Hello Folks!
Coming back to HoI2: DD after about 9 month of pausing, I was surprised to see how very much alive the modding community still is... Congratulations on that!
So now I am considering trying out some mod that is new or updated out there, but I simply cannot make up my mind which I should give a go. If I had loads of time, I surely would try one after the other, but I don´t. So I was hoping that some of you guys could recommend me some mod.
I am mostly interested in historical accuracy as well as strategy (what a surprise :rofl: ), so those would be the main benchmarks.
Anyways, I think it may be a good idea, if the main Mods were to present themselves in short within a dedicated thread so that casual players like me don´t have to browse the forums for hours until they find something for their taste (I know, there is the "Ongoing Projects and Modifications - Links"-Sticky, but its not very helpfull either, since it takes quite a while to find out what each mod is actually like& all about). If the mods are made to be played by a large number of people, so why not make them more accessible? And while we are at it, it might make sense to allow players to give marks to each mod in different criterias like historicity, playability, AI, etc.
Coming back to HoI2: DD after about 9 month of pausing, I was surprised to see how very much alive the modding community still is... Congratulations on that!
So now I am considering trying out some mod that is new or updated out there, but I simply cannot make up my mind which I should give a go. If I had loads of time, I surely would try one after the other, but I don´t. So I was hoping that some of you guys could recommend me some mod.
I am mostly interested in historical accuracy as well as strategy (what a surprise :rofl: ), so those would be the main benchmarks.
Anyways, I think it may be a good idea, if the main Mods were to present themselves in short within a dedicated thread so that casual players like me don´t have to browse the forums for hours until they find something for their taste (I know, there is the "Ongoing Projects and Modifications - Links"-Sticky, but its not very helpfull either, since it takes quite a while to find out what each mod is actually like& all about). If the mods are made to be played by a large number of people, so why not make them more accessible? And while we are at it, it might make sense to allow players to give marks to each mod in different criterias like historicity, playability, AI, etc.