Skyrim's patches are feared because they always break the script extender, to the point where its crew is given extra time in advance so they can prepare accordingly. Every update has its own DLL that works only with that particular version of the game. It has no reverse or forward compatibility. And when SKSE gets updated, all the mods that rely on it have to be updated as well, so it becomes a splintered mess. It's not uncommon to see a mod page that has like 20 different versions, and some of them become abandoned because of that - authors simply grew tired of fixing everything only to have to do it all over again literally a day later.
Palworld's mods are safe at the moment, simply because they either affect/replace stuff that isn't touched by the updates (crosshairs, object models etc.), or create something new from the resources that are already available (photo mode which simply gives an UI to features already present in UE5), filling in modding "gaps", which is why so many mod pages specifically warn about PAK files conflicting with each other.
In other news, Paladius x Lovander produced large common eggs. Don't know what's inside yet, but I might be on track for the perfect lizard specimen.
