5! My uncle got me OoT for Christmas when I was a kid. He didn't know I wanted it, he just really liked it and thought he'd get me a cool video game, but I remember seeing the commercial for it on TV and wanting to play it really badly.
I played SO much of that game. I sucked at games as a kid (but I adored them) so I got it when I was probably ~7 and didn't beat it until I was probably ~15. lol And it was only thanks to help from friends. I have since beaten it multiple times, and I've beaten Majora's Mask, Link's Awakening (Switch remake), Four Swords, I 100%ed BotW + DLC, and I am well on my way to beating TotK. So I have improved at video games, thankfully. lol
Project Zomboid mods are fantastic. There are insane amounts of them, and they add so much to the game.
Games like Skyrim and Fallout 4 become essentially infinitely replayable with mods. There's a tool called Wabbajack that essentially makes "modpacks" a thing for these games (and several others), and it's amazing. You can install and configure hundreds of mods in like 30 mins.
One of my personal favorite mods was "Hyrule Conquest" for 0 A.D., which is a complete overhaul of the game that turns it into a deep, lore-friendly Zelda RTS. It's still being worked on and it's still super high quality. The dev made some major changes to the play style that a lot of people love, but I personally strongly preferred the old style. It was more like Age of Empires before, but now it's more like Battle for Middle Earth and I don't care for it. If that's a selling point for you, it's very much still a great mod with a lot of love and passion put into it.
To be honest, cross-instance communities are kinda screwy sometimes. It's a known bug. I have a list of communities I'm waiting to sub to when they finally stop 404ing. lol They usually just randomly work eventually.
But your sub is now on my list! It's not showing up yet for me, but I love PZ.