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SteamWake · 11-13-07, 03:43 PM

The start date advice given is solid and I have nothing to ad to that.

But I always get amused when folks launch into a "download this mod, download that mod, ths mod is a must have" to a new player. Some new players might not even know what a mod is let alone how to install it.

While mods certainly can enhance your game experience my advice would be to play the vanilla version for a bit first for a couple of reasons.

One is to just learn the game play itself and find what YOU think should be modded. Secondly and more importantly you can see if the game is stable and does not crash un modified. That way if you add a mod and the game starts acting poorly you know it was the mod that did it

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edit; poor grammer

11-13-07, 03:43 PM	#5
SteamWake Rear Admiral Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 13,224 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	The start date advice given is solid and I have nothing to ad to that. But I always get amused when folks launch into a "download this mod, download that mod, ths mod is a must have" to a new player. Some new players might not even know what a mod is let alone how to install it. While mods certainly can enhance your game experience my advice would be to play the vanilla version for a bit first for a couple of reasons. One is to just learn the game play itself and find what YOU think should be modded. Secondly and more importantly you can see if the game is stable and does not crash un modified. That way if you add a mod and the game starts acting poorly you know it was the mod that did it ' edit; poor grammer Last edited by SteamWake; 11-13-07 at 05:09 PM.