Mod till it crashes

[Christmas]

Anyone mod your old ancient games till it became unfunctionable? Share your experience here and cry your hearts out. :(

[Dr. Acula]

I literally never use mods. Not even for Skyrim.

[Mr Gashtacular]

i dont use mods because ima console player! but i would like to play certain mods for some games. some of the various FF mods for difficulty and visual upgrades seem very cool. i would probably only use mods the second time around though

[Jessweeee♪]

i never modded something so bad it stopped working but one time i deleted my mailbox on the sims 1 and it ruined that plot forever
like i could go in and play it but
no one could visit
the pizza man got stuck on a tile in the center of the lot and no one could interact with him
he got mad that no one would take the pizza from him

i just wanted to stop getting bills :(

[Christmas]

I literally never use mods. Not even for Skyrim.

OMG. HOW DO U STAND THOSE UGLY FACES!?

[Loony BoB]

I have a spare PC I occasionally use as a Minecraft server every 1-2 years, and I make custom modpacks for it. Last time it had around 130 mods if I recall corrrectly, still worked, but during the testing stage it would go higher than 130 and stop working so I'd have to cut the incompatible ones out.

[Dr. Acula]

I literally never use mods. Not even for Skyrim.

OMG. HOW DO U STAND THOSE UGLY FACES!?

When I get sick of their faces I go play Oblivion and it makes me feel better about them.

[Quindiana Jones]

OpenMW has been such a blessing. It's a full engine rebuild of Morrowind, so the ability for it to become nonfunctional via modding is all but eradicated.

A bunch of keeners are working on adding voice overs to everything in Morrowind using the ElevenLabs AI and the demos look really good, so I can't wait for it to get across to OpenMW.

[Dr. Acula]

I'll admit I want to try the Skyrim mod that turns all the sword noises into Tim the Tool Man Taylor grunts.