Pc- Biggest Advantage 56k noooo

thats the main reason that i like pc gaming more than consoles and i never converted to console gaming

Like the title says

The shift game ( Need for speed shift in source engine )

Official Site plus video

The infamous Black Mesa

New Video

Dino D-Day ( Nazis and Dinosaurs what more you Want )

Official Site ( download in the site )

Video

Now some Crysis Mods

Etherica Build Around a medievil Mansion

Download

Video

Far Crysis ( Video and Download here )

Crysis based on far cry's settings!! Lol

Finally some Sins of a Solar Empires Mods

Star Wars: Sins of a Galactic Empire

Titles says it . Star Wars mod for sins

Official Site and Download

Stargate Beyond The invasion

Official Site

Best of All they are all free as long as you have the respective game and that is only a fraction there is a massive amounts of mods from Maps, new weapons , new characters to bug fixes to whole new games available at MODDB ( each mod is rated so you know if its a good Mod )

Of course i would expect the usual answer from some console users ( few though ) " i' rather play the game in its original form " and to answer that

GOd does not forbid you to play the game at its original form

even if you install this mods the game you can still play it at its original state since those mods doesnt change the original content

That dinosaur-nazi pic is now my wallpaper.

There is no need to have mods unless the game is bad or short. Like the games mentioned above.

3sFan

w00t DINO D-DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!that game is AWESOME!

[QUOTE="3sFan"]

There is no need to have mods unless the game is bad or short. Like the games mentioned above.

adamosmaki

NFS: Shift has no chance against Gran Turismo 5. Black Mesa isn't coming out for a while. Crysis is overrated. That RTS has no chance against Starcraft 2. And theres no point buying games that will be receiving DLC anytime soon as you can just wait for the GOTY editions. Gears 2, Oblivion, Fallout 3, etc.

[QUOTE="adamosmaki"][QUOTE="3sFan"]

There is no need to have mods unless the game is bad or short. Like the games mentioned above.

NFS: Shift has no chance against Gran Turismo 5. Black Mesa isn't coming out for a while. Crysis is overrated. That RTS has no chance against Starcraft 2. And theres no point buying games that will be receiving DLC anytime soon as you can just wait for the GOTY editions. Gears 2, Oblivion, Fallout 3, etc.

Nazis with Dinosaurs....

Infinite mods FTW.

[QUOTE="adamosmaki"][QUOTE="3sFan"]

There is no need to have mods unless the game is bad or short. Like the games mentioned above.

3sFan

NFS: Shift has no chance against Gran Turismo 5. Black Mesa isn't coming out for a while. Crysis is overrated. That RTS has no chance against Starcraft 2. And theres no point buying games that will be receiving DLC anytime soon as you can just wait for the GOTY editions. Gears 2, Oblivion, Fallout 3, etc.

Nazis with Dinosaurs....

Infinite mods FTW.

Mods are a huge benefit. Not only do they make mediocre games great (and great games even better), they can add virtually limitless replay value. I've gone through Fallout 3, Oblivion, The Witcher, STALKER, Crysis, etc., done everything there was to do, and mods keep me coming back for more. While a game like Oblivion or Dragon Age may get boring on consoles, it'll keep being updated on PC with both enhancements and content until a sequel is released, keeping it ahead of many newer titles.

I would post screens, but that doesn't show the sheer depth some of these mods allow you to have in gameplay.

Here's another- Mechwarrior: Living Legends (finally a real Mechwarrior game; currently only multiplayer is planned, total conversion mod for Crysis).

Mods totally rock my socks.

Seriously...

True those are some of the advantages of pc gaming but I still prefer console gaming. There was a time when I was dedicated to pc gaming but the thing that really annoyed me is that when newer and more graphically superior games are released then you have to shell out for expensive new upgrades such as new ram, new processors and new graphic cards. What is great about pc games is that some of the games can look better than the console versions, such as cod 6, I like the interesting mods and the cheaper price of pc games. If a game is 45 pounds on ps3 then it will be only 35 on pc.

Mods are a huge benefit. Not only do they make mediocre games great (and great games even better), they can add virtually limitless replay value. I've gone through Fallout 3, Oblivion, The Witcher, STALKER, Crysis, etc., done everything there was to do, and mods keep me coming back for more. While a game like Oblivion or Dragon Age may get boring on consoles, it'll keep being updated on PC with both enhancements and content until a sequel is released, keeping it ahead of many newer titles.

I would post screens, but that doesn't show the sheer depth some of these mods allow you to have in gameplay.

Here's another- Mechwarrior: Living Legends (finally a real Mechwarrior game; currently only multiplayer is planned, total conversion mod for Crysis).

Saturos3091

Actually that along with Dino crysis are my most anticipated mods

*yawn*TheOwnerOner

agreed

Black Mesa in your post is counterproductive as it's been 6 freakin' years since it was announced. That's a long time and it's still not out. But yes, mods are awesome. :DIbacai

[QUOTE="Ibacai"]Black Mesa in your post is counterproductive as it's been 6 freakin' years since it was announced. That's a long time and it's still not out. But yes, mods are awesome. :Dlordreaven

[QUOTE="lordreaven"][QUOTE="Ibacai"]Black Mesa in your post is counterproductive as it's been 6 freakin' years since it was announced. That's a long time and it's still not out. But yes, mods are awesome. :DIbacai

The PC community has some very talented people. I downloaded so many mods for Fallout 3.

[QUOTE="Ibacai"][QUOTE="lordreaven"] Hey Rome wasn't built in a day. (Constantinople was:P), besides they've got to remake all the weapons, enimies behaviour etc. be patient.lordreaven

[QUOTE="TheOwnerOner"]*yawn*sikanderahmed

agreed

The PC community has some very talented people. I downloaded so many mods for Fallout 3.

RadecSupreme

Just like oblivion before it fallout 3 with mods is a much better experience

I still play fallout 3 a year after thanks to mods

This one is a portal for fallout 3 called the cube experiment

I'd say freeware/doujin games is also a big advantage.

Mods FTW.:D Can't wait for Black Mesa, and the Shift game look great too. There also going to be a remake of Dear Esther which is one of the best and most unique mods ever IMO. It is looking good so far:


http://www.littlelostpoly.co.uk/devblog/

Eh, whatever floats your boat.

Those who can't appreciate what mods can do, have most likely never played a game with them.Deadly_Fatalis

I just don't care about mods anymore, I have far to many games to play to even consider playing mods. Its not that they're bad, they just don't fit in my schedule anymore.

I just don't care about mods anymore, I have far to many games to play to even consider playing mods. Its not that they're bad, they just don't fit in my schedule anymore.

-RPGamer-

I just don't care about mods anymore, I have far to many games to play to even consider playing mods. Its not that they're bad, they just don't fit in my schedule anymore.

-RPGamer-

this, i rarely download mods aside from performance or visual enhancements, still having them available is a huge advantage.

[QUOTE="RadecSupreme"]

The PC community has some very talented people. I downloaded so many mods for Fallout 3.

adamosmaki

[QUOTE="adamosmaki"]

[QUOTE="RadecSupreme"]

The PC community has some very talented people. I downloaded so many mods for Fallout 3.

lordreaven

you should see the dragon age one :P

OMG, Dino D-Day looks freakin' awesome!!!

DO WANT.

you should see the dragon age one :P

Those who can't appreciate what mods can do, have most likely never played a game with them.Deadly_Fatalis

[QUOTE="Deadly_Fatalis"]Those who can't appreciate what mods can do, have most likely never played a game with them.lowe0

[QUOTE="adamosmaki"][QUOTE="3sFan"]

There is no need to have mods unless the game is bad or short. Like the games mentioned above.

3sFan

NFS: Shift has no chance against Gran Turismo 5. Black Mesa isn't coming out for a while. Crysis is overrated. That RTS has no chance against Starcraft 2. And theres no point buying games that will be receiving DLC anytime soon as you can just wait for the GOTY editions. Gears 2, Oblivion, Fallout 3, etc.

[QUOTE="Deadly_Fatalis"]Those who can't appreciate what mods can do, have most likely never played a game with them.lowe0

hows about this, regardless of personal opinion concerning them, whether you care for or use them or not, people who cannot appriciate that simply having the mods available should you change your mind is an advantage, are ignorant.

Yeah mods are one of the main reasons I'm getting a gaming rig. Seeing what people have done with Oblivion is just amazing, and reflects very poorly on those small content packs bethesda charged for. (Not talking about Shivering Isles here)

A lot of mods are pretty crappy, though I recently realized I can make my own mods to play with and just bought GTAIV PC with that in mind. Big plus. Now I just need a computer that will run it. >.>

MEH is what I say to most mods.

Maps and weapons are cool to download and I appreciate those but I'll play full games made by those who get paid to make them.

That being said, I don't like Valve games so maybe that's where all the good modders are going.

Yup gotta love mods!!

Apparently Black Mesa is supposed to be released in Q1 2010 now, but i don't mind as long as they make it good.

Oh ann if anyone hasn't seen this heres a Star Wars - COD 4 mod.

Apparently Black Mesa is supposed to be released in Q1 2010 now, but i don't mind as long as they make it good.

d3uc3

As of today, at least. If it were yesterday, I would have thrown developer quotes about how they have said that they are going to make it in 2009. but Today, we got this from the project manager:

Hello Black Mesa fans!

We come to you once again with an update. It's now the end of 2009, and we know many of you have literally counted the days down until this fateful month. We are floored by the level of support you have given us and are very excited we're so close to reaching our goal.

Unfortunately, to our great disappointment, Black Mesa will not make a 2009 release.

Cynics may now rejoice, bets may be collected, and I think a mod team member has to eat his shoe, but we hope our loyal fans will forgive us and realize that the delay will translate into a better final product that's (hopefully) more easily available to everyone.

Once again we apologize for what has to be very disappointing news. We placed a 2009 deadline on ourselves to motivate us and bring this 6 year project to a close. And while we didn't quite make it, we have come very close, and you can expect a complete, polished game to hit your hard drives in the near future. We'll be sure and update if anything changes. Until then, hang tight, it's coming!BMS Devs