Do you use Mods? (Mods, no CC)

I only use one mod (for woohoo), and it's done strictly for comedic purposes

I use MCCC, KS SOL and Explore, a ton of littleMsSams mods, and a ton of mods that can not be named due to certain actions/substances, and a mod that has become just as needed as MCCC the UI cheats mods.

Come to think of it I have so many mods idk if I could ever play the game without them. It just wouldnt be fun.

A few big gameplay mods like MCCC and one I can't name, and countless tuning and bugfixing mods (more than 60 from Bienchen and LittleMsSam alone) and loads of quality of life, annoyance-removing stuff.

I use mods to temporarily fix issues in the game and I take them out as soon as the issues are corrected by the Sims team. So once they fix the freelancer career, I'll take out the freelancer fix mod, etc.

Yes. They improve my game so much that I will never even consider playing without them.

This captain controls the ship from the MC Command Centre.
This captain also feels fortunate to be a grown up. o:)

MCCC is a must for its wealth of features and controls.

And then there are an assortment of other, smaller mods that I consider essential because they fix long-ignored bugs, bad design choices, and/or annoying “features”.

I use the woohoo mod and UI Cheats EXtension. The latter is simply because the Sims autonomy doesn't seem to lend to a sim taking care of themselves and it's not unusual to have a sim go into distress while you're focused on a different sim. Being able to click and fill a bar even a little is great for gameplay.

Yes, I use all kinds. MCCC and UI cheats are my must haves. I also use some for bugfixes or to stop certain autonomous behaviors, or ones to limit the amount of NPCs the game generates for roles. I also use ones that enhance existing features, like deadly siren's call, that kind of thing: But the majority of what I use are for bugfixes or less autonomy of things.

I play vanilla. This way, I don't run into issues relating to mods after patches; that and I just prefer it that way.