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What are the best games to mod?
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Tabletop, DnD, board games, and minecraft. Also Animal Crossing.
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I don't know any that are as big as Bethesda games or Minecraft modding scenes, not even close, but FromSoftware games tend to have some really big mods that changes lots of stuff, never got to play any of them other than a bit of one that recently came out for DS3, but is something I want to do after I'm done with Shadow of the Erdtree.
Other than that Valheim seems to have some interesting ones too. Guilty Gear Strive have a lot of alt colors/costumes you can mod into the game.
Oh a big one is The Binding of Isaac, there is a shit ton of mods on the Steam Workshop, I tend to use a lot of non-gameplay mods there. The modding scene in this one is unique and tends to be quite friendly. There's a lot of fun and quality work on there.
The Valheim modding scene is really picking up steam. On thunderstore I've seen some mods that would allow for an mmo-rpg experience with classes and npcs, alongside with the usual: more enemy types, weapons, and armor.