Poll: Game Mods and You

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The only game I have modded was Galactic Civilizations, because there are a bunch of really great event and item mods that add a huge amount of variety to the gameplay.
but I wasn't really into modding in my PC days because I was young and foolish. These days, I'm mainly a console gamer.
 
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I love mods, aslong as they change/add elements of gameplay (every thing is better if you put more crap in it.) or if they change the map lay out, other.
Sword... From Mac.clanhalo.net IS THE BEST MODDER EVER, with his Island mod (Haven't played Halo:Combat Evolved Demo in ages though), the basic run down of the mod is that it replaces Blood Gulch with the silent cartogrepher map, for multiplayer as well as spawned drivable pelcans and unlike most modders for the demo actually remembered to put the locations for the tanks and ghosts as well as odd balls and king of the hill spots, if you wanted to try out another game type besides ctf or slayer. (I AM NOT RAMBLING ABOUT HALO, I AM RAMBLING ABOUT A MOD FOR IT.)
Another demo with good mods was Battle Field 1942's demo, I won't go into detail there but the demo was so popular that the server had to have it that you were a member to play it. (I think the server was gamespy, or was it gamespot (One of those)) Which I found rediculous... I MEAN PAYING FOR A DEMO??? WHAT IS WITH THAT?
 
Darth Marsden

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Generally I don't tend to play mods that affect the original game, unless it's an epic open-world game like Oblivion. The only real exception to that was using this [http://www.fpsbanana.com/skins/9074] for HL2, which took about three times as long to reload and added a little bit more tension to fights.

Generally I go for mods that are more like add-ons, or model replacements. I've got so many of both installed for Half-Life, it's ridiculous.
 
RIOT MAST3R

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coldfrog said:
RIOT MAST3R said:
Modders are cool as long as they dont bring their shit online. Like the rapid fire G3, aimbot, and insta-UAV in COD4 and rapid .357mag in CoD:WaW. People who do that suck.
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Oh yeah, this is nasty. I don't know about CoD4 (I've only played it on the 360 which is odd for me, I'm generally a PC FPSer, but somehow not this time). Supposedly VAC is really good on steam though, and I've never seen any issues with Team Fortress 2, so I'm OK with it. I DO remember the days of counterstrike though... ugh.
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Im talkin 360. That sh-t still gets online somehow.
 
meatloaf231

meatloaf231

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I'm fairly certain you're thinking of Natural Selection. They're working on a sequel, too. Pirates, Vikings, and Knights is an awesome one, too.

On another note, is Age of Chivalry really that good? I've heard good things about it.
 
geldonyetich

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Considering how I recently started developing a Fallout 3 plugin that only changed things I find annoying about the original because the existing mods did too much, I guess I firmly fit into that category.
 
Tekrae

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Well I download almost any kind of mod (Except trainers - They take the fun out the game!) but only after I've finished the game, since then I have the experience that was intended to be given.
 
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Kyuumi

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I love the modding tools available for PC Games, its amazing, especially the Kvatch Restored mod for Oblivion, it looks beautiful and adds an extra city into the game.

I can't wait for the GECK for Fallout 3.
 
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