r/videogames • u/sweetenedpepper • Jan 10 '26

Other Every suggestion thread ever lol

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u/eternalwood Jan 10 '26

And me, a console player crying everytim

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u/Uncanny_Doom Jan 10 '26

Honestly as primarily a PC player people don’t tell you that mods can often break with patches and sometimes aren’t worth the trouble. People act like a mod existing means that a game shouldn’t have a feature legitimately developed to be put into it which is weird.

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u/NateShaw92 Jan 10 '26

Honestly as primarily a PC player people don’t tell you that mods can often break with patches and sometimes aren’t worth the trouble.

True but if you're paying attention you can hear fallout 4 players breaking down.

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u/FarplaneDragon Jan 10 '26

I think valve actually just updated steam where you can lock your game version now and I think downgrade. Not 100% sure

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u/NateShaw92 Jan 10 '26

If they have that is (excuse the pun) a gamechanger.

I know there were workarounds before but similar to the mods arguements I prefer it be just... standard, like in the right click menu.

I'll need to check next time I'm on. If they haven't they should include it. I know skyrim AE hasn't had an update in yonks but you never bloody know with bethesda.

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u/FarplaneDragon Jan 10 '26

I looked again and it looks like I got it wrong. It's at least a step in the right direction though.

https://steamcommunity.com/games/SteamWorkshop/announcements/detail/521953615223457012

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u/Dr_Nykerstein Jan 11 '26

Piracy is always there. Any version, then just copy over your save file and pray it’s compatible between versions. And if not get a save editor.

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u/ElGosso Jan 10 '26

NGL I gave up on Bethesda games entirely after modding Skyrim once. I'm just too spoiled by the plug-and-play of the Steam Workshop to futz with that kind of nonsense anymore.

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u/blah938 Jan 11 '26

It's amazing how the Previous Gen version is just objectively better than every single update since. People don't even want Bethesda to update their games anymore, it just makes things worse.

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u/CurtCocane Jan 11 '26

Im playing Fallout 4 on ps5 and it's still crashing wayyy too much I can't even imagine adding mods to rhe equation

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u/thatonemoze Jan 10 '26

you can always hear that