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I’ll start: * Diaspora FreeSpace 2 mod where you play a campaign as a Battlestar viper pilot. * Enderal Skyrim mod where you play a totally separate campaign in a different world with different mechanics, lore, voice acting, and story.
So I’ve been looking for Deadpool keys for steam so I can play on steam deck. Is there any workarounds other than pirating that I can use to play the game. Maybe a different store? The keys are asking 500 dollars. I had no idea the game wasn’t for sale on steam anymore I just saw a video of it running on steam deck and thought it looked great and wanted to buy the game. I’m guessing it’s not an option anymore but thought I’d ask.
Personally, I’ve been dabbling in PC gaming on and off since around 1999, but I wouldn’t say I’ve been a true to form pc gamer until around 2020 when I built my first PC. All other PC’s I had owned were just basic store bought computers with a GPU added to make it efficient for running games.
During that time I was still playing Xbox and whatever Nintendo handhelds were available throughout the years before I fully ditched consoles for PC gaming in 2020.
Well, yep. Make mods easier to download and find/get. Quality of life to expansion of the game. Cyberpunk and Skyrim are prime options where mods are a no-brainer.
Bring a “request system” where if a mod is downloaded a lot, the creator and players can request the Devs to add the mod in the game, and the game can have a turn on/ turn off.
Players know best what is popular. My god, console players are getting lowballed.
Edit:!!! I know some mods are huge in size, so I assume an easy download option in-game or something. A native addition of mods. Often, the mods get updates from creators if it causes errors anyways. If not, remove or quick-patch if possible.