PC Game Modding – A Brief History from NUrislam's blog

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 Still, also it would be fair to say that in the early days, modders had it hard enough, If we ’re going to look at the history of modding. A lot of the work was factual coding and you ’d need a lot of experience in programming. Veritably snappily, however, it sounded like anyone who knew about the armature of a game’s lines could change textures and means enough simply, just by copying and replacing some of the images.Are you creating a FiveM server? Here are the best scripts for FiveM, for a cheap price and a very good quality! Don’t waste your time for testing and fixing free FiveM scripts. Use our premium FiveM scripts. For more atfivem

 The First PC Game Mod

 The first mod is delicate enough to pinpoint, but if we allow Apple into the equation, also that would be the mod entitled “ Castle Smurfenstein”. A parody mod in the early 1980s for the game Castle Wolfenstein which replaced adversary Nazi dogfaces with – you guessed it – Smurfs. Silas Warner, one of the first hires on the Muse Software development platoon for Castle Wolfenstein, had formerly dabbled with modding on a game for the Commordore 64 with Dino Eggs, where he also decided to add some Smurfs. When he turned his attention to modding Castle Wolfenstein (which went on to inspire the smash hit game Wolfenstein 3D) he started by fitting his own idol-Smurfbutcher Bob – and progressed to change all of the textures for Nazi adversaries into the nominal little blue cartoon characters.

“ Castle Wolfenstein was a terribly delightful and addictive game but commodity was missing,” said Warner on the sanctioned Castle Smurfenstein webpage. “ Nazis just did n’t feel that hanging to a suburban high- academy sprat in the early ’80s. Smurfs. That was the real trouble now."