Hello MMORPG.com. My name is Isasis and I'm an addict.

Trolldefender99 · February 2012

Of downloading, installing and fixing mods for all games that are moddable.

I spent as much time downloading, installing and fixing incompatibilities with mods in morrowind and oblivion as much as I played the game.

Now...it is happening in Skyrim.

Hello MMORPG.com. My name is Isasis and I am addict...a modding addict.

On the plus side, I'm one of those hardcore modders for Elder Scrolls and Fallout that finds lots of enjoyment in modding and fixing mods as I do playing the game (which I enjoy greatly) :P

outfctrl · February 2012

Sounds like an interesting hobby. Instead of just vegetating playing the game, you are learning something.

Some people are obsessed with creating Excel spreadsheets, no difference on what you are doing.

Keep up the good work

Grunty · February 2012

Have you done anything for Jagged Alliance 2 or it's Unfinished Business follow-up that includes modding tools for the game?

MikeB · February 2012

You'll want to keep an eye out for the Skyrim Creation Kit, then! It drops tomorrow!

I'm really excited about the Steam Workshop integration. Don't get me wrong, I love Nexus, but being able to browse and subscribe to mods within Steam itself and have the game client auto-update to the latest version of the mod? Awesome!

Sovrath · February 2012

Originally posted by MikeB
You'll want to keep an eye out for the Skyrim Creation Kit, then! It drops tomorrow!

omg omg omg omg!

In general I usually just mod for myself. I like to change things in the games to suit my own tastes or I might like someone's mod but want to add to it or tweak it to my liking.

This time I intend to make an epic tomb and release it.

Classicstar · February 2012

Looking forward to some good mods but i rarely install mods unless there realy good and that most of time takes a longtime before they arrive.

I never install many of those silly useless mods where suddenly females are naked or looking like catwalk models or suddenly are a jedi, if its not in game design i dont install.

A new dungeon or new castle house building or characters thats in style with game or tweaks for improved graphics ill install.

Good mods with nice quests i like.

Modders are now in for challenge to improve on SUPERB dungeons Skyrim have now.

Sorrow · February 2012

Originally posted by MikeB
You'll want to keep an eye out for the Skyrim Creation Kit, then! It drops tomorrow!

I'm really excited about the Steam Workshop integration. Don't get me wrong, I love Nexus, but being able to browse and subscribe to mods within Steam itself and have the game client auto-update to the latest version of the mod? Awesome!

I am with you 100%..

lol think this may be a first, me actually agreeing with an mmorpg staff member : )

So excited Ill be checking all night hoping it goes up early : )

kashiegamer · February 2012

What I hate the most is that sometimes I spend the whole afternoon reading mod reviews and user comments, then downloading them, then testing them on the evening. The frustrating part is that I only end up using about one or two mods out of the twenty plus mods I look at everyday.

BUT I ENJOY THAT FEELING. I ENJOY THE FEELING OF LOOKING FOR MODS THAT CAN MAKE MY GAME BETTER.

The frustration and hating only comes before I go to sleep when I try to internalize and reflect if I have done anything productive for the day. After that I promise to myself that the next day, I'll just play the game and will not waste my whole day just staring on comments and debating with myself whether I should get a mod or not.

Next morning I end up repeating the process because "I just need to see if an update to my mod exists". I think I'm an addict too.

It's a vicious cycle I tell ya.

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Trolldefender99 · February 2012

Do you guys think native american music would fit in Skyrim? I have a whole collection of it that I put up on Fallout 3 nexus. A simple mod and easy to do, but it will overwrite music files. It seems music is done different in Skyrim than Fallout 3...in Fallout 3, you could just add music to the music folders...but Skyrim I guess it has to actually be overwritten. Maybe with a creation kit, you could add to it...but I dunno. I personally wouldn't use my own mod, since I'm going for a Conan theme with Conan music...but I think native american music might fit even better in Skyrim than Fallout 3. And if it fit well enough, I'm sure I would use it once I get tired of being Conan.

This isn't it...but some examples I quickly found on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMNMWZM1Jp8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WNLLNxURt4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X5A2NTyBjQ

and this one is a really good example, and actually closest out of these four links

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbNDmKFzzG8