 123 mods means 2 days of cruising the Nexus to get more. As long as my game has less than 250 mods, more is needed.

[K00L]

I've never even gotten close to the limit of mods. xD

But I do spend days scouring the website for things I want. At most I'd say I've had 100, probably less.

[Thor.]

werweffew

 

 

mod addict here