I used to cut my teeth on modding, and I was even part of a team. You think elementary school groups were bad, where one person carried the whole team? Yeah… That’s modding.
The challenge is that its volunteering.
It’s volunteers trying to Project Manager AND contribute AND be encouraging. Because the moment someone gets “too” serious, you leave.
In fact, it often seems like the more unpaid contributors in an unstructured organization the worse the product. Like Starbound or Fallout: The Frontier.
I had a lot of high hopes for what it was striving to be, but it kind of fizzled out and never really excelled at any particular thing. Not saying it’s necessarily bad, I just remember being so hyped about it.
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NGL, the vast majority of these fan-games and crazy large mods have been beyond disappointing.
EDIT: Except for Fnaf fangames those are lit for some reason.
As someone that couldn’t get into modern fallout games, but actually loved going back to 1 and then 2, this just sounds like 2 but worse.
Personally, I’d probably prefer to see Fallout 3/4/NV converted to an isometric turn-based engine.
However, I know I’m old and have a niche opinion on such things, so I genuinely wish them good luck :)
I like your internet moniker sir
Thank you, and likewise. It’s good to know I’m not the only person using a pseudonym. I guess everyone else is using their real names :)
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You’re looking in the wrong places
Wars of Liberty is the best way to play Age of Empires and even has competitions strictly on the mod
Exceptions usually prove the rules.
Nehrim and Enderal for Oblivion and Skyrim respectively are both phenomenal.
And “100 developers working on it” doesn’t mean much when they’re unpaid and there’s no lower limit on how much they have to actually contribute.
I used to cut my teeth on modding, and I was even part of a team. You think elementary school groups were bad, where one person carried the whole team? Yeah… That’s modding.
The challenge is that its volunteering.
It’s volunteers trying to Project Manager AND contribute AND be encouraging. Because the moment someone gets “too” serious, you leave.
A tale of a quantity of cooks in a designated room comes to mind.
In fact, it often seems like the more unpaid contributors in an unstructured organization the worse the product. Like Starbound or Fallout: The Frontier.
Ugh Starbound was supposed to be so sick. That might be the only time I actually bought into early access hoping for more and got let down.
What’s wrong with Starbound?
I had a lot of high hopes for what it was striving to be, but it kind of fizzled out and never really excelled at any particular thing. Not saying it’s necessarily bad, I just remember being so hyped about it.
More than likely it’s a long the lines of “you get Cell x, y” on the map.
So it’s going to be a mess of mismatched art styles?
No idea. That’s just usually how mods like this get doled out.
Black Mesa was also good