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Sup guys and ladies, as you all know by this thread I love video game mods. You all know when you play vanilla so many times it'll probably get stale as a loaf of bread left on the table for a couple of hours so you went into the next best thing: Modding. Yes. I'm talking about video game mods, you know when people mod a game it's usually to give the game more life and soul or as you know, turn the model of the protagonist into an anime character or other some dumb shit. There are a lot of mods since the beginning of video game modding back in the day with many variations and types of mods. I'll tell you the types of mods that I know of.
1. Game Improvement mods - When the game has flaws that the devs overlooked, modders will often refine the flaws into an improved version of vanilla. These mods affect the game in a subtle way, such as new quality-of-life additions, bug fixes, graphical improvements, etc. These mods what I call Vanilla+ mods. These mods enhance the overall experience of vanilla without changing the core aspects of the game.
2. Game Additions mods - Players themselves has a playtime limit on how much they'll be able to play vanilla before they get bored and tired of the same shit over and over. Fortunately, to alleviate their boring vanilla playthroughs comes with adding new things that may or may not fit into the game. Such as new characters, new stages, new items, etc. These mods can vary from gameplay, to downright adding in new cutscenes.
3. Total Overhaul Mods - In some cases, the game itself may need a total upgrade from players who have played the game before. These types of mods can be extremely time-consuming to produce, since it requires in-depth knowledge of the game's total mechanical system and reverse-engineering knowledge. On top of all of that, some overhaul mods can be targeted for cuntright troubles, it's thankfully rare to encounter if you keep your overhaul mod secret until it's ready. Overhaul mods enhances the original game in many ways, such as upgrading the graphics and gameplay, a revamped story, new mechanics, new overworld, and so on.
4. Meme mods. They exist for whatever reason. These including replacing the models into their Thomas The Train Engine model or just replacing the music to feature the Soviet Union Anthem and other shit.
Now you obviously know about mods, I want to see your favorite that you made or others have made in their free time. The first mod I made was very recent, but a month old now since I've started.
It's for Risk of Rain 2. It's a dumb music mod that it's totally normal. Believe me.
(It supposed to come out on April Fools day but due to my utter stupidity it's now a month late. -_-)
My favorite modpack is when you make your own, you'll always add in mods you'll like and hate to come up with the perfect modded video game that you'll always return to often. But my other favorite modpack was the one in Minecraft and that is always SkyFactory 4. It's skyblock but with mods to spice it up.
Anyways, again what is your favorite mods or modpack you liked? Anyways, see ya. Gotta play modded Risk of Rain 2 with Jinx mod and other mods that may or may not be very wonky as hell.
1. Game Improvement mods - When the game has flaws that the devs overlooked, modders will often refine the flaws into an improved version of vanilla. These mods affect the game in a subtle way, such as new quality-of-life additions, bug fixes, graphical improvements, etc. These mods what I call Vanilla+ mods. These mods enhance the overall experience of vanilla without changing the core aspects of the game.
2. Game Additions mods - Players themselves has a playtime limit on how much they'll be able to play vanilla before they get bored and tired of the same shit over and over. Fortunately, to alleviate their boring vanilla playthroughs comes with adding new things that may or may not fit into the game. Such as new characters, new stages, new items, etc. These mods can vary from gameplay, to downright adding in new cutscenes.
3. Total Overhaul Mods - In some cases, the game itself may need a total upgrade from players who have played the game before. These types of mods can be extremely time-consuming to produce, since it requires in-depth knowledge of the game's total mechanical system and reverse-engineering knowledge. On top of all of that, some overhaul mods can be targeted for cuntright troubles, it's thankfully rare to encounter if you keep your overhaul mod secret until it's ready. Overhaul mods enhances the original game in many ways, such as upgrading the graphics and gameplay, a revamped story, new mechanics, new overworld, and so on.
4. Meme mods. They exist for whatever reason. These including replacing the models into their Thomas The Train Engine model or just replacing the music to feature the Soviet Union Anthem and other shit.
Now you obviously know about mods, I want to see your favorite that you made or others have made in their free time. The first mod I made was very recent, but a month old now since I've started.
It's for Risk of Rain 2. It's a dumb music mod that it's totally normal. Believe me.
(It supposed to come out on April Fools day but due to my utter stupidity it's now a month late. -_-)
My favorite modpack is when you make your own, you'll always add in mods you'll like and hate to come up with the perfect modded video game that you'll always return to often. But my other favorite modpack was the one in Minecraft and that is always SkyFactory 4. It's skyblock but with mods to spice it up.
Anyways, again what is your favorite mods or modpack you liked? Anyways, see ya. Gotta play modded Risk of Rain 2 with Jinx mod and other mods that may or may not be very wonky as hell.
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