Survey on mod usage

[Rico]

you certainly asked at the perfect place you should indicate your sampling methods to explain why the answers weren't given by 99% casuls who think beating assassins creed is next level mlg

[Weren]

you certainly asked at the perfect place you should indicate your sampling methods to explain why the answers weren't given by 99% casuls who think beating assassins creed is next level mlg

Yeah, it would have been an awfully short survey if most of the people would've answered "no" to using mods. 

[Weren]

Bump

[Kafein]

I actually don't mod games all that often, because I usually only want mods that either add content seamlessly, improve graphics/sounds or fix some obvious problems with the base game. For example, I wouldn't even think about playing Skyrim without SkyUI, but I don't want a witcher armor set or whatever the fuck. There are remarkably few mods that bring content without feeling completely out of place, but those that do (there was that collection of well-written quests for Skyrim) are awesome.

[Krave]

For Skyrim I like mods bringing immersion like Frostfall and Realistic Needs and Diseases. Combine it with Alternate Start and you can roam around Skyrim without worrying about your Dragonborn duties. I have a lot of other mods, but these are base for anything else.

[Voncrow]

Most games I end up playing them through without mods until I get too bored to play the game, then I'll get total conversion or some rp mods that add additional content and stuff to do. Then I play those until I'm bored. Although besides warband, most of my favorite games I play unmodded even though I understand how glorious mods can be. Guess I just am too done with the games in general and mods don't do much to save them by the time I get to modding it.

[Weren]

Thanks for the answers but I still need few more responses! 

[Fasader]

I did it, now you owe me 3€, friend.