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It really depends for me on the game / book / movie whether I want to mix new things into it or not.
For me it is keeping with the in-game aesthetic. If I am playing an Elder Scrolls game I don't want, say, Fallout aesthetics and the other way 'round. While I may play a character based on another game universe I still want said universe to look like it should, and for the rules to work as intended. I would find it jarring, for example, to run across the urban punk-goth aesthetic of Vampire: The Masquerade--Bloodlines while strolling down the street in Whiterun, just as I would find TES watchtowers and frost trolls out of place outside of the Ventrue Tower.
I try to pick mods, when I decide to get some, that are more "relevant" (lore-friendly) to the game. I'm not that interested in adding furries/beast races or a "community college" that allows you to just power level your character with all the trainers in one spot.
I avoid anime mods like the plague.