TKAzA Two thousand and eight is hot! blog

TKAzA

Aaron Baker joined Jul 13, 2005

I'm a self taught 3D artist with a passion for modding and gaming, known for being a tad random and generally drunk, I came to ModDB in v1 looking for Max Payne mods but then forgot about the site, until I came back in 2005 and haven't left since. I'm a friendly, enthusiastic person happy to lend a hand were needed. I'm currently employed at a internet company in Perth, Western Australia and lend my spare time to a few mods and managing mod and add-ons content on ModDB. If you ever have a question on a mod or add-on issue, I will point you towards the light, mod or add-on as the case may be.

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Posted by TKAzA on Jan 8th, 2008 digg this super bookmark

2008

Is here and after a long drunk holiday season, its time to get back to the thing we all love the most.
TKAzA Ahem i mean ... Modding

For some this time may mean gearing up their mods media for MOTY Phase 2 or creating a few maps for good old CS, either way modDB hasn't been as drunk as me and is a folorish of activity.

Many new mods have added themselves to the database in the last month.

A shoutout goes to Max Freeman the mod taking HL1 to the Max Payne engine and giving you a look at the back of MR.Freemans head, rather than in.

Other large updates come from Exodus, Talon 1-5, Depth and Revolt RC Stories.
Its always great to see new original mods and old mods still producing work and keeping there fans updated through modDB.

The Addons Section of the site is also growing with some cool creations being uploaded, the stand out of these in December would have to be ctf quarry v2 by PogoP

A Clean amazingly well detailed map for Team Fortress 2

Comments

Gin Jan 12 2008, 11:48pm says:

I know, this month it seems people are uploading more than they did when V3 was open to everyone. Now there are so many updates to groups and individual pages my updates are always at least 12 or 14 updates since I last logged in. I think Max Freeman's link is dead though Aza.

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PrplPplEater Jan 24 2008, 6:38pm says:

It's probably because the interface is brighter and more user-friendly. A lot of people are turned off by a darker-themed website.

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laserpanda Feb 25 2008, 9:30pm says:

Wow we have the same monitors.

It would be nice to have a third to get rid of that gap in the middle for gaming, but The price of another monitor AND another videocard is way too much.

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