I still wish for an AIO mod for Skyrim lewds.

[Derethevil]

I know this is a FAQ by now, but it is true that i am one of those myself.

I still wish at some point we manage to have some big AIO collections for certain version, which might even have an installer to give you options on what you want and what not.
No ENB stuff. No real fidelity mods for graphics depending on ENB or so.
Mostly just a huge collection of working Mods of different versions like AE, SE and LE etc.

As said i understand the complications or the size the file would have at some point, but at least the latter of those problems is less to be of an issue these days. 50-100gbs is starting to become normal it seems. 

Wanted to mod the latest AE version of Skyrim, but i gave up  5 steps in because i barely understand by now what still works and what doesn't anymore. Some SE mods work with AE, some work with SE. Some don't.

And no i am not blaming anyone but Bethesda for this. I remember back then i got a really huge AIO for Oblivion which nearly gave me anything i could have wanted. I am often lazy. I have no issue to admit to that and can only apologize for it. Though as some can imagine it is gettin gout of hand these days w ith how many mods work with what mod and what doesn't. Millions of graphical mods that are even needed by now for normal mods that have nothign to do with graphical fidelity. 

If someone does know an AIO mod for the latest AE Skyrim edition which brings in nearly anything SE had to offer, i gladly try it out.

[davisev5225]

How about not?  This line of thinking is EXACTLY what led The Nexus to thinking they can "take ownership" of other people's work.

[27X]

You didn't make my mods, you didn't contribute to getting my mods made, you do not get to tell what the fuck I do with my mods.

[RohZima]

Putting the implications of it aside. You don't really save much time compared to just following a STEP guide type thing. And because you won't have a clue what you have installed; you're going to end up spending extra time fixing stuff, inevitably. But you're not going to have a clue what any of it does.

 

But either way, this lists are so toxic they will never be accepted - if they do, it'll mean the death of the scene. You can't compare Oblivion to an active scene.  

[Mr. Otaku]

2 hours ago, Derethevil said:

As said i understand the complications or the size the file would have at some point, but at least the latter of those problems is less to be of an issue these days. 50-100gbs is starting to become normal it seems. 

Wanted to mod the latest AE version of Skyrim, but i gave up  5 steps in because i barely understand by now what still works and what doesn't anymore. Some SE mods work with AE, some work with SE. Some don't.

 

The complications are too severe i think. Putting aside the finicky mod ownership issues you'd need a robust system for mod packs before anything else. Nexus managed to pull it off with Vortex but most of those big mod packs there contain the most standardized mods with tons of support behind them. I don't personally use them cause i like to have more control over how i mod my game but it's pretty popular among many casual players and new players.

 

That's not the case with LL because mods are more atomized here with each mod doing something very specific. Having to sort all these mods into various packs based on incompatibilities would be a logistical nightmare, not to mention LL doesn't have the facilities to even accommodate and host such a feature to begin with.

 

There's also the problem with maintenance. Nexus mod packs are tested and maintained by a bunch of people who do only that, any time a mod is updated the pack also has to be updated, i'm not sure who's willing to even do that here even if all the other complications could be solved. AIO LL mod packs would be too unfeasible and impractical, it's better if you create a folder with all the lewd mods you want/need and install accordingly. And lots of SE mods are being updated for AE every day so it's just a matter of waiting really.

 

And like @RohZima said, you will be mega lost if (when) something does go wrong even if mod packs could be easily done because you won't be learning anything with the AIO packs, that's why most mod packs on Nexus only contain mods that are already pretty plug and play unlike most LL mods.

Edited September 3, 2022 by Mr. Otaku
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[belegost]

2 hours ago, Derethevil said:

I still wish for an AIO mod for Skyrim lewds.

 

I wish for blackjack and hookers for everyone.

[shrtjsrtj]

There's a couple of Wabbajack modlists with Sexlab, one for(I think) SE and one for AE if you want to give that a go.

 

I tried one and it wasn't or me but maybe it's right for you, in any case it's the closest you'll get to a modpack for Skyrim.

 

[assassin394]

About the problem with AE. Just use SE instead, problem solved. There is a mod on Nexus you can download to downgrade from AE to SE with one click.

[Derethevil]

Well from everything i expected i did not see people getting upset about ownership that bad. 

Relax. I am not talking about taking away ownership or acting like they are a creation of the one who made a pack. Bad experiences are of course awful, but seeing everything instantly as a negative thing is toxic in my eyes.

Modpacks exist often and obviously AIO modpacks should always stay free and no one should claim ownerhip and ALWAYS should credit the creator of each individual mod.
That is what i meant with AIO stuff. 
Not those people who pack things together, call it their own and worse try to take money for it. That obviously is awful and doesn't need to be discussed either. Anyone supporting such behavior is just as awful as those who do it.

Having a modpack like that is more about the ease of use and trying to get people into modding the game. Get them set up faster, since it is obviously starting to get extremely confusing by now how many versions, mods and alterations there are now, so you never know for sure which mod to get for what version and what dependencies those mods have with the dependencies having dependencies and so on.

We are far away by now from "Just simply drop in the mod and you are set." 
Rarely it is that easy. You need to check if you have the foundation for everything set. Then you need dependencies. Might even need to install packs or updates first. Can't use a specific version with things. Some mods work less reliable if you like another mod or doesn't work at all.

That is why i said an AIO is a good thing there. You drop it in, it is a decent experience if you looked up what it has and what works. Might be able to customize it a bit. 
Plug & Play you could say. 

[Gergar12]

Cough Wabbajack. 

 

Wait a minute I just had a great idea. Why not do a AIO for all mods that a single mod author creates. 

Edited October 6, 2022 by Gergar12

[BAB PEEG]

I want bloatflies for skyrim.