last week i found out if one of my hand have fire spell equipped and i grip my sword held by the other hand it will apply the fire to my sword and make it burning and have fire damage, and few days later i realized during that state if i do a power attack it will shoot up a cyclone of fire wind straight to where i aim, using up the fire enchantment. This discovery changes the way i play, my stance during combat where i have my other hand near the sword to quickly apply fire and quickly send out the fire cyclone, etc. The funny thing is, until now i still don’t know which mod out of the 800+ mod i have on my modlist is the one that adds that feature. now that’s fully modded experience.

I started with FUS modlist, before adding my own mod list on top (which is mostly community made quests, NPC and Followers replacer, custom followers, Ostim (iykyk), and yes, breasts). The various added VR systems are a mixed bag in term of learning. stuff like spell wheel for example are quite obvious once you tried it, but stuff like vrik where it’s not immediately obvious that you can calibrate it in a way that allows seated play where your character still standing normally, how to un-holster equipment etc requires me to read up a little bit. but i gotta say though, things learned in VR sticks better in my memory than flat games, at least for me personally.

i dunno, i might not be anywhere near scraping the surface of crimson desert, and i’ve got Diablo IV expansion planned as well.

It’s the difference between breasts or absence of them.

Edit: To be more serious, it means different things for different people but for me partially modded would be only mods of cosmetics nature, while if in addition to that the gameplay and combats are totally overhauled then i would consider it fully modded.

indeed

The who?

In that case you might enjoy genji, also on ps2.

Fire up emulator and play Tomba 2 from the psx era if you havent already played it. That game will blow your mind if you love 3d platformer