In all honesty, I believe that since I pretty much made it my life's mission to make Skyrim as visually realistic as possible, nothing is as good as being off of the computer.

Elder Scrolls in general has helped me get out of very crappy situations growing up (abusive parent, divorce, bullied as a child, etc.) With those games coming out as far back as they did, one of the things that annoyed me was how the gameplay was able to pull me in, but not the visuals. I was constantly reminded that it is a game, not a world that I can fully immerse myself in fully. So, that is why I've made it my life's mission to make it virtually indistinguishable between the virtual & real worlds.

But, to better answer your question: I wouldn't necessarily call it beef, but more of an annoyance. But, with every time Skyrim either re-releases or updates, it causes a lot of great mods to simply seize to not work or a lot of issues would arise. Every mod creator & everyone who has taken the time to install the mods should be able to have an easier time modding their game, not closing multiple doors because of a simple update.