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I'm super used to the process given that I have been modding Bethesda games for 15 years now, and I'm sure that some /tesg/ boomers have been doing so for longer. That said once you know how everything works and have your ideal setup going, you can staple on more mods when you see fit. So if there is some mechanic or graphical thing you want changed, or a cool new quest mod comes out you want to try, you can give it a shot and have a game that'll keep you around for a long time.