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    Immersive cursedness

    A minecraft server side mod that lets unmodded clients see through nether portals somehow

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    Inigo in Skyrim. Fully voiced follower who is funnier, more interesting and more authentic than any companion I’ve had in the last decade of games.

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    I really liked the Custom Maps in Warcraft 3 online play. I used to play Hero Line Wars, Mauls and TDs, Dota, Legion TD among other amazing community made maps

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    I remember playing zombie master, a half life 2 mod on a lan party and being blown away by the mechanics. Also ,the hidden, was a new experience for me.

    In zombiemaster one player plays against the rest and has a well… Real time strategy layout and spawns and controls different kind of zombies . The other players have to complete tasks and survive.

    In ,the hidden, one player controls a almost invisible super strong rouge experimental super soldier against the special forces of iris .

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    No love for Fallout: London?

    It’s not just a Fallout 4 mod—it’s full-blown AAA experience—done so well that I’d believe it was made by the New Vegas devs if I didn’t already know. If you’re tired of waiting for Bethesda to make the next FO game, just play this instead.

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    X-Com and X-Com 2 Long War mods. Essentially the games at their full potential.

    That reminds me, It’s almost time for another playthrough i think.

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    “The Last Days” for Mount & Blade. Intro

    Mount & Blade was a medieval combat simulator where you’re a wandering mercenary in a war torn region. The gameplay was somewhat innovative when it came out (originally 2008), but as far as story and setting, it was kinda meh. But the great thing about it were the mods, and by far the best mod was “The Last Days,” a total conversion mod that lifted all the mechanics but put it in The Lord of the Rings.

    These nerds put so much detail into that mod, it was incredible. I didn’t know half the factions existed. The map goes beyond Gondor and Rohan and even Rivendell, it goes all the way out to the goblins of Mt. Gundabad fighting against the men of Dale. Each location has tons of detail, some of them are truly massive, and they pushed the limits of the base game with trolls and giant spiders and things like that. Each individual faction has their own faction strength, so you have to think strategically about where to reinforce. The differences between how each factions’ units fight on the battlefield is more emphasized, and tbh the combat is a bit better balanced.

    It really hit the nail on the head of what to do with the game engine, and then put real passion, creativity, and effort into making it work (seriously, the last update was in 2017, new stuff was being added after nearly a decade. And there’s comments on the page I linked as recently as 10 days ago, so people are still playing it). Next to it, the base game feels a bit more like a proof of concept. The open world nature of the game really allows you to take in the setting and experience the story from a different perspective, rather than following the heroes from the books. It really made the setting come alive in a way I haven’t found in really any other LotR game (although I’m not super into the setting and haven’t played a ton of them).

    The mod was for the original game at first but it update when they put out the sequel, Mount & Blade: Warband, so if anyone decides to check it out, get that one rather than the original.

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    Dragon Genitals for Monster Hunter World. Gave each monster either a realistic cloaca or an incredibly well-crafted dong, tailored to the individual style of each monster. The details were amazing, like a monster called Bagel Goose has a rock dick, but when he transforms into B-52 bomber mode he glows red hot with lava… and his cock does, too.

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    Keep chunks loaded on Dinkum was pretty great since it allowed my auto mods to keep running while I was in the mines.

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      Son of biscuit! You beat me to it!

      The thing that got to me was the darkend maze that seemed to go on forever. You keep expecting something to jump out but it never does. It just promptly ends and serves no purpose aside from freaking you out.

      A great use to luminal space.

      It was this .wad that finally tipped the scale for me in the fact that og doom is probably the best game of all time.

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    Does the flight sim in Excel count? If yes, then that.

    Otherwise, Day of Defeat (Steam mod). Still dinere peeved that it never got the same recognition as CS.