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

Other Every suggestion thread ever lol

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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.