GMod10!!!!!

bakes0310 · 30 Nov 2006 at 13:06

i dont play this game but my little bro does so ill have to get it for him, he just loves this game, he just builds random stuff and has fun doing it. Also and i have to admit the zombie servers are really fun

Dj_Jestar · 30 Nov 2006 at 13:08

KNiVES said:
Nice conclusion there, seeing as CSS has one of the largest online playerbases of any PC game (2nd biggest after the original 1.6), and TF2 isn't even out yet, with only 2 media screens.

That just means their advertisement works.. the game is a mockery of it's former self. Oh, and Dynamic Weapon Prices? haha..

Psyk · 30 Nov 2006 at 15:18

VeNT said:
maybe the comunity should stop selling out to valve as all they seem to do is break games (CS:S TFC etc).

So say you've put your heart and soul into making a great mod that thousands of people play and one day Valve say to you, we'll hire you to keep working on your mod. Are you really going to turn round and say "No I like working at McDonalds in the day time and I don't want to be paid for doing what I like"?

Also who says the original developers of CS don't still have full creative control? It's just that they are now Valve employees rather than amateurs.

Phalanx · 30 Nov 2006 at 15:44

sunlitsix said:
maybe not, but surely he needs some credit for all the work he has done for garrys mod

the whole point of mods is that they're free (well, i ridiculously large majority are)

I smell a sell out

WHAT!!! · 30 Nov 2006 at 15:56

For £4-£6 you can't really go wrong if your having countless hours of fun playing around with it.

Im not sure if i will be purchasing it as i've not really seen what the big difference between 9 and 10 is as i've not looked into it but if it is a big improvement then i may just get it as i spent hours sat playing around with it and i enjoyed it a lot.

If anyone has bought it fancy making some video's with the new features in please

benjo · 30 Nov 2006 at 16:05

Me, naffa and pulse have bought it. I'm sure one of us will create a video soon.

(not me as i have work in a bit :/)

n3crius · 30 Nov 2006 at 16:56

i tried earlier versions and had some fun building things. a month or so back i joined some server where people were creating blocks/cubes in order to defend themselves or something. but that was ALL that was going on, seemed extremely boring.

apart from making rocket powered bathtubs that hurtle through a hundred explosive barrels with some ladies attached via elastic... what else can be done with GM?

i'm sure there must be servers with some really decent ideas that have persisted, or something some of you guys have invented. what cool things do you use it for?

benjo · 30 Nov 2006 at 17:01

NPC deathmatches :cool:

Neoni · 30 Nov 2006 at 17:24

benjo said:
NPC deathmatches

GMod has a limit on what you can do it, it can get boring quickly.

Zogger · 30 Nov 2006 at 18:36

n3crius said:
apart from making rocket powered bathtubs that hurtle through a hundred explosive barrels with some ladies attached via elastic... what else can be done with GM?

...anything, literally. Given the LUA scripting it is possible to create 2d games that have no bearing on gmod, as seen in some screenshots - eg. Multiplayer snake, crazy golf etc.

ReeceKB · 30 Nov 2006 at 19:20

ahh i think i'm gna have to buy HL2 semms pretty gd.

Mp4 · 30 Nov 2006 at 19:51

Had to post this

LOL (ps not my creation just found it via steam)

Zacko · 30 Nov 2006 at 19:59

Bought it earlier, definatly worth it I think as I play GMod loads and it's great for basically anything.

Garry is a complete **** though :eek:

Naffa · 30 Nov 2006 at 20:34

Zacko said:
Garry is a complete **** though

Why?

benjo · 30 Nov 2006 at 22:18

Neon said:
GMod has a limit on what you can do it, it can get boring quickly.

The limit is your imagination.

Psyk · 30 Nov 2006 at 22:28

Phalanx said:
the whole point of mods is that they're free (well, i ridiculously large majority are)

I smell a sell out

I'm sure a large majority of modders would gladly make a mod that they get paid for, it's just that most don't have the resources to do so. I doubt that they actively want to work on this stuff for free, it's just that they don't mind doing so if they have no means to make money from it.

NightSt@lk3r · 1 Dec 2006 at 11:30

Psyk said:
I'm sure a large majority of modders would gladly make a mod that they get paid for, it's just that most don't have the resources to do so. I doubt that they actively want to work on this stuff for free, it's just that they don't mind doing so if they have no means to make money from it.

i as founder of a modding team for racing simulations can safely say i actively do it for free as i belive modding is all about the passion for it and all mods should remain free.

Zogger · 1 Dec 2006 at 11:45

Garry has already churned out 8 versions all for free and they've been a lot of work I'm sure... Without valve taking him on I very much doubt that gmod10 in its current form would even be possible, given that virtually everything appears to have been redesigned and rewritten...

Psyk · 1 Dec 2006 at 11:49

NightSt@lk3r said:
i as founder of a modding team for racing simulations can safely say i actively do it for free as i belive modding is all about the passion for it and all mods should remain free.

Well as a modder myself, I think the opposite. Do you want to be a professional games developer someday? I suppose that's the difference. There are some people who work on mods to get experience with games to help them get in the industry, and there's some for whom it's just a hobby. The former are more likely to "sell out" as people have put it. Although personally I wouldn't call it selling out if they have never said it'll always be free and they aren't going back on their word.

Mp4 · 7 Dec 2006 at 21:01

Hi peeps,

I've bought Gmod10 (as a mate said buy it buy it) But i've no idea what to do or how to do things

so if anyone wants to faf about and guide me on how to do odd things plz feel free