Mods yay or nay

Although I chose Heavy Mods, I have never felt the need to "have them all". I use a lot of mods which I have been adding over the years and which I have been very selective about. I have read of many mods that I would never even consider for my game.

My game is quite heavily modded, but like Mikezumi said, I don’t see the need to have ALL the mods. Much of my custom content is actually custom clothing, hair, furniture etc rather than gameplay mods.

I do have the mods you listed under “Limited Mods”, but aside from those, I feel many of my other mods are quality-of-life improvements rather than bug fixes. E.g. NRaas MasterController Cheats helps me skill up my Sims quickly, the “bring a serving” mod helps make sure my households eat together etc.

I have a lot of mods. Some to eradicate stupid EA behaviour, some to enhance it, and others just because, however I don't feel the need to have all mods. Just ones that I think will make my game more enjoyable.

Edit - those are only gameplay mods. Custom Content ie. Clothes, Hair etc, I have plenty of as well, but I'm usually quite discerning in what I download. I've seen exploded meshes and whatnot before, and would prefer to avoid that kind of thing :D

I voted heavy mods, but I would say I am more intermediate. I have all the "required" NRAAS mods such as overwatch, etc. and then some, and a few other mods that I think will enhance the gameplay in various ways... but I try, ahem, to not go overboard, though the amount of mods installed is increasing, it seems, at a more or less steady pace..

My game is lightly modded.

I like to play creatively with what already exists as a part of the game. The mods I use are generally the ones which helps me expand upon my vision of the worlds and the way in which the Sims are able to function in it.

Mods, yes.But I am particular on what I download since I have had issues in the past.

Depends if you mean just mods, or including cc too. In terms of just mods, I barely have any. Just the basics and that's it.

If we're including cc.. then my game is drowning in it :D I don't like pretty much all of the CAS items in this game and how sims look so pretty much everything is replaced with cc. Furniture I have a ton of Sims 4 conversion items too as I just prefer that style

My mods are mainly NRAAS. understandably, I’m starting to cut down on many of the mods created by others as the effects can be recreated mostly by researching what can be done with The various NRAAS modules. Otherwise there are other mods that can’t be named here which I make liberal use of.

I tend to use some mods that make things I do to my sims easy.

I differentiate between mods and cc. For me mods introduce new “command controls” into my game whereas cc just puts new stuff in. So while I’m cutting down on my mods by finding alternate ways to do the same thing through NRAAS thus avoiding conflicts, my cc appears to be steadily increasing.

I played vanilla from June 2009 until Isla Paradise was released. I needed the limited mods mentioned in the OP to play there. I then gradually added extra mods to fix bugs or change annoying behaviour or just because they enhanced my game in some way. I definitely don't have ALL mods. I have taken a few mods out along the way too. Most of my package files are non default skins, hair and clothing. But I do have lots of decor items and some furniture as well.