*edit. I should note a good modding api and/or editor is great for any game.
I started programming though making mods for battle for middle earth 2.
However, we must make sure to keep in mind the ways in which capitalists will exploit the goodwill of developers and free software wherever it may be.
Ideally a game shouldn’t require mods
True but the ability to mod a game is cool and should be universal
Open source games are cool and we need more of them
Yeah but a good game shouldn’t need mods. See P5 or Undertale
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For some reason I got a bunch of the clothing dlc for free
Even then, it's just free content if they did make mods for it. Undertale spinoff kinda thingies - the possibilities are endless. There's plenty of good skyrim mods that are better than the base games DLC's.
Yeah but can it top oblivion horse armor
Even better, you can use mods to steal the horse armor dlc
Undertale is a linear story-driven game isn't it? People don't usually mod games that aren't a sandbox in some way.
They’re nice to have, but yeah the fact is that week 1 will see a community-made patch which is nearly essential to play the game
fun fact about the skyrim essential community patch - the main guy on the team was this super opinionated dipshit who decided that it was an essential bugfix to have the first dragon you fight shout dovahkiin noooooooooooooooo with the most amateurish voice acting when you kill it
I've literally been doing skyrim binges yearly since the game came out, on PS3, PC and then PS4. Not once have I installed the community patch. Have never felt like the game was overly buggy.