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anyone else spend 10x the amount of time getting mods to function than actually playing the game?
(sh.itjust.works)
Gimme a game where I just change settings and load orders. I don't want to actually play a game, I want to move sliders, click check boxes, and scroll through drop down menus. The lizard part of my brain yearns for simple tasks
Modding Cyberpunk 2077 is a large part of the experience for me, but every time the devs update the game it all breaks down. Hundreds of mods! Fucking original developers adding features and content to the game, please stop adding stuff inspired by mods - Your version is lame and tame AND it breaks the game for a few days while the rest of the world rushes to update their mod framework.
CP2077 is my favorite game ever, but since nothing compared I only played CP2077. And when the devs "Hooray surprise update to break your mods despite us claiming no more content!" over and over it literally killed my gaming hobby.
Haven't really gamed for a few years as I simply don't care about being locked into the "developer experience" formed by corpo guidelines by faceless investors.
At the moment I don't see me bother to game until a new Elderscrolls, Fallout or Cyberpunk game is released. Then we mod again!
It could be worse.
... You could be trying to mod Fallout 4.
Dear god, what a shitshow, entirely on Bethesda's end.