Thanks once again TheSigil. Please count me in!

For me I love mods that extend a game (like NWN modules) most.

Beyond that the mods I tend to favour are the more subtle changes such as mods in Skyrim that add more blacksmithing recipes or fix bugs. Keeps the experience mostly as the creators intended but fix the few things that annoy me.

Not in but thank you as usual. :)

In it again!

I'm in!

I usually only use mods if they are needed to get the game to work. For example, with Red Faction 1 the Pure Faction mod works really well and allows it to run a window!

I'm in, thanks!

In, please. Thanks.

I've used mods with many games... Deus Ex, Arcanum, Doom II (first modding experience), the Civilization games... But my hands-down favorite is Oblivion. I've never seen so much achieved by a modding community. People work together, argue the finer points of balance and progression, outdo one another in excellence... It's amazing. I never have tired of the game, of participating in the modding forums, of modding my own game... It can't be beat.

Cheers.

I'm in. Thanks for the giveaway S&S (+1).

HMMMM... ;)

I'm in, thanks for the giveaway and +1!

As for moding, I'm kind of a noob with computer games and I don't quite understand how to install many mods but, I did manage to download one mod for postal 2 (A week in paradise). So yea that was cool...

I'm in, thank you.

I usually prefer playing the vanilla games, but I like this kind of mods sometimes:
- those that fix problems by adding fundamental options (ex: missing UI features, gameplay patches, etc).
- graphics optimizations that don't change too much the original look (ex: default models and textures slightly improved)
- new content only if it's super lore friendly, famous among mods, finished+tested+bug-free.

I'm in.

I don't have time for mods :( Sometimes even official expansions bore me. When I'm done with a game, it doesnt expand anymore for me :/

I am in. +rep. Thanks

In, please. Thanks The Sigil and Sachys (+1) for another round of these generous happenings.

Not too much experience with mods. For some games I'd love level editor functionality, e.g. all the Castlevania titles I've played.

I am in, thanks.
I love mods of all kinds, and find that strategy games and open world games in particular benefit from modding, but I would like to see greater mod support for all games.

First-time in. Thanks for this giveaway!