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*should also probably note how lazily they put the game together considering how terribly broken it is.
edit: lol you have 900 hours in fallout 4 already. opinion discarded.
In other words: Jams has a different opinion than me, therefore they are complete idiots because my opinion is clearly superior to that savage.
i dont mean to come off as douchey or anything but man. i can't believe people are still trying to get others to pay for bethesda games. there's plethoras of reasons why fallout 4 and skyrim are not at all worth the time/money investment..
I usually run with between 100 - 150 mods at a time depending on character type. the modding community just provides all of the free content you could ever want and on this basis alone, I would 100% recommend getting Skyrim and the DLC's. Check out the Skyrim Nexus for an idea of how much you can customize your game by.
You can add seasons and fix glitches and Creapy armor
Heck you can change all the dragons in the game to Thomas the tank engine .
So as long as you use mods this game is Great
thats one point i'd like to add, if a game requires mods to be good then it's not a good game. mods are a third party, fan made addition.
This is incredibly wrong on every point.
Ont: Yes, op, get it. It's even better now than it was in 2011, due to mods etc.