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Starfield has housing system, player jail, and more reveals Bethesda in new Q&A
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Sounds like you need to learn how to make your own. The toolset isn't very difficult to learn and can do practically everything you'd want to do mechanically to the game. Most of the mods I use are self made, because stuff I can download generally isn't perfect. They do too much or not enough and it's very rare that I find something that is perfectly what I want. So I make it myself.
I have dabbled in modding actually but only enough to know that I don't have the time or patience to make the big mods that I'd like to see, or that people with thousands of more hours of experience modding these games haven't managed to complete.
For example, no matter how much modding effort you put into combat, it's still only ever going to be classic floaty bethesda combat. No matter how much you try to improve magic, it's never going to become Dragons Dogma or Kingdoms of Amalur, ya know. No matter how many settlement overhaul or custom NPCs I add to fallout, it's still going to feel soulless and pointless to me, and no matter how many tents or frostbite effects you add to skyrim, it won't become as immersive as Outward.
Mods can improve what is already there but in my experience, they can never replace or rework core foundations of games, either because the modders don't have enough time and experience to do it (resulting in janky or unbalanced messes), or because the engine/API doesn't support it.
Fair points but I do have issue with the combat stuff; I can't remember the name of it, but the last time I was playing I had found a mod that made combat exactly like Dark Souls. It was a serious game changer.
If you could remember the name I'd like to give it a try but I am veeerryyy skeptical its any good since the environment, gear progression, player abilities and enemy movesets haven't been designed to fit the dark souls style combat. Just having some form of stagger would be a nice improvement though.
It's called AMCO, and it's fairly modular in that you can use the base movement animations with any of the several dozen attack animations on Nexus.
There's also a mod which applies all this to NPCs as well. (If I recall, it's called SCAR, but I'm not certain because it's been quite a while.)
Main site (with a whole bunch of related mods): https://www.skyrim-guild.com/mods/category/Combat
There are also related videos on each mod's page showing what they do.
Enjoy!
That's not for me. Not gonna pay AAA prices for a game I have to spend hours of my own time fixing their mistakes. He'll I'd have to learn a whole new skill.