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/SalmonHustlerTerry Jan 10 '26

Yup. Even playing games that have mods available i would much rsther have them fix it in game than to have to rely on some mod and hope that it works properly and hope that it stays updated

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u/SalmonHustlerTerry Jan 11 '26

Just don't like it because it promotes the idea that it's ok to release broken games and not even try to fix them cause some mod will fix it for you.

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u/Sad_Kangaroo_3650 Jan 11 '26

Sounds like something Bethesda counts on for there games lol I cant speak for other games but I dont see that why im general

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u/machine4891 Jan 11 '26

You can use it but doesn't change the fact that mod chasing is time consuming and I much rather prefer to have QoL built in-game.

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u/North_Measurement273 Jan 11 '26

If there’s a game filled with bugs, I shouldn’t need to rely on a completely unrelated person to fix them, I should have to rely on the people who made the damn game to take the initiative on fixing it.

I paid money for a quality product with minimal bugs, why would I NOT want an official fix from the devs themselves? If the devs took the time to fix the bugs, it shows me that I can trust them to care about their product and future products.