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 I got into gaming as a teenager with the ZX Spectrum and later the Atari ST home computers. At the time I mostly played text adventures, but already on the ST my brother and myself improved the multiplayer shooter Midimaze to create Midimaze Plus, which basically was my first mod.  After moving to the PC I discovered Doom, Half-Life and many other FPS which became my favorite kind of games and so I continued modding these. The most prominent mods I created during that period are the Theme Doom Patch and Xen-Warrior for Half-Life. You dove right into your modding journey with an entire patch for Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodlines. What made you choose that game? When I first played Bloodlines I basically only did this because it used the Source engine like Half-Life 2. After Strife, it was the first FPS/RPG hybrid and really surpassed all my expectations regarding the atmosphere and especially the writing, which isn't a strong part of most FPS.  Sadly I got stuck due to t...

 Back in 2021, Solasta: Crown of the Magister launched, bringing us one of the biggest RPGs yet. While it performed well, it didn’t make waves, but that was in a pre-Baldur’s Gate III world. Now that we all know the difference between a druid and a D20, I can see Solasta’s sequel doing much better, especially when they've got Baldur's Gate III narrator Amelia Tyler doing voice work as well. Heck, even if I just wanted to change the dice animation, I can see at least 100 plus mods being made for that alone! Plus, it’s being made in Unreal Engine 5, so it’ll be a great starting point for new mod authors looking to get into the scene and with the amount of people chomping at the bit for some more 5E-content-gone-digital I can’t see this as anything other than a modding success. https://pastelink.net/bpverrok https://www.grepmed.com/hanitatayuda https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/11155643/ https://profile.hatena.ne.jp/hanitatayuda/profile https://yamcode.com/dfbdfb-dfvbdfv https:/...

Welcome back to Mod or Not! The article series where I predict the popularity of a modding scene in games revealed at major gaming events as either mod - meaning that I believe there’ll be a significant scene for it - or not - meaning there won’t be.  Last week The Game Awards 2024 was chock-a-block with game reveals and video showcases, but for this article, I’ll be keeping to actual new announcements and reveals (rather than all those little reminder adverts that tell you about a game released last month and that you should “so totally go buy it right now”). I'll also be keeping it to games that are set to release in 2025, with one very special exception, otherwise, this article would simply go on forever.  Alrighty! Let’s get speculating! https://www.grepmed.com/abertLange https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/11168950/ https://profile.hatena.ne.jp/abertLange/ https://pastelink.net/h2amcjfi https://atlanteanshop.blogspot.com/2025/06/weathering-storm-mangaclub-by-bigbizkit.htm...