:D

@ povuholo - I put that in for modders like Trainwiz and BHL who worked for years on large mods as well - but I have been noticing that it has remained empty as well

As they say, it's the journey (modding), not the destination (release), that matters. You definitely learn a lot from just doing stuff, whether it is shared in the end or not!

Very much agreed.

Very true. Not only have I enjoyed modding immensely and in fact its been a great comfort at various times but I also feel confident enough now to use UDK to start making my own mobile games. Without having used the CS so much I would have felt overwhelmed by the UDK almost immediately.

I've been working on my main mod for around 6-7 years, i was about 17 or so when I started. I've worked on and abandoned a few mods over the years too. Only ever released 2 mods, a dagon-fel house mod and a mournhold texture replacer. Im also working on the Skyrim-Home of the nords project, although, not as much input lately as I'd like too, unfortunately.

My main mod has been put on hold a few times in the past but lately has been progressing nicely, mainly focusing on the exterior regions. Got alot of quests and story to build up yet though. But it's all good fun