Skyrim, from best to worst

[sergiobor]

For the record, there is an Unofficial Skyrim patch out.

 

I know, and I already use it ( of course ). Have to be people like Kivan who made an astonishing work for Oblivion with his unofficials patche's, to do one unofficial Skyrim patch, because Bethesda never learn with previous errors and release betas that makes more harm than good, like this last 1.5.24 that gives a lot of CTD and can't use ENB because can't see under water.

 

....and I mentioned the HD texture DLC, because was the first DLC launch by Bethesda and its a gift they give us when the CK was released. A very good gift, in deed: I think a lot of people download it, and never use it because it sucks.

 

....and now I can't use my ENB settings who made my game more colorful and bright, because the new Bethesda patch mess it up.

[thompsonar]

Well the patches have had some bugs that's true. But Bethesda releases patches compatible with it's game, not every mod that's been made for it's game. I know it's frustrating but that's the price you pay for modding the game. They can't ensure that their updates are compatible with all the mods, it's impossible for them to do. They could spend more time beta testing or they could hold off on the number of updates (but remember a couple month ago when everyone was complaining about how broken the game was and wondering where the updates were?). Well everyone clamored for updates, and now we're getting them, lots of them.

 

You can either deal with the mod/update conflicts as they happen. Or once you get your game stable, you can set steam to offline and just wait to update until you know that enb, scriptdragon, etc etc has been updated.

 

I haven't had any problems with any of the updates yet. But I don't use a lot of mods, and none that change any gameplay / visual mechanics. When the base game is stable (6 month or a year from now, whenever) I will download some of these mods that I've been following.