looks like a CS killer
Jhambon Fromage!
This looks awesome
I agree 100% with this.
If the original game devs want their cut they could set up a handango type system and take it automaically.
I voted definately but I meant definitely
I never used any code from JBMod. I don't know why people think I did. I really did not.
I mean think about it - what in GMod could use JBMod's code? The physgun is included with the SDK.
Also - I never advertised GMod. I really didn't. I don't have a awesome "promoter" or whatever some mod teams have (I call them "hangers on"). GMod got promoted by people because they liked it - not because I sent everyone an email asking them to pimp it. The most I ever did was send an email to hl2net/hlf/moddb/phl when I released a big update - but every mod should be doing that anyway. I'd also like you to note that on the promotional front GMod has NEVER been mentioned in one of Valve's "weekly updates" - a lot of the released mods have - so if it was all about promotion they should have the lead there.
I really don't get the "It's not a mod" statement. If it wasn't a mod you'd just be playing Half-Life 2.
"Maybe not, but the latest versions of Garry's mod are just scripted 'games' written by OTHER PEOPLE thrown in and called 'Content'. I mean, that'd be like Dystopia decompiling CounterStrike and putting it in as a 'minigame' and calling it original content."
No, it'd be like Dystopia putting maps in there that Teddy hasn't created and calling it original content. Oh wait that's how it works.
GMod was designed so people could add their scripted gamemodes and weapons in - it wasn't an accident.
Oh.. well don't tell them that :)
Who Is Eligible: Any non-commercial mod teams (see guidelines or detailed rules).
Competing for: $10,000 in cash (see the Awards Page for more details)
Entry Fee: $25.
Submissions Due: Submissions are now closed - thanks to all who submitted!
The entry fee was reduced (from what I don't know).
We've been talking to members of the mod community over the past few weeks, working with the top modders, who are often talented hobbyists with limited spare time and income. Since they wanted a little more time and needed a lower entry price to allow them to compete, we've set new guidelines for the 2006 IGF Mod Competition..
Therefore, the new IGF Mod Competition deadline for Half-Life 2, Doom 3, NeverWinter Nights, and Unreal Tournament 2004 modders is now November 1, and the entry fee is now $25. However, we're still keeping the prizes the same - you could win your share of a total $10,000 in prizes, including $2,500 for the top mod for each game.
That whole quote sums up why I didn't submit GMod.
Hell naw I ain't paying to enter a mod contest - no matter how little it costs.
Garry's mod doesn't qualify :(
Not that I was going to pay a hundred dollars to enter a contest anyway.
Great idea for a joke mod! Looking great so far! Good luck!
That's ok - it saved me a trip and he's been bugging me all day to do it.
I was just coming to write about this :)
This is the worst piece of **** I've ever had the misfortune of witnessing.It's just a bunch of models taken from other people thrown into a game to look like a pile of feces.
You obviously haven't played it. When did games stop being about having fun?
hah yeah I noticed that once I'd uploaded it :(
this is the most awesome half-life 2 mod Ive ever seen YOU WILL CHANGE THE WORLD
haha, no problem. I hadn't used MODDB before and assumed the news would just be going in my mod section.
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