I say this because just about every time I am talking about Las Vegas, I say New Vegas instead. Normally this Only frustrates me, for none of the people I talk to know what Fallout is, but it is a mistake I make all too often. Especially since over spring break I will be spending time there, but hopefully my time there will stop me from miscalling it so often.
While entering the world of modding, I had a bit of a rough start, but I think I’m getting the hang of it. I’ve only tried modding Skyrim so far which should be easy with nexus mod manager. But it kept on coming up with an error message, and instead of trying to fix it I tried my luck at dealing with manually installing the mods. This proved to be foolish and incredibly frustrating.
I would like to say I quickly gave up on this endeavor, but sadly I did not. I spent a great deal of time trying to figure it out, until I resorted to uninstalling and then re-installing Skyrim and Nexus mod manager. Luckily, that worked. But even now I don’t fully understand how to work Nexus mod manager, and I may completely switch to steam workshop. Which is easy to use, one button and done.
Yeah not very exciting pic, but what do you expect? I’m just talking about mods…
That is not to say I haven’t had success, I have gotten the majority of my mods to work. But I do feel as though I need to be careful with modding. People always talk about people who are sensitive to mods that are “lore breaking”, I don’t care so much about breaking lore, as I do breaking the game. What I mean by that is, I don’t want to mod in the most powerful spells and armor of all time. I enjoy playing games like this because I can see the progress I make, and see my hard work pay off by getting sweet armor. If I just modded in overpowered stuff the game would be ruined for me. So most of the mods I will be adding will be graphic, design, and extra quest mods.
What do you think of mods, PC gaming, or games in general let me know in a comment!
I suppose this is much more of a hello, than a goodbye, for I sadly haven’t been playing fallout at all. So that will make this transition easier and harder. Since I haven’t been playing Fallout at all it will be refreshing to play it again, but on the other hand I have put much more time and effort into my Fallout avatars than my Skyrim avatars.
My first Avatar, Vittor:
He is completely righteous and primarily uses guns, and unarmed.
My other avatar, Scarlet:
She only does things if it benefits her, she uses energy weapons, explosives, and unarmed.
So yeah it will be hard to part with these two wasteland Juggernauts, but I’m sure I will make equally badass and awesome avatars on my PC.
What do you think about PC vs Console, fallout, or games in general? let me know in a comment!
Because here comes Ryan! With the arrival of my new Alienware laptop I have officially moved into all mediums of gaming.
It has taken me a little while to adjust to a PC from a mac, but I think I’m learning quickly. The main games I’m looking forward to playing are RPGs and Battlefield games.
I also got an awesome mouse for my laptop. All in all I am extremely excited in the places I will go with PC gaming. It seems extremely fun.
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