I did not expect people to actually pick up the torch after Bethesda fucked with the engine via Ultimate edition, but low and behold its better than ever despite this.
Prior to Ultimate I was sitting at 700-900 mods. Now I’ve got 1400~ from 1-2 years ago. Likely would be even higher as of late.
Just so many small QoL updates, visual and systematic overhauls. Each facet of the game has 100-200 mods a piece, then another 200-300 mods that glue all of those together with compatibility patches.
I think what really kicked things up is that people finally were willing to retire the old guard mods and replace them with modern equivalents. Campfire/Frostfall finally getting a replacement being the big example.
Nexus officially supporting modpacks was no slouch either.
Can confirm, Skyrim modding has gone crazy.
I did not expect people to actually pick up the torch after Bethesda fucked with the engine via Ultimate edition, but low and behold its better than ever despite this.
Prior to Ultimate I was sitting at 700-900 mods. Now I’ve got 1400~ from 1-2 years ago. Likely would be even higher as of late.
Just so many small QoL updates, visual and systematic overhauls. Each facet of the game has 100-200 mods a piece, then another 200-300 mods that glue all of those together with compatibility patches.
I think what really kicked things up is that people finally were willing to retire the old guard mods and replace them with modern equivalents. Campfire/Frostfall finally getting a replacement being the big example.
Nexus officially supporting modpacks was no slouch either.