Compiled Mods? (Mass distrubution)

[SkyFuker]

Hi all!

 

I was wondering if there's any grouping of mods together in a mass distribution that can be downloaded.  I've seen some from other sites, but they are always in a different language, haha.  Anyways, it would be awesome if there was one, it would definitely make things easier!

 

Thanks,

Sky

[nilead]

 Behold, the mighty wabbajack: https://www.wabbajack.org/#/

Be mindfull thou, provided as is. There is no point seeking support for a build if you dont know whats in it.

[27X]

Don't expect any support from here after your shit breaks, site doesn't support paid archives or mod theft for rather obvious reasons.

[spoonsinger]

Isn't the Nexus doing this sort of thing now via it's modification loading tool? Might of been something about it last summer. No idea what became of it other than annoying participation requests that appear at the top of the browse window.

[SkyFuker]

Huh, seems kinda interesting.  Obviously there'd be little support after things break, but honestly I can hardly get anything to work anyways, at least beyond the basics that is.  

 

I guess in quite particular, I'm a bit lazy with the modding and am just looking for an easy SkyrimSE distribution. 

 

Otherwise there's always something stupid that I break when I get too many mods going.  So a clean Skyrim set of mods that includes say a physics engine, body set, loverslab, some random associated mods, that would be awesome.

[Gukahn]

7 minutes ago, spoonsinger said:

Isn't the Nexus doing this sort of thing now via it's modification loading tool? Might of been something about it last summer. No idea what became of it other than annoying participation requests that appear at the top of the browse window.

Oh believe me they do it, calling it collections. basically the thing 27X said, archived mods so authors can't completely take control of their work back. Some took all their work down beforehand, never to be seen again. Modpacks are.. Well i hate the idea but only cause most people who use them don't know shit about mods and run here first time they have problems. Dunno why they don't bother the assholes who make modpacks or if those idiots just don't support their so called "Collection" but yeah.. It didn't happen only once  a user of those packs said  he/she would get rid of it and start learning making their own list. Cause you know, troubleshooting is way easier if you are the one who broke the game.

[myuhinny]

There is no easy way to mod. You either put in the effort when modding your game or be lazy and watch as your game blows up in your face.

 

Skyrim has a limit of how many mods you can have installed at one time and the closer you get to that limit the closer you get to blast off. It can also depend on your computer system and other stuff.

[pinky6225]

1 hour ago, SkyFuker said:

Huh, seems kinda interesting.  Obviously there'd be little support after things break, but honestly I can hardly get anything to work anyways, at least beyond the basics that is.  

 

I guess in quite particular, I'm a bit lazy with the modding and am just looking for an easy SkyrimSE distribution. 

 

Otherwise there's always something stupid that I break when I get too many mods going.  So a clean Skyrim set of mods that includes say a physics engine, body set, loverslab, some random associated mods, that would be awesome.

 

This is very much one of the situations were saving 5 minutes at the start costs you days on end when things go wrong

 

That aside for adult mods its also a question of taste since other than a few mods (amourous adventures, sexlab eager NPC's maybe) most mods cater to a particular interest so whats great for one is very much of a turn off for another (i.e. peeps that have installed textures/done bodyslide for huge mammoth double Z breasts are a huge turn off in my book but each to there own)