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Why even make games anymore? After all, if you just release enough information, hyper dedicated modders will do it all for you. Such is sort of the case with modder and Reddit user XenoX101, who has managed to out-zerg-rush Blizzard itself and bring the unreleased Heart of the Swarm expansion's unit selection to vanilla StarCraft II. He plans to keep expanding on the proto-expansion as Blizzard trickles out more details, too, so there's plenty more where this came from. Well, unless he forgets to spawn more Overlords.
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Wingzero_x
November 02, 2011 at 9:00am
Mods are the best thing about PC gaming, but it seems lately more and more games are being locked down and it becomes harder to not only make the mods, but to install them as well. It's really sad they do this too, because some of the best experiences in games are the mods, and in some cases the mods actually fix the original game.
bling581
November 02, 2011 at 9:40am
It's too bad because replay adds a lot of value to a game. Who wants to play a game that they can beat in 20-25 hours with nothing else to do? I applaud Bethesda and the Elder Scrolls series for allowing and even supporting modders. The game itself is an incredible time sink, but tack on mods and you can easily play that game for over a hundred hours. I haven't even finished my original Oblivion character and I'm on 60+ hours.
Archangel1976
November 02, 2011 at 11:28am
Amen man. My original Oblivion character was so high in level, every time I went inside a gate, all the demons should have been scrambling for the exits.
But it was soooooooo much fun!
bling581
November 03, 2011 at 10:05am
I only wish I had purchased Oblivion sooner. Skyrim is out this month so Oblivion will be put on the shelf until I get bored with Skyrim, if that ever happens!
