A soup-erb interview - ElSopa
Today we are talking to ElSopa - long-time member of the site, texture artist, and creator of 'I can't believe it's not an ENB' as well as several SkyUI themes and widget designs.
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BigBizkit: To start this off, why don’t you tell us a bit about yourself?
ElSopa: Well, first of all, I want to thank you guys for giving me this space, as you have given other super talented authors!
About myself, w...Design Update - Try our new navigation
Starting today, we're rolling out an opt-in beta version of the site that will feature a new header, footer and updated game tiles. The new layout features a minimal design that includes all the key features from the current version. If you are interested in taking it for a test drive, click the 'Take a look' option in the banner at the top of the website (or click here).
Once you've given yourself some time to adjust to the new design, we'd love to hear your thoughts....A Flashy Expansion - FlashShifter
This week we're talking with FlashShifter, creator of Stardew Valley Expanded, a massive overhaul mod for the titular game.
Thank you for joining us FlashShifter. To start off could you please tell us a little about yourself?
I’m glad to be here and grateful to have this opportunity for an interview! My name is Devin. I graduated from university a couple of years ago with a BA in accounting. Moved to Seattle with my girlfriend to seek out employment. I enjoy video g...Project Spotlight: iEquip
Today we are talking to dunc001, MrNeverLost and Fudgyduff, the team behind iEquip - a very clever equipment management overhaul for Skyrim and Skyrim Special Edition.
BigBizkit: To start this off, why don’t you tell us a bit about yourself and your modding journey thus far?
Dunc001: Hi, my name is Dunc (short for Duncan), I am 46 years old, Scottish, a husband, father, company director, and I have absolutely no formal programming training! Other than...Prime time with PrimeSonic
Today's guest in our Mod Author interview series is PrimeSonic - creator of a number of super useful feature mods for Subnautica and Subnautica: Below Zero.
We'll start as we always do. For those who don't know you, can you tell us a bit about yourself?
Hi there. I'm PrimeSonic and I've been using this name on the internet since the very early 2000s, back when 'Web 2.0' was still in its infancy. I've been a modder on Nexus for just over a year now, although I joined long...A three dimensional interview - mathy79
Today we are talking to mathy79 maker of Medieval Lanterns of Skyrim - which adds a lot of much-needed variety to the various holds in Skyrim - and other stunning visual improvement mods for Skyrim Special Edition.
BigBizkit: To start this off, why don’t you tell us a bit about yourself?
mathy79: Well, I am European, I’m in my 30s, and my everyday life includes math and science, some football on the weekends, and lately lots of 3D modelling.
How ...Vortex 1.0 Release
Back towards the end of 2016 we began work on a new mod manager, Vortex, to replace the ageing Nexus Mod Manager. Unfortunately, we considered this change a necessary act considering the mess that NMM was (and still is) in.
When we first started work on Vortex we were very aware that, over the 6 years that we worked on Nexus Mod Manager, it remained in a state of permanent beta which reflected our lack of confidence in the software's ability to remain stable and provide a solid exper...Meme Mania: Wrap up and winners!
A few weeks ago we launched our Meme Mania community event where we asked you guys to come up with gaming and/or modding related, humorous memes and potentially win one of three game keys for a game of your choice on GOG.com!
Many of you have submitted their memes and we had a blast looking through them all and picking our ten favourites. As a reminder: two of the three keys for a game of your choice on GOG.com go to two randomly chosen users from the jury selection, whereas one ke...Seconds from Silence - Abstract Era Entertainment
Today we are talking to Abstract Era Entertainment and the team behind Seconds from Silence, an upcoming, moddable MMORPG due for release in 2020. Seconds from Silence will take you to a medieval fantasy world reminiscent of Skyrim and Witcher 3, paired with MMO mechanics, factions, race-relations, empire-building and managing, and more. As of today, the team is recruiting alpha testers, so if you are interested, feel free to read through the interview and apply to become a tester (see below). ...
Issues with Pay Pal payments over the past couple of weeks
We've noticed an increase in support tickets recently related to payments failing when attempting to purchase Supporter or Premium Membership on the site. This issue seems to have only affected a small subset of people who have purchased membership through Pay Pal, but it's important I get the word out so these users are not out of pocket or out of membership they legitimately paid for on the site.
The issue was caused by a communication error between Pay Pal's services and our servi...Vortex support added: Blade & Sorcery
We've been chatting with the team behind Blade & Sorcery about the official modding support included in update 6 of the game and are pleased to announce full Vortex support for Blade & Sorcery.
To start modding the game with Vortex, you'll need 0.18.11 or above and Blade & Sorcery 6.0 or above. Then you just need to click the 'Download with Manager' or 'Vortex' buttons found on the mod pages.
Vortex allows you to easily install and uninstall you...Meme Mania: Make memes and win a game of your choice!
Do you like memes? Do you like the idea of winning one of 3 GOG keys for a game of your choice? Then we have great news for you: submit a fresh modding and/or gaming related meme and one of the three game keys could be yours!
With our last Community Screenshot Event having been a great success, we thought it’s time to run another enticing event, this time centred around humour and fun in the form of modding memes!
Modding Memes
What we mean by that is, essen...Morrowind May Modathon 2019: Wrap-Up
Last month marked the launch of the fifth annual Morrowind May Modathon Modding Competition celebrating the 17th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and we are happy to say that the event has been a great success with a whopping ~230 new mods being uploaded by ~80 individual modders - veterans and newcomers alike!
To put this into perspective: not since 2004 have we seen this many mods being uploaded for Morrowind in a single month, proving once more that even 17 years af...Win a free game with GOG.com
Summer is here and our friends over at GOG.com are having their Summer Sale Festival. They've given us 100 keys for a bunch of awesome games to give away to our community.
If you're looking for something new to keep your appetite for gaming sated until the new E3 titles are released, here's your chance to pick up a new game for the low, low price of free!
There are a few rules you should be aware of before entering. It's pretty basic, but if you get it wrong your entry ...Vortex Support added: Sekiro, Resident Evil 2 (2019), and more!
Good news for our Sekiro, Resident Evil 2 (2019), Vampire the Masquerade - Bloodlines, Dawn of Man, and Surviving Mars communities!
As of version 0.18.5, our new mod manager Vortex now supports modding for all of the above games meaning you can use Vortex to mod 59 different games total.
Moreover, multi-variant mods - that’s mods that give you multiple options, such as different colours for armour replacers etc. - for many games, including the above (with the exception...Turning off the legacy API
Following the announcement 3 months ago, today is the day we'll be turning off our legacy modding API. This system has been fully replaced by the new Nexus Mods API and is therefore redundant.
What does this mean?
Any applications using this service will no longer be able to log in, retrieve mod information or handle downloads from our site. We've been working with the developers who maintain some of the most popular modding tools to help them make the transition to the new API...Morrowind May Modathon 2019: Release a mod and win prizes
It’s May and that means the annual Morrowind Modathon is back to celebrate the 17th anniversary of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind - and this time around there are not only achievements waiting to be unlocked but also a huge number of keys for AAA and indie games to be won! Last year's Modathon sparked the creation of many new and exciting Morrowind mods and we are all looking forward to seeing what our community will come up with this year.
The event will be running for one mont...Site Design Survey and Feedback Group
How do you feel about the design of the Nexus Mods website? Since our sites current design went live in 2017 we’ve been listening to all the feedback, both good and bad, we've received from the community. Armed with that and having now filled our UI/UX designer position at the Nexus Mods office, our designer has been tasked with going through the current site layout and looking for ways it can be improved.
We’ve spent some time looking at the analytics on our ...Screenshot Community Event: The Final Presentation
A few weeks ago we launched our first Screenshot Community Event giving everyone the opportunity to submit a screenshot for Skyrim, Skyrim SE, Enderal, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76 depicting the event theme 'Conflict and Struggle' and potentially win one of three prizes which would be awarded at random to three different participants.
The turnout has been great with hundreds of screenshots having been submitted and we, the Nexus Mods team, as well as our co-organisers Excellentium and ...Screenshot Community Event: Thank you for participating!
Two weeks ago, we launched our first Screenshot Community Event giving everyone the opportunity to submit a screenshot for Skyrim, Skyrim SE, Enderal, Fallout 4, and Fallout 76 depicting the event theme 'Conflict and Struggle' and potentially win one of three prizes.
The turnout has been great and we are happy to say that dozens of screenarchers - newcomers and veterans alike - have entered the event. We all - that is the Nexus Mods team as well as our co-hosts for the even...
Day of Defeat Source Patch v1.0.0.38 +AutoUpdate Day of Defeat Source Patch From v37 to v40 download links are externally hosted on Extabit, Rapidshare, Rapidgator, Netload, Uploaded and Day of Defeat Source Patch From v37 to v40 also available directly on Torrent Sources. Day of Defeat: Source takes the classic gameplay of the original Day of Defeat and improves the experience with Source, the advanced engine technology Valve created for Half-Life 2.
| Platforms: | PC |
| Publisher: | Valve Corporation |
| Developer: | Valve Corporation |
| Genres: | 3D Shooter / First-Person Shooter |
| Release Date: | 2005 |
| Game Modes: | Multiplayer |
Day of Defeat was originally a Half-Life mod. It gained some traction as an online shooter in its day, and has even proven itself to be worthy enough of an engine remake with this game. Don’t expect any huge advancements from the first game, though.
Two teams, no vehicles, small maps and many weapons make Day of Defeat Source a ferociously claustrophobic shooter. The only problem? It ain’t got any bot support, so you have to buy it on Steam for anything other than LAN play. The maps range from the usual World War II-themed sights, all of them with a strong emphasis on closed-quarter combat that gives the game its gritty feel. Many revolve around navigating through bombed-out towns, full of ruined streets and stationary vehicles that act as props.
Day of Defeat is a bit of a cross between Counter-Strike and Team Fortress. The weapon categories are similar to BF1942, except none of them have any really special abilities. So you’ve got your riflemen, submachinegunner, heavy assault, sniper, bazooka dude – it’s all there, in either American or German garbs. Some of the weapons have an alternate firing mode or special ability. For example, you can look through the iron sights of a rifle for zoomed-in shots with the right mouse button, but with an SMG you’ll see your character performing a melee attack.
It’s all well and good, but the end of the day this is merely a graphical update with some minor gameplay tweaks. You can’t expect much when this game was originally a budget release, and it’s definitely able to deliver some vicious fun when you find a populated server, but with no bot support, your entire enjoyment of DODS will hinge on your probabily of finding other people to play against.
System Requirements: Pentium IV 2 GHz, 512 MB RAM, WinXP
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