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Default 11-06-2002, 02:29 PM

both absolute, and pest bring up good points, as for bright-skins, i did say "common sense", right? I think that using bright skins in a game with human-styled characters is cheating, as they no longer even resemble models of humans, and serve no other purpose than to cheat. Blood mods add a realistic flair to the game, and crosshairs are really a personal choice, i play with people who refuse to edit the original, on the basis that the new ones don't help game play...again I try to stress some sensibility in modifying the game.

Pest brings up a muc touchier point though, what you say is true, many people dont have access to mods, and no one controls them, and you are right to imply that some players are then at a disadvantage....really good point, gotta think about that, i think you got me there....

it's funny, cuz when i added crosshairs, and blood, or any visual mod, i had no thought of it improving my gameplay (and to be honest, i don't know if they have), i just thought they looked cool...

hmmm.. still common sense, bright-skins are such an obvious cheat, regardless of their availability
  
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