Giskard is the most demented, paranoid fruitcake of a modderfucker I've run across (unfortunately not with a car).
I also have fond memories of MPrilla with his SuperScripts.
My only run-in with Giskard was when I politely asked him about one of his mods on Nexus and he replied something like, "You aren't asking the right way to get me to answer. You're doing it the wrong way!" It reminded me of that scene in Midnight Express (1978) where all the crazy, filthy, neglected prisoners are walking and shuffling around a pillar, going clockwise, all day and all night, and Billy Hayes starts walking counter-clockwise and a wild-eyed fellow prisoner grabs him and says, "You're doing it the wrong way!"
Mod users are entitled twats, and someone asking the same question that was asked 100 times before may just trigger mod author going off the deep end.Then when I checked back on his topic after a few years he was radiating hostility to everyone that posted in his thread, and screaming, "You stupid! It says right in the ReadMe what you need to do here!!!" Are modders naturally bi-polar? Or just misunderstood mad geniuses? Who are the true tools of the toolsets?
What can you expect of a modder named after a robot who ended up permanently frozen because he couldn't reconcile the rules that governed his behavior? Especially since the rule that broke him states that he cannot harm humanity lol.Giskard
Ubik, the developer of the Magna Mundi mod for EU3. He was actually committed to a mental institution at one point.
It's a mod that became a meme.
Basically some Bulgarians tried to profit off of making a mod for a game and they made Bulgaria ridiculous OP. There were like several bulgarias as well.
It would not be uncommon to have Bulgaria, Old Great Bulgaria, Communist Bulgaria, Republic of Bulgaria, Bulgarian Khanate all in the same game. Bulgaria also got ridiculous bonuses. Any start dates with bulgars always exaggerated territory as well.
It's another example of why ridiculously extended timeline mods are also always bad. All the typical problems from mods like that were in this game.
The guy behind it no joke claimed to have a dev team and a game company making this mod and would ask for donations all the time. I think he even put it behind a paywall at some point.
Thief modder HawkFlyAway seems to be a rather unstable person. Remember "blaming and offensive idiots , the best"? (It even was the forum title for a while.)
https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...best-slander-defamation-public-offense.99173/
I remember there was some guy called Wasp or something who claimed to be working on an unofficial patch for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. In reality, he was "fixing" the game according to his own autistic "creative vision" and added a bunch of stupid shit like massively overpowered weapons in the first area, completely breaking the balance of the game so as to feed his massive ego. Thankfully, another modder fixed it with the True Patch (tm) series.
I remember there was some guy called Wasp or something who claimed to be working on an unofficial patch for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. In reality, he was "fixing" the game according to his own autistic "creative vision" and added a bunch of stupid shit like massively overpowered weapons in the first area, completely breaking the balance of the game so as to feed his massive ego. Thankfully, another modder fixed it with the True Patch (tm) series.
Wesp5 is just German. Tessera is completely insane.
I remember there was some guy called Wasp or something who claimed to be working on an unofficial patch for Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines. In reality, he was "fixing" the game according to his own autistic "creative vision" and added a bunch of stupid shit like massively overpowered weapons in the first area, completely breaking the balance of the game so as to feed his massive ego. Thankfully, another modder fixed it with the True Patch (tm) series.
Wesp5 is just German. Tessera is completely insane.
This is a Wesp alt
There was a FO3 mod author of a quest adventure that I rated highly on his Nexus page and he was warm as can be in thanking me for liking his mod. Then when I checked back on his topic after a few years he was radiating hostility to everyone that posted in his thread, and screaming, "You stupid! It says right in the ReadMe what you need to do here!!!" Are modders naturally bi-polar? Or just misunderstood mad geniuses? Who are the true tools of the toolsets?
That's how it usually goes as a Gamebyro modder though. lol
It's all nice and sunflowers at the beginning, but then people are pouring in asking you to create a compatibility patch for that, asking you why your mod is not working in their mod setup, asking you if this will be working with that, making retarded demands, insulting you for not being 100% lore friendly, and so and so on. It's a huge downward spiral into madness.
There was a FO3 mod author of a quest adventure that I rated highly on his Nexus page and he was warm as can be in thanking me for liking his mod. Then when I checked back on his topic after a few years he was radiating hostility to everyone that posted in his thread, and screaming, "You stupid! It says right in the ReadMe what you need to do here!!!" Are modders naturally bi-polar? Or just misunderstood mad geniuses? Who are the true tools of the toolsets?
That's how it usually goes as a Gamebyro modder though. lol
It's all nice and sunflowers at the beginning, but then people are pouring in asking you to create a compatibility patch for that, asking you why your mod is not working in their mod setup, asking you if this will be working with that, making retarded demands, insulting you for not being 100% lore friendly, and so and so on. It's a huge downward spiral into madness.
Funny. I made a small Skyrim mod with my girl friend (now ex) a couple of years ago just for shits and giggles. I decided to upload it to Steam and the first comment was how it wasn't very lore friendly and the second comment was something about compatibility with some town/village expansion mod I had no idea existed. Stuff like that didn't even cross my mind when I made that mod
Wesp5 has worked on the unofficial Bloodlines patch for 15 years.