modlists are another proof of zoomers being retarded
>let me play someone elses preferences lmao
>picrel weights over 600gb
>in order to download the thing comfortably you have to pay for vortex subscription, paying for fucking modding
>the hurr it saves time argument is absolutely idiotic, it takes much more time to download the literal thousands of mods included in the meme modlists than the dozen or so mods that actually interest you
imagine turning modding, something that is intrinsically about your own preferences into this, it's bad enough zoomers normalized microtransactions in paid games, they are a race of people absolutely incapable of imagining the world without paying Mr Shekelberg every five steps

>coping balding troonllennial: the thread

>>712893709 (OP)
what

>>712893709 (OP)
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>>712893709 (OP)
if you think zoomers are bad (and they are), wait till you see gen A

>>712893709 (OP)
Good games don't need mods. Fallout and TES are shit series

>>712893709 (OP)
>OP is too retarded to get a mod collection working in Vortex

>>712893709 (OP)
The thing is the vast majority of modlists will share the same 90% of mods improving graphics, basic QoL, and shit like that. When they don't it's more often due to people just not collecting the same comprehensive superset of mods, and/or having issues or incompatibilities and not bothering to fix them (which the modlist makers usually do), not hard preferences.
In a massive 1000+ mod modlist, you'll usually have less than a dozen gameplay mods that really singificantly change things and are down to preference. And maybe a couple of weather/ENB/texture mods which might have alternatives that are down to preference - but most modlists come with several weather/ENB options already.

So a modlist lets you install 590gb of mods that you'd have installed anyway and then you pick the specific modlist that has the right last 10gb of gameplay mods that you like.

>>712898346
Pucci

>>712898346
he jus like me
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