Mods are the lifeblood of PC gaming. Consoles can keep their pomp and highfalutin talk of "convenience," whatever that is, I'm busy turning The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion into a six-way gang war, vaporising myself in the prologue of Fallout 4, and turning Skyrim into a boundless playground of fetishes so hyper-specific they'd give the Borgias pause. I mean, I'm not doing that last one, actually. Don't put on the website that I'm doing that last one.
Thing is, though, that some mods are so specific, so mind-bogglingly niche, that you can't really justify building an entire piece just to cover them. It means you end up with a long list of weird and wonderful mods that you'd like to write about but can't.
