Interestingly enough, in September 2004 DICE bought Trauma Studios to help work on the soon-to-be megahit Battlefield 2. The total conversion went on to be the most successful mod of the game. The solution? Trauma Studios, a team of 7 dedicated modders who brought BF1942 into the present day. Trauma Studiosīattlefield 1942 was a great game, but around release, many folks were beginning to tire of the World War Two setting. As an aside, the team is looking for developers and artists, apply within! 9. Enter MWLL, brainchild of AoP and a dedicated team of 40 designers following him. The reason for this mod’s development was simple there hadn’t been a MechWarrior game in over 5 years, and the fanbase was willing to do anything to play them again with suped-up graphics and gameplay. Rarely in the history of modding has a game be changed in such a drastic manner. Shield bashing and decapitations (above) were what pulled many in- take a look, it’ll improve your experience no end. The biggest change is the addition of horse combat (the #1 feature for many fans that didn’t get included in the vanilla game) and the drastic additions to melee combat. This mod from Sk圜aptain added so much content to the game, its hard to list them all. I’m going to try to avoid choosing mods from the same game in this feature, but I just could not make this list without Deadly Reflex.
Even better, that means all the superweapons. All Stars brings together the nine factions together into one game. The mammoth CnC franchise may have well have shaped RTS gaming as we know it, and its three unique storylines Tiberium, Red Alert and Generals have often whipped fans into a frenzy over the question- who would win in a fight with _? Well with this mod, you are free to experiment to your hearts content. What started out as an experiment with crude forms of online racing has turned into the one truly decent, fully functioning multiplayer segment to a great game. This was sorely missed in a game with so much racing and free roaming potential, but luckily the good folks behind MTA found a solution. One thing the game didn’t have though, was multiplayer. Some argue that it was the best game in the franchise- and the massive amounts of free roaming and the (slight) emphasis on realism really helped push the game above and beyond people’s expectations. Grand Theft Auto San Andreas takes the award for having the largest living GTA universe. If you haven’t got it yet, go get it now. Fixing hundreds of countless bugs and errors, these guys must have put a tremendous amount of effort into improving the game for all.
The debate will eternally rage over which Oblivion mods are truly necessary in order to enjoy the game at its best- but this one is a no-brainer.
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