Do new updates like patch#7 break all the mods?

[born to shit forced to wipe]

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[potato]

you always risk mods breaking on new game builds, it's modding 101 and applies to every game

[Nordil(Hun)]

So using mods without knowing the basics of mods:)

[Draknalor]

Originally posted by Nordil(Hun):

So using mods without knowing the basics of mods:)

and that's why i have not tried any yet, even through 500 hrs ingame.

I'll wait for steam workshop

[potato]

Originally posted by Draknalor:

I'll wait for steam workshop

this game isn't getting steam workshop

[hannibal_pjv]

Yes!

[Woke Buster]

I suspect modding will die soon anyway. It's a dead horse. There will be no DLCs, expansions, or anything. Larian made good cash, time to move on.

[seeker1]

Patch 7 is likely to break some mods.

However, if it brings official mod support and tools, whatever it breaks can possibly be fixed more quickly than ever. We're likely to see new kinds of mods that couldn't be done before. Saul Goodman.

So we'll have to see,

I'm actually hoping it breaks Script Extender for good, meaning ... nobody will need it anymore, so it can be retired.

[EricHVela]

If you must ask this question, you might want to reconsider using mods until you can answer the question yourself.

[Ozius]

Not all of them but some most likely will.

[76561198007484948]

I've never beenablet osuccessfully install and run asingle mod of the Nexus site without breaking the game. I will wait for the Steam Workshop

[guard65]

Never had a problem with mods ever. Of course I make my own so I do not rely on others. The only thing that has ever given me an issue was when SE took the weekend to update. Never lost a saved game ever.

It depend on what you are doing and who you your mod creators are. Some are great most are not so much.

[born to shit forced to wipe]

Originally posted by Woke Buster:

I suspect modding will die soon anyway. It's a dead horse. There will be no DLCs, expansions, or anything. Larian made good cash, time to move on.

That's not how that works lol there are mods still made for morrowind to this day

[born to shit forced to wipe]

Originally posted by guard65:

Never had a problem with mods ever. Of course I make my own so I do not rely on others. The only thing that has ever given me an issue was when SE took the weekend to update. Never lost a saved game ever.

It depend on what you are doing and who you your mod creators are. Some are great most are not so much.

So your mods have ran fine despite updates?

[Dewit]

Originally posted by Woke Buster:

I suspect modding will die soon anyway. It's a dead horse. There will be no DLCs, expansions, or anything. Larian made good cash, time to move on.

That's not how it works 🤨

[guard65]

Originally posted by Brown Sensation:

So your mods have ran fine despite updates?

When an update comes out I extract it run a code comparison. Note the changes and update my files to reflect those changes. The biggest patches usually take me less than an hour to be back up and running. Others have no changes that effect my mods. Then again all my mods are done via SE.