Yeah.
There is at least one.
(one I'm making) lol.

Although you do gain money a tad easier, (though it evens out due to everything being a little more expensive) Discovery is good like that.

I forget what the newest version is. Check it out, it has lots of add-ons w/out changing the gameplay too much.

Thanks ill do that

If you want a good challange try one of my BigDaddy mods Storyline or Open SP.

I will warn you it is not a cake walk.

I'll tell ya what's tough: "Engage the Rheinland Fleet" in Discovery.

Yup.

is it possible to stop sneaking around such players like snakes "ZzzzzZZZZ come to my mod ZZZZzzzzZZZZ all you are looking for is here ZZZZzzzzZZ that is the best mod ever ZZzzzzZZZzzzzz"

it would be better to direct such players to the download section and tell them to read something about the mods there and get an own oppinion based on the features of the mods

Good Idea OP I Think I'll post a link

Click here and begain your search for the best mod you like

Edited by - FlyByU on 5/1/2007 6:11:04 AM

Or... I could recommend a mod (which doesn't seem to be too far off from what kahutiac was requesting) and if he/she is interested he/she could simply look up the mod and read the info there if he/she feels like it. The next step, of course, would be downloading the specified mod.

Just another wonderfully simple method of recommending a mod.

and 10 other mods which contain exactly the same requested stuff dont even get mentioned... like they dont even exist

And that's a good part of the point... After all, from all those mods available, which one should you choose if you know none of them? The job of going through each can be rather tedious, so I think giving out suggestions is a great way to promote the mods you feel are good. And since it's only an opinion, you are free to decide whether to ignore it or not.

I have this theory in my mod....
easy come...easy go.
The more you make the more you spend.
Nothing ain't cheap except the ale.

Well, excuse me for kindly trying to help out someone. But I think I have more justification in posting here and recomending a mod than you do coming in to uselessly scold the ones who are actually anwsering Kahutiac's topic.

I sincerely apoligize if my mod recommending is not up to your standards, but if you are that worried about this person not finding what he's looking for in our recommendations then why don't you give him a link to a mod of your choosing.

Good day.

Edited by - Orin_Hasting on 5/7/2007 9:59:21 PM

everyone which is able to read should be able to find a mod that fits to him/her

so let ppl decide on the posted facts there instead of the oppinion of a single guy that is sneaking around like a snake "ZZZZzzzz take my mod...ZZZZzzz ... come over here... ZZZZzzzzZZZzzz it is the best .... ZZzzzZZZZ no dont check out the others....ZZZZZzzz"

they can make their own decision... based on the features of the mods

The description of mods is not something very objective and critic. I won't go out and tell "Oh well, this is my mod, it's very unbalanced and crashes often, but it still has plenty of neat features!", now would I?

I think the best way to know if a mod is good or not is to ask around. The mod makers will always try promoting their own creation, logically. Only users will be able to tell what the administrators won't. Of course, promoting your own mod is less objective, but that's a low point in having an active community. On this, I can agree with you. However, I don't think most people do that on purpose. They do it because they honestly think their mods are nice, and since I didn't play most, I have nothing to say against this.