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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PC)
Released: Nov 11th 2011
Published by: Bethesda Softworks


Will Nintendo allow mods?
Nintendo will fully allow mods.	7	9.21%
Nintendo will allow mods,...	12	15.79%
Nintendo won't allow mods.	53	69.74%
Mod Pokemon to add all regions!!!	4	5.26%
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t3mporary_126 on 04 November 2016

Nintendo may probably use Amiibo mods.

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Darwinianevolution on 04 November 2016

t3mporary_126 said:
Nintendo may probably use Amiibo mods.

Skyrim amiibos? A Dragonborn amiibo? Mmmmm...

You know it deserves the GOTY.

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wombat123 on 04 November 2016

Allow fan translation patches and I'm happy.

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Kai_Mao on 04 November 2016

Barkley said:

onionberry said:

if skyrim or fallout are on the switch there are going to be mods

Why? It didn't even look like it was going to happen on PS4 for the longest time. Nintendo's hardly known for being progressive.

But I'd be happy to bet for 1 month sig control that If Skyrim launches on the Switch it will not get mods.

As much as I don't care for mods, I'm not one to look down upon them. However, I am curious on how modding is considered "progressive?"

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pokoko on 04 November 2016

Kai_Mao said:

Barkley said:

Why? It didn't even look like it was going to happen on PS4 for the longest time. Nintendo's hardly known for being progressive.

But I'd be happy to bet for 1 month sig control that If Skyrim launches on the Switch it will not get mods.

As much as I don't care for mods, I'm not one to look down upon them. However, I am curious on how modding is considered "progressive?"

Mods can make a game much better than it was vanilla. Graphical improvements, game-play improvements, bug fixes, detail adjustments, more NPCs, improved NPCs, UI improvements, and even just tailoring a game to appeal to certain tastes. It adds a feeling of community and has been known to keep people invested in a game for months. That's just a few things off the top of my head. I think it's even safe to say that mods have inspired standard features in later games. Modding isn't for everyone but I would say embracing the modding scene is a progressive stance.