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If the game is modded, then no.
And 30 hours for Skyrim is still in the beginning stages, I've thrown away more because I made some choices I didn't like for the character and went back a number of saves to redo it all again.
30 hours is literally nothing, a perfect save can take up to 200 hours easily, that is without the creation club content, without any mods at all.
I got 35 played hours in under a week of having this game :)
Just a note - it happens that Alex is one of the most experienced and reliable people here - and has been for a long time. However, it can be confusing to determine whom to listen to on these forums, especially for someone new. In the pinned topic Helpful Links and References, see Section 6, Miscellaneous - Reliable Forum Regulars, for a list and explanation.
That is not to say that other's advice is not good, but it does provide a guide as to those that have, over an extended period of time in helping in the forums, proven themselves to be consistently reliable.
But I have spent over thousands of hours playing both this and Oldrim, although most of the SE hours have been on my PS4, currently playing through the AE quests.