Am I the only one who hates mods?

Then when you complete the game and get bored of it,it just sits there doing nothing on your console while on pc you can get mods that add new content. Take skyrim for example - sure there are a ton of mods that are just reskins or simple new objects but they add to the game and can fix and enhance what the developers didn't(one of the top files today on nexus is a pillow reskin). Then there are mods that add whole questlines and huge locations,that overhaul the whole systems the game uses from the basics(even how hp/stamina work),or that add packs of spells or items to the game,and the occasional 'added functionality' like allowing you to be a ship captain or make your own farm and stuff like that.

I prefer splitting them into two types - those which fix or improve functionality,such as menu overhaul so it's more usable or more information about items,fix bugs,etc. I install those right away and get a better experience out of my first run; Then after I'm done I can just go wild and install whatever I want.

PC Is superior to consoles anyway, even without mods.

I do... Well, maybe not "hate" but I do prefer playing games in their "original" state most of the time, only very specific situations/mods could get a pass for me and at this moment I can't remember a single one to be honest, but I imagine that could happen someday, like for example I've seen some quite interesting Skyrim mods, I don't own Skyrim but if I get the game at some point (it's almost certain that I will) maybe I'd like to try some of those mods, who knows? But getting back to your original question, at this moment I don't really care about mods and I've never cared.

What have you against mods? When you consider the Counter Strike and Day of Defeat under Half-Life 1 mods were ... sorry my bad english !!!

If a game requires mods to be fun, then it isn't that good.

A game like Oblivion or Fallout doesn't require them IMO. I played both Fallout games and Oblivion on 360 after the majority of bugs were patched. I had fun, and had too much content to care about a lack of mods to add a bit more.

I always use vanilla.
I tried various skins for gta vice city. But i didn't like that either.

Vanilla can be better than playing with mods and some mods can be better than just vanilla, depends on the game and the mods... To say it will "always" be, when u have not tried all possible games with all possible mods, is an argument from incredulity.

Mods are cool, and you know it!

Hah! So you're basicly saying that bugged vanilla is better than installing a mod to fix these bugs? I'm sorry, but that's just stupid. You are right, plenty mods are just skins and stupid stuff. But there are countless mods that change (and bugfix) the entire game, like FreeSpace SCP, Armada 3, Fleet Operations, DSFix, RenegadeX, SweetFX, Republic at War, Gentlemen of the Row, icHancer, the list goes on and on and on.

Countless mods are there to enable us to run old or broken games effortlessly.

Most worthwhile mods offer considerable profit at no cost, and often installation is as easy as extracting an archive to game's root folder.

i only get the mod after seeing what the game is like, but hate is a strong word

Take Skyrim for example. You can easily double or even triple the amount of hours you put in the game if you install mods. What's wrong with that?

That's an extremely closed-minded take on mods but meh, to each their own.

ok, peasant. GO back playing your kewl of doofy

Yes, you are the first person I see that complains about new free things for games :P

I thought you mean SG mods (I don't hate them) XD

Have you played Fallout 3? Dragon Age: Origins? Skyrim? There're dozens of mods that I can't even imagine playing without. Wasn't there a guy who made a whole different world for Skyrim? Or the mod that merges the worlds of Skyrim+Morrowind+Oblivion?
There're sooo many great mods around... Fallout 3 is unplayable for me without mods.
Graphic mods? There's a lot of those that actually improve you PC's performance while ingame.
I usually spend hours before even starting the game up, searching for mods and improving my upcoming gaming experience.
There're many great mods and yeah even more trashy ones, but nobody forces you to download every single mod out there. It's not the main reason I prefer PC over consoles, but still mods are great.

I prefer to play the original game the way intended by the devs. I played 156 hours of Skyrim without mods and enjoyed every moment of it. And now I don't feel the need to play more of it. I'd rather play a different game. The only mods I use is the bug fixing ones that doesn't change anything else.
I do find some mods very amazing, interesting and well made though.

mods are great how cant you not like tham ......

The mods are unpaid volunteers. They are trying their best to go through all of the support tickets they receive. Please be patient and cut them some slack.

I don't really like graphics mods, skin mods, etc unless it fits the original game's feel. But I love singleplayer campaign mods like MINERVA or mods that add useful functionalities like GMod and Synergy, they're awesome.

Typical reasoning of a filthy console peasant: "I can't have mods, so mods are bad". Meanwhile, we, the PC Gaming Master Race, install mods to enhance graphics, get rid of game breaking bugs, add more content, or convert the game into something completely different. Praise the Lords of the Gaming Community, who create the glorious mods for us!

I don't like Mods, as there could be problems when running the game.
But i love enhanced and graphic mods.

Have a nice day :)

How can something totally optional make a game worse in your opinion? Makes no sense at all. I remember back in the days when you could mod battlefield games some total convertions basically made the vanilla games into totally new games.