I know I can only hypothetically discuss this facet, but its one aspect which I'd like to see more discussion of.
so, that's a huge factor there.įiscal incentives are also different, as they're different EULAs and frameworks. average turnaround for a 20-28hour playthrough mod is 500+hrs and 12 people, There's also the turnaround time for complex mods. Though I'd contend much better quality are possible.Ī lot of it has to do with "death by a thousand cuts" - the notion that, some modders are holding back from more complex overhauls,Īs Steam-variants of FO4 are prone to 'rolling updates" etc. Yes, I'd agree FO4 has a smaller quantity of mods at time of writing, It'll be more complex than mods seen for Elder Scrolls, though will hopefully benefit the RPG-ness of Elder Scrolls too. Not to mention the AGIXML talking heads, NPC overhaul, all kinds of stuff. The re-implementing of the karma and dialogue system. When we look to the future, we see vehicles and whole new areas (from folks like blahblahDeeblahblah, neilsIronside etc),
With Sim Settlements, and the pre-vis batching approaches,įO4 has a lot of awesome mods just in the last 5 months. The point of this tangent apples and oranges hehe. How can we compare a holographic mod and 360vid from FO4VR with the 2D flatness that is most of SkyrimSE? (it is also being slowly implemented in 3D VR stuff, but that seems way slower to happen for Skyrim fanbase than for Fallout).Ĭonversely, Skyrim and Elder Scrolls titles are Lightyears ahead in terms of multiplayer and "hot switching servers" to allow the game to have multiple players in the one instance. Or by the quality of the modded content from the same epoch with respect to time since launch of the game? How are we quantifying these cross-comparative metrics?Īre we going by the per-time interval rate of new mods, Or "why are there different quality and quantities of mods for various Bethesda titles". I take it to ask "why are there differences in the 'productivity rates' between mod communities for Fallout 4 and Skyrim?" "weaker" ? aren't we're all bethesda fans hehe. Although I may have a nuance of opinion on how it is framed
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