starbuster.x17

Fond. Trying to game and type at once. my bad.Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

Again, thank you for your time taken to respond to my rant, I really do appreciate it. I very much agree with you, however, I can't make the same connections, as I don't mod, but I know the feeling of having something hard-worked for taken.As a side note, I am quite of your content, and I'm glad I had gotten my hands on it before you took the downloads down. Thanks a lot. - ~D.~ Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

Thanks a lot for the correction and feedback. I can see some of the illogical parts I put in there. Anyway, I appreciate you taking the time to respond to my pretty pointless rant. I will definitely take everything you said into consideration. Thanks again - ~D.~ Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk

After quite some time I can easily see that the community has turned against itself, when it was supposed to be us against the world. Backstabbing, accusations, pointless arguments, and so much more have started to truly tear apart a once so happy, and passionate group. I've noticed a lot of harsh selfishness as well, with people nitpicking to get all their wanted "credit", some only giving things as parts of equal trades; it is very ridiculous, and needs to end. We are all, or are likely all, gamers. We can upon this forum in search for fellow gamers with similar interests, and the same passion we have. We didn't join this forum to experience what a horrid, and dysfunctional family feels like, as some may already be in that boat. Instesd we came for the good parts of a family: Shared values, shared interests, and most importantly, shared passion. And passion, that's a word I've thrown in a lot, and that is due to its crucial importance to this forum. We all, or mostly all, have a passionate interest in the world's emergency services, no? In that case, why should we fight? For example, someone creates a dodge charger model for their mod. The mod is released, and another modder uses that same model for their mod, and they forget, or maybe just don't bother to credit the original creater. The creater then, say, revokes their mod release due to this, because it is "their model", or "their" car. Let me spell this out in the simplest way I can; the car is not yours. The model, it isn't yours. It is dodges model, it is dodge's car. You didn't design the vehicle from scratch, spend hours on end creating a new concept car. What you did, was exactly what you were angry about: lack of credit for another's work. If it was truly all that important to people, you'd be crediting chevrolet, and lambo, and BMW, and so on. The fact that you don't proves that it doesn't really matter to you, it's just selfishness. The reason this community is failing is the fact that we've forgotten what is important to it. Not backstabbing, just so someone can get their way. Not punishing, because someone didn't put a creators name on everything. A passion for the topic, of which this forum stands upon. I write this, not for personal gain, or an attempt to persuade. I'd like this to just help be a guidance to a friendlier forum, with the same passion that started it off. - ~D.~ P.S. Here's the video that inspired me to finally write this. It's an example of what a growing, or already established community needs. He addresses it nicely at the beginning, and the end. https://youtu.be/eOb-2nHgJao

I agree. It'd be hard to use anything else as a base anyway. I think there was some mod that had historical-ish units, but I believe it was Em3, and it was broken.

I agree, a mod based in the past is something pretty exciting, but making it work is the major issue. Seemingly the issue to most mods, that aren't using other mods as their start point.

Ah, I see now. Thank you.Regarding the mod, yes a lot of things would have to be removed to be historically correct, which is an issue. Maybe it's best, for a start, to know how one would approach it. A more modern time could serve useful, but not too far. I still want, at least, a similar look to 1955. It has really nice vehicles.

That's an interesting concept. Old, but functional. And it would prove itself difficult, on the account of dating back to the apparatus. I think it is a project to consider, for anyone willing to do the work. I apologize, for the double post. I'll see that it does not reoccur. I honestly couldn't agree more. It'd make it easier on the modders, and still keep the unit arsenal wide for those who like it that way. Thanks for that. And it is best not to look for a specific city. I like that, since You could name it yourself, and make designing vehicles easier, seeing as you don't have to look for old emblems, or uniforms. I like that a lot. Thanks for that, really.