This Damn Resentment

In his previous life, the most famous kind of MOD for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim had undoubtedly been those laboratory MODs.

Chen Xu himself did not have much to say about such MODs.

After all, as everyone knew, men came in two types: perverts and veteran perverts.

The difference from his previous life was that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim's development tools were officially provided.

So Chen Xu had imposed certain restrictions in that regard to ensure nothing overly inappropriate appeared.

But clearly, players had a powerful interest in making this sort of thing, and the players beneath that post displayed unprecedented unity.

Just like the difference between ordinary forums and veteran pervert forums.

Ordinary forums were filled with insults, baiting, and factions.

People could even argue for half a day over whether savory tofu pudding or sweet tofu pudding tasted better, only for spicy tofu pudding to charge in and start throwing wild punches.

But in veteran pervert forums, you could barely see any such drama. Here, you would witness the best side of humanity—every comment was something like, "Thanks, OP," or "May good people live in peace," full of Blessing.

It perfectly demonstrated what it meant to dwell in hell while yearning for the light.

Chen Xu lightly shook his head and sighed, then clicked in to check the latest progress.

Mm... pretty good.

After taking a couple of glances with a critical eye, Chen Xu gave the team responsible for the MOD community some instructions.

When official content was involved, Nebula Games could not simply pretend not to notice. As for what players did privately, they could just turn a blind eye.

Nebula Games had encountered this sort of situation before. The only difference was that the platform had become VR.

Many game developers, both domestic