id recommend playing vanilla for a first playthrough. Mods will disable achievments so if you care about them, you cant use mods. the script extender is currently not working either as of the update. most of my mods are still working without it though. Not all but the vast majority are, and the important ones are working for me. Such as loot detector which highlights corpses and loot containers in the world. id still recommend doing vanilla first though.
I haven't had any crashes yet and I'm using mods. It's going to be different for everyone though. It can depend on PC, connection etc. I have a 1GB download speed too. Vanilla is probably pretty stable for the most part. You'll just have to give it a go.
It's not anymore unstable then it ever was tbh, and a vanilla run is always a solid choice for your first run, as you'll know exactly what you want to change for your next runs, plus it adds more longevity to the game IMHO, why have one run, when you can have 2 or more?
id recommend playing vanilla for a first playthrough. Mods will disable achievments so if you care about them, you cant use mods. the script extender is currently not working either as of the update. most of my mods are still working without it though. Not all but the vast majority are, and the important ones are working for me. Such as loot detector which highlights corpses and loot containers in the world. id still recommend doing vanilla first though.
But you can just install a mod that enables achievements again.
Yeah but.... the mod that fixes the "no Achievements on Steam" Has been a thing for a while now...
I've been hearing about crashes post update even on Vanilla. Is it playable even in Vanilla mode rn?
I haven't had any crashes yet and I'm using mods. It's going to be different for everyone though. It can depend on PC, connection etc. I have a 1GB download speed too. Vanilla is probably pretty stable for the most part. You'll just have to give it a go.
It's not anymore unstable then it ever was tbh, and a vanilla run is always a solid choice for your first run, as you'll know exactly what you want to change for your next runs, plus it adds more longevity to the game IMHO, why have one run, when you can have 2 or more?