It is typically for adding content or modifying the user interface of the game. I'll give a few examples
Diablo 2: I generally only use the Eastern Suns mod. It provides a lot of new content in quests and maps and enemies, making it a harder game, but also new nifty things. and let's face it, that game is old enough now to really need a facelift.
Morrowind: I remember using a faction mod... adding an entire new questline to the game which made for hours of gameplay. What is more interesting in this context is the Tamriel Rebuilt project... user made maps which covers areas way larger than the original merely huge game. It is really amazing, tbh. also, there are mods making the bodies of the NPCs look more like real bodies (facelift thing), adds new and interesting fauna, etc.
Oblivion: Faction mods, character advancement systems (the original is quite boring... that you can increase your strength by talking to people is also silly...) ... it makes it more of the game I want to play rather than the original intention.
KotOR: there are mods out there which adds entire planets, or just prettier clothes...
There are of course cheating mods too, but that rarely enhances gameplay.
Diablo 2: I generally only use the Eastern Suns mod. It provides a lot of new content in quests and maps and enemies, making it a harder game, but also new nifty things. and let's face it, that game is old enough now to really need a facelift.
Morrowind: I remember using a faction mod... adding an entire new questline to the game which made for hours of gameplay. What is more interesting in this context is the Tamriel Rebuilt project... user made maps which covers areas way larger than the original merely huge game. It is really amazing, tbh. also, there are mods making the bodies of the NPCs look more like real bodies (facelift thing), adds new and interesting fauna, etc.
Oblivion: Faction mods, character advancement systems (the original is quite boring... that you can increase your strength by talking to people is also silly...) ... it makes it more of the game I want to play rather than the original intention.
KotOR: there are mods out there which adds entire planets, or just prettier clothes...
There are of course cheating mods too, but that rarely enhances gameplay.
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- 01/12/2009 01:23:39 AM
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As for modding, it might be cheating or it might be a whole new game
- 01/12/2009 10:36:09 AM
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Re: As for modding, it might be cheating or it might be a whole new game
- 01/12/2009 04:03:16 PM
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Team Fortress also started as a Quake mod, which led to TFC and TF2, inspired Borderlands, etc. *NM*
- 01/12/2009 04:14:14 PM
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*NM*
Above all, it's YOUR machine: Do what you will. That's why I love it, along w/ mouse/kb, mods,etc
- 01/12/2009 02:23:27 PM
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Well... I use mods at times.
- 01/12/2009 05:56:37 PM
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Aside from mods, keyboard+mouse will always be more precise than dual analog for FPS *NM*
- 07/12/2009 07:07:56 PM
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I have a hard time believing this...It just seems that the dual analog would be so much better. *NM*
- 08/12/2009 03:46:04 PM
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Would you rather drive a car with two sticks or a wheel? A mouse also doesn't resist your touch. *NM*
- 08/12/2009 04:36:07 PM
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