I genuinely laughed out loud when you hovered over Skyrim and said "mods to make it playable." I had always wanted a good PC so I could play Skywind when it came out (rip, still not out but they're working hard). I learned the hard way what 300 fps does in Skyrim right off the bat when the game starts a new save file. Even Morrowind, my favorite Elder Scrolls, has a massive unofficial patch you can get on Nexus. Appreciate the cool stuff you've provided over the years. Really happy I got recommended a video.
I'm in favor of banning all addons mostly because it'll force Blizz to fix these things. Fights and Specs are only so complicated simply because addons exist.
you’re not wrong. but it’d be a painful bandaid rip off and isn’t needed if you just reel in combat addons surgically. provide tools you need for fight built in and then at most an addon tweaks the font, style, and sounds but not the features.
I genuinely laughed out loud when you hovered over Skyrim and said "mods to make it playable." I had always wanted a good PC so I could play Skywind when it came out (rip, still not out but they're working hard). I learned the hard way what 300 fps does in Skyrim right off the bat when the game starts a new save file. Even Morrowind, my favorite Elder Scrolls, has a massive unofficial patch you can get on Nexus.
Appreciate the cool stuff you've provided over the years. Really happy I got recommended a video.
Skyrim definitely needs a 200 mod installation to be good :D
Point taken on the other games mentioned though.
I'm in favor of banning all addons mostly because it'll force Blizz to fix these things. Fights and Specs are only so complicated simply because addons exist.
you’re not wrong. but it’d be a painful bandaid rip off and isn’t needed if you just reel in combat addons surgically. provide tools you need for fight built in and then at most an addon tweaks the font, style, and sounds but not the features.