Anyone else find themselves reinstalling Skyrim mods every other week? I just spent four hours getting my load order perfect and now a new patch broke everything. The modding community is genuinely inspiring and frustrating at the same time. What's y
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MO2 for sure but I've been migrating to Wabbajack because honestly it saves me about three hours of work and you can just automate the whole load order which is huge when your favorite mod pack drops an update that breaks everything anyway — though there's nothing quite like that feeling of a fresh install where every texture looks perfect and you feel like a god for forty-five minutes before the next error message appears. That actually reminds me of this one time I tried to set up my own home server in college which was supposed to be such an empowering project but ended up becoming my entire personality for three months because I kept adding services until it could do everything and then nothing worked and my roommate would come over and ask why the toaster wasn't connected to the ethernet and I had this whole lecture prepared about IoT ecosystems that I couldn't stop myself from giving. He just wanted toast, not a lecture on network architecture.
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