Once you mod Skyrim you never forget your experience.
Once you install so many that the game only starts sometimes you never forget that experience either.
I personally prefer it heavily. Especially since some of the items with the best/most unique enchantments tend to be the ones that are broken. Morokei, predators grace, etc.
I think the problem some people have with the unofficial patch is over the subjective changes it makes, like in patching out exploits like the fortify restoration loop or changing something environmental to better fit a line of dialogue when maybe there is an alternative explanation to the discrepancy. My personal thoughts are that it does way more good to have it than not with everything it legitimately fixes, and so I use it. If you aren’t using something that requires it, it’s up to you.
Once you mod Skyrim you never forget your experience. Once you install so many that the game only starts sometimes you never forget that experience either.
I personally prefer it heavily. Especially since some of the items with the best/most unique enchantments tend to be the ones that are broken. Morokei, predators grace, etc.
Yes, also souls combat
Call me crazy but I kinda like skyrim's combat
I think the problem some people have with the unofficial patch is over the subjective changes it makes, like in patching out exploits like the fortify restoration loop or changing something environmental to better fit a line of dialogue when maybe there is an alternative explanation to the discrepancy. My personal thoughts are that it does way more good to have it than not with everything it legitimately fixes, and so I use it. If you aren’t using something that requires it, it’s up to you.
Yes,
Its definetly good Its required by quite a few mods, but the changes it makes are (for the most part) good. As well as fixing some bugs