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We are lucky to have the community we have that has made Skyrim what it is. Some of that is thanks to Bethesda's release of the Mod tools. I have been playing video games since the mid 70s. I have seen a lot ♥♥♥♥♥♥ games (and even loved some of them to death...literally smashed the cds multiple times and still gone back to get a new one (Elite 3 Something Encounters).
Please note I am not disputing your statement or feelings.
Fallout 4 while Technically better was a game I could not love as much as Skyrim. Fallout 76 would have been perfect for me as a FO4 DLC. As an MMO it was just ♥♥♥♥. ESO the same.
I pray every night that Starfield will work for me (play wise as well as actually work work).
Edit: Changed Disagreeing to Disputing as it flows better.
I haven't played other games where i can do that and i know its just mods but its so easily accessible and easy to fix if you have the know how and patience....cyberpunk 2077 is much harder imo and annoying and doesn't really offer as much as skyrim tho cp2077 is my fav game of all time so i think seeing through the brokenness of games helps with good modding. (and not over modding)
https://youtu.be/KouOk4PJESw