Poll: Do you frequent Moddb?

[Ekonk]

I'm wondering how many of you also have accounts on Mod Database, moddb.com, a quite wonderful site filled to the brim with mods and a few indie games. I frequent there a lot and play and comment on a lot of mods. I even was part of a project that, sadly, died an untimely death.

So, Escapists, how many of you go to moddb.com?

EDIT: Goddamn missing poll. Well, you'll just have to type your answer. The old-fashioned way.

 

[the_pleasure_is_mine]

Nope... this is the first time I've heard of it....

I generally use Filefront and the specific Filefronts if I want anything like that.

 

[Sharkosauros]

i love that website, personally i think its epic. Specially for Star Wars Empire at War.. <3

 

[Yokai]

Yes, I do. And I'm constantly depressed by the number of potentially great mods that fall through, due to a loss of interest, "real life issues", or sheer laziness. Nonetheless, there are still a fair few that are excellent, and I check there pretty regularly.

 

[Ekonk]

i love that website, personally i think its epic. Specially for Star Wars Empire at War.. <3

Me too, I fucking love it. Although I don't go there for Star Wars Empire at War, which I never played. But the amount of solid Half-Life 2 mods is astounding, for example.

I also love it because it's full of Disney-worthy personal victories. The mod Out of Hell, for example, was made by one person over the course of 6 years. He struggled with not only the modeling, texturing, mapping, and writing but even a heavy depression, and when it came out everybody loved it and it won the 2009 moddb award for Best Original Art Direction. Brings a tear to my eye.

 

[Raikov]

Yep, I'm a sucker for Homeworld 2 mods. I can strongly recommend the Gundam one.

 

[Lordmarkus]

Well, whenever I want to check out mods it's the first place I go to. Been a while since I visited though.

 

[Sharkosauros]

i love that website, personally i think its epic. Specially for Star Wars Empire at War.. <3

Me too, I fucking love it. Although I don't go there for Star Wars Empire at War, which I never played. But the amount of solid Half-Life 2 mods is astounding, for example.

I also love it because it's full of Disney-worthy personal victories. The mod Out of Hell, for example, was made by one person over the course of 6 years. He struggled with not only the modeling, texturing, mapping, and writing but even a heavy depression, and when it came out everybody loved it and it won the 2009 moddb award for Best Original Art Direction. Brings a tear to my eye.

I check it every day for brand new mods, its just soooo epic .. and full of talented people :\

 

[Dango]

I rarely see it. although I do quite often go on fpsbanana.com, another great website for mods.

 

[Brandon237]

I get mods wherever I can, but I've used DB a few times, mostly for Crysis.

 

[Kajt]

Not really. I go there every now and then if a certain mod happens to not be available on TES/F3nexus.

 

[Broady Brio]

Never heard of it until... Just now.

Mods arn't my thing, I will never understand how people can change the game however they please.

 

[SkoopMaster]

One my my favorite places on the net.

Thanks to moddb I found new reasons to go back and install stalker again but I'm getting good and sick of all the source mods.