If you need to, start small and simple - just install small mods that don't require much in the way of installation. It's definitely not always simple, and the scope of the mod might also heavily factor into the difficulty of its installation, but don't be scared off - it's worth it. Sometimes the modder will have made it so that you have to just run a mod-specific installer that does everything for you (and sometimes it gives you choices if you're, for example, modding TES IV: Oblivion's economy). the TSL Patcher for the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic games, or Oblivion Mod Manager or Wrye Bash for TES IV: Oblivion). Sometimes you'll get a general-purpose mod installation program that you can use with a multiplicity of mods (e.g. Sometimes you'll need to manually copy files from the mod folder to the folders they need to go in (which should be specified in the readme, if the modder is intelligent at all, or gleaned from the names of the folders they reside in within the mod folder). There are usually 2-3 ways to install mods, as far as my experience has taught me, but which ones you can use depend entirely on the modder. Direct2Drive, etc.), and the individual modder. The difficulty and intricacies of mod installation depend on the game, what platform it was released on or what storage medium it uses (e.g. Well, I take it that you're speaking of installing mods, rather than creating them.
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