21 minutes ago, TorQueMoD said:What's the harm? Not only is it a single line of code that you simply copy and paste in, but if something DID go wrong, you just validate the files on Steam and it will re-download the original file. Not to mention if you use Notepad++ to edit the file, it will automatically create a backup of the original for you. Don't be afraid to mod things. It's really fun and liberating!
I have a full on volume of information as to my love/hate relationship with modding/modders/mods. But I can tell you from my own personal standpoint, I do not find modding to be fun nor liberating for me at all. I find it a tedious band aid fix that may or may not even address the issues I tend to have.
As for a brief summary on the positives, the mods or overhauls i like I REALLY like. I keep them around as long as they are supported. I can count these mods across all my owned games on just one hand. It's that small of a window for me.
EDIT: And now I see why I hadn't messed with this thread in a while, so I'm going to unsub from the discussion.