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Mon, 23 December 2002 16:12  
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 Sidetrack |
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Hi sheetbag,
Dedriana Live (DL) is a good mod too. It is a reworking of the JA2 game, so the mod is limited by the original map set, but all the maps have been altered, some different RPC's added (recruitable player-characters), and lots of neat toys and such. It is repetitive in the sense that the storyline moves forward in a similar way to JA2, but if you want to play through JA2 again, but with a big change in style and with a few cool surprises, check it out. (With something like 60,000 total downloads in multiple languages, those figures should speak for themselves.)
Vietnam SOG is very, very cool too. Make sure to get the patch for it, as well as follow the installation directions precisely. I don't believe you can play multiple campaigns with it (Like have UB, DL and SOG loaded at the same time) so I wouldn't try it. With the hacking of the codes that have been done, consider it something akin to genetic restructuring. The DNA strands have been replaced for specific reasons, but use the clone for a reason other than why it was created, and you'll find the defects.
How is cloning not akin to beastiality? What is the difference between boinking a monkey and boinking a human? (Beastiality) Thus, how can you argue that altering the DNA of humans, which has evolved over millions and millions of years - very carefully, and often brutally - is the same as using science to cut and paste DNA from different people and animals into an egg? Note to scientists - you don't put a Toyota muffler on a Mack truck.
Anyway, that's a different kind of MOD. Sorry for the rant, just had to get it out somewhere!
Sidetrack
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