Hmm I see. Personally I've never had problem if the mod is well designed but I do know they can be screwy and also difficult to install right. A good mod should not just "add stuff" to a game but do it seamlessly and increase your enjoyment of the game by making more of the game for you to enjoy and doing it well. Adam Miller's mods do that exceptionally as they're not just mods; they add entire new campaigns and storylines to the game that are well-written. Still I can understand your frustration with mods in general.Saelune said:
How serious people took them. Most if not all forbade non names or cheesy login name names. No Justin the awesomes, or xxx Sniper King xxx. It was Eulard, Gynadrin, and Kenzington. People played their characters. If someone spoke, it was their character. I prefered the smaller servers more, cause they were more personal. I once became the most powerful player villian in one server, had my own secret lair, and minions (my character inherited it all from the former leader, a Lich)Ensiferum said:
