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Same, not using any mods (and prob. won't.)
Why?
Because the Bethesda color pallete is really washed out without a set of post processing graphics techniques being run over the top of it.
Yep. No mods. 800+ hrs. Close to 4,000 in Fallout 4 and never used any in it.
But I do on occasion use console commands. Esp TCL to get unstuck. Hate that. In both games.
200 odd hours later, still only running about a dozen mods, but I appreciate some of the fixes in the community patch and the StarUI UI (obviously) changes most of all.
You're far from being alone in waiting to mod the game though :)
For me it's more stuff for stable game and even then not often.
I still tried 2 during second play, but quickly removed because disappointed, still none in third play.
I have one mod to try and I want try but for now it targets problems I don't care much in my current melee play so this will be more in case I make a 4rth play, not impossible.