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There are a LOT of mods that improve games. A LOT of them. Crash fixes, QOL, graphics fixes, unlocking cut content, camera fixes, etc etc etc. I've been modding games since Civ4, and will continue to do so. I have never once used a mod that caused problems with the game itself. There's somewhat of a learning curve, but for the most part it isn't even hard to implement if you read the instructions.
Modders don't do it for "themselves only". That's an insult to every modder who puts time and effort into their mods. A lot of them take months or years to create and keep updated, and some have a whole team working on them.
By refusing to use mods just out of hand, you're robbing yourself of a lot of things the gaming world has to offer. That's your prerogative, and there are a lot of uninteresting ones around (to me), but there are also a LOT of very good ones. Another cool thing they can do is take a buggy mess of a game and turn it into a very good one - meaning I got a very good game for $8 by installing a few mods.
Also a bit weird that you're bagging on mods on a Paradox game. Look at the mod list for Stellaris. They don't seem to mind that people are modding their game. Paradox LIVES for the modders, and often works with them closely.
Get over yourself.
But after reading the rest of the thread, yeah no. what a weird thing to be elitist about.
As an aside how would you guys even know most mods are uninteresting/mediocre if you "never use them"?
As an answer to ops actual question i have never personally used mods in this game and thought it was "okay" without them.
However reading the patch notes, the devs have worked with the invictus team directly and included bugfixes they made, into the base game in a patch 6 months back. Thats pretty much the closest thing to an official endorsement of a mod ive ever seen, so if you dont care about being a vanilla purist then id say use it.
And again, I play a game designed by a company with a vision, a project, and that only matters to me. What unsatisfied people want doesn't. If I dislike a company's game, a mod or ten won't change that.