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Then assume that the OP does actually have either console, but not both, and so therefore is unaware as to how the other console gets mods.
Does the Search function work? Yes, assuming you can spell, or the person who wrote the thread your Search is intended to return can spell, or assuming the both of you just happen to misspell the same word the same way.
Why is a simple "No Workshop. Mods are handled via Bethesda.net" so difficult?
He.ll, you don't even own this game or the previous version of it. matter of fact, you've hardly played any of your 100+ games. Why bother making this post? Cause you're a smeggin casual gamer and a troll.
Jesus, what is wrong with you? I'm probably replying to a troll, though, otherwise I cannot fathom this kind of hostile post.
Ignoring him, is this Bethseda.net as simple as Workshop? Is it just one click and everything is taken care of?
so this answer and the fact you spend 3000+ hours on ark and 1800 on skyrim makes you a pro gamer then? is that avatar you? i would be so sorry if it was
PC users, should be using the oldest and most diverse modding community anyway, Nexus. the mods there are updated more regularly and won't mess up your save game if the mod is removed or updated while auto updating your game (you have to maually update each time). The mods on either workshop with the exception of some are ports from Nexus usually anyway for diehard workshop users.
OH, and for the Nexus users, Tanin has announced the new MM is almost ready for alpha testing. It was in a May 10 interview. Calling it Vortex.
BTW, it's rich that you say things about me and hide your profile like a thief in the night. Yes it's me in the avatar, why does my long hair offend you or something?
...If you're a PC gamer, there isn't any better place to find the best mods, but the Nexus site.
Period, end of story... leave this post (and forum) and go to Nexus and start downloading stuff and build your mods-setup. So simple...
...Btw, I strongly advice you, find the "SEPTIM" guide (on Nexus) and follow it like a "Holy Bible". And when finish it... find some extra mods of your flavor and complete your setup.
This "SEPTIM" guide is PERFECT for modding-beginners.
I hope I helped... Stop wondering and reading and asking and writing... go to Nexus site and ACT, build your setup... and play (then) the damn game, that's the whole point of it.
And enable, disable, install, delete mods. Just like Nexus but you can do this at the same time while you play.
The long hair is confusing his sexuality, think he`s wanting an angry quickie.
nah its just you come here offending people and yet you are a 40+ old chump that got nothing else to do than spending his life in elderscrolls and whatever. poor soul
and guess what? there are mostly "casual" gamers here. why? cause they got life dude
Until then the 'big' names are on Nexus. Here's a few personal recommendations you might now from original Skyrim,: Alternate Start, Ordinator, Apocalypse Magic, Armorsmith, Helgen Reborn, Falskaar, Flora Overhaul, Forgotten City, Vivid Weathers, Realistic Lighting, Cutting Room Floor, Better Horses, Violens, Immersive Patrols, Immersive Citizens.
One big let-down is: No item sorting, no real companion overhauls, mod menus only via books/powers.
Here's the original dev quote on the postponement:
“Sorry, this isn’t intended to be an April Fools joke or something like that.
I don’t really have any good news. A large amount of the core code (papyrus support, scaleform support, etc) is ready, but the layout of most of the game data classes still needs to be verified as unchanged from the 32-bit version.
I haven’t had any time to work on this for the past few months due to work, and I assume the same is true for Stephen. Making time estimates for full-time professional engineering projects is very hard, and this is far from that.
Again, sorry for getting people’s hopes up.”