Team Unification
24 members Developer & PublisherDedicated to bringing many 40K faction mods to the Dawn of War 1 community through the Unification Mod. Previously known as Team Thudmeizer since the...
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Dedicated to bringing many 40K faction mods to the Dawn of War 1 community through the Unification Mod. Previously known as Team Thudmeizer since the...
A band of unlikely modders that have nothing better to do with their time!
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There is a need for Modders to make "easy to install mods" for those gamers that are intimidated by replacing files or modding games. I see many comments from gamers that they tried to install mod(s) and can't get them to work. You may have seen the comments yourself. I have been gaming since the 70's, but have only been using mods recently (about 2 years). Since games like Command & Conquer are both popular and available to mod, it would seem to me that it would make sense to make PRE-MODDED games. I think it would be great for gamers to have an option to purchase PRE-MODDED classics that would install just like you would normally install them, and have been tested to play on modern systems. I have seen many modder requests for patronage/support so they can mod full time. What I am saying is simple. Lots more gamers would get mods, and modders would have income for providing pre-modified games that are easy to install. The AncientGamer thanks you and wishes you success. Happy Gaming!
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