Best Mod ever

[tomemozok]

Ok,so i want to play some mods that i haven't played, so i want to hear your favorite mods, so i can play them i f i haven't so far. Plus,let this be a vote for us to find the best mod ever

 

[Codee212]

Half Mind.

 

[Mogi67]

The Specialists. One of the best mods I've ever played.

 

[Lobster]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=170904329

 

[Vegeta897]

For what game?

Poke 646 (and the Vendetta mini-expansion thing) is a very good HL1 mod. As is Peaces Like Us and Azure Sheep, and several others I've forgotten the name of.

And if you're feeling hardcore, check out Half Quake: Amen and Half Quake: Sunrise

 

[Barnz]

Half-Life

They Hunger series
Hazardous Course 2
Focal Point
DAV's work (Azure Sheep, Point of View and his map packs)
Heart of Evil
Brendon Chung's work (Bugstompers, Bootleg Squadrog, 1986, The Puppy Years)

Todesangst series
Hour Glass

Half-Life 2

Underhell
Research and Development
Mission Improbable

Flesh
Black Snow
Random Quest

 

[Aizawa]

hey nice thread! I still have to play a lot of mods too!

edit: Okay, keep in mind that a lot of mods do not work anymore because of steampipe!

 

[kineaesth]

I'm upset this thread isn't about me!

 

[Vegeta897]

Hey, didn't I make a post before with a joke like that? About you?

Edit: Oh yeah, it was that special thing where you could submit a mod to the site. I must have that image somewhere.

 

[GreenPepper]

G-String is awe inspiring for me, even though the mod developer used quite a bit of unauthorized assets, it looks fantastic!

 

[trunk_slamchest]

They Hunger series

one of the most bad ass full conversion mods ever...made by PC Gamer.

some of the best hours ive ever spent gaming.

 

[Lobster]

...made by PC Gamer.

Technically they distributed it rather than make it, great series though!

There are so many from that era I remember.. USS Darkstar, Azure Sheep and Redemption are those that I can still name. I haven't played many Half-Life 2 mods, but I do remember Mistake of Pythagoras for its creepy brush-based monsters and alphabet rain.

 

[Barnz]

Neil Manke's work is always inspiring.