2020 Skyrim modding still sux AF

[ghostname0x00]

There should be something like strict modlists of things compatible with each others, just click to install and thats it.

Now you have to learn all this stupid relations between 300 of mods and its patches and crap, you can waste entire week to learn this s#*! and nothing will work as intended due to wrong load orders or some hidden references and such. Completely inhuman and hostile process.

[Tannin42]

There are >100000 mods for Skyrim alone now, all of it is free. Who do you expect to maintain that compatibility list?

Mods are not free DLCs, it's hobbyists creating them. If you don't like to put the effort into learning how to install them then don't. You are free to not use these free mods but you are not entitled to others putting even more unpaid work into making things easier for you.

[M48A5]

So, you have been a member here for a little over a year, have two active posts and uploaded no files, yet you feel you have a right to criticize the people that put in hours of time so that you can extend and enhance your enjoyment of a video game.

 

If you don't like it here, you are free to leave at any time. Watch the door on the way out, it swings fast, don't let it hit you in the ....

[HadToRegister]

There should be something like strict modlists of things compatible with each others, just click to install and thats it.

Now you have to learn all this stupid relations between 300 of mods and its patches and crap, you can waste entire week to learn this s*** and nothing will work as intended due to wrong load orders or some hidden references and such. Completely inhuman and hostile process.

 

 

That's why you need to read the description pages, and look at the mod requirements.

 

Modders have bent over backwards to provide the information you need, it's up to you to utilize it, y'know, actually put in some effort on YOUR part.