Good/crazy mods for you favorite games

Skyrim.
Crazy mods.
Anything from the NSFW mod section from loverslab.com (THIS IS VERY NSFW OPEN AT OWN RISK)
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There's a wonderful Doom mod called Pirate Doom, that essentially reskins the whole game to be pirate themed, with the demons wearing tricorn hats and eyepatches, an the weapons are retooled to be stuff like pistols and cannons. The levels are all themed after piraty stuff, like ghost ships, swamps, ports, taverns etc. It's a well-detailed little mod, and hilarious too.
 
And of course there's Call of Chernobyl. A giant ass sandbox featuring all the locations for all three of the games which lets you create your own character and which faction he's from. It even has an Ironman mode if you're hardcore like that. And even an interesting mode where when you die, you gain control of a random NPC somewhere else in the Zone and play as him.
Gave Call of Chernobyl a shot. All I can say: it makes survival a bitch when you find out you don't have a sidearm and a medkit or two. Then again, looting the dead bodies of animals can be a good way to make money outside of the arena. The faction bit is interesting since outside of military and bandits, I'm surprised mercs didn't shoot on site. Fun mod it is.
 
There's a wonderful Doom mod called Pirate Doom, that essentially reskins the whole game to be pirate themed, with the demons wearing tricorn hats and eyepatches, an the weapons are retooled to be stuff like pistols and cannons. The levels are all themed after piraty stuff, like ghost ships, swamps, ports, taverns etc. It's a well-detailed little mod, and hilarious too.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=_kcnJ2_xZXI
On the topic of pirates, there's a great TC mod for XCOM: UFO Defense called 'X-Piratez'. Don't have any good videos to showcase it, but worth a try if you've already got the game. If you don't have the game it's fairly cheap, especially now that it's on sale on GoG.
 
Hmm, most of my favorite multiplayer Source engine mods ended up being fully developed into stand-alone games, but there's still a few that didn't make the leap. "The Hidden: Source", "Battlegrounds 2", "Resistance & Liberation", and "Jailbreak: Source", off the top of my head, though I think the playerbase is largely dead for all of those except The Hidden.

For Strike Fighters 2, the most enjoyable mods for me were the Wings Over Korea campaign pack and the Southwest Africa campaign pack. There was also some kind of definitive Vietnam/Rolling Thunder campaign overhaul, but I had so many other Vietnam mods installed in conjunction with it that it became hard to say where each mod began and ended.

For Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars, I still keep an install of the Mideast Crisis 2 mod. It is hands down the best RTS kebab/shekel removal simulator out there.
 
There's a couple things I can sperg about in this area, so here goes:

For Stalker, I only have a bit of experience with Call of Chernobyl, but I have a LOT of experience with Narodnaya Solyanka OP-2. The short version is, it's bloated with shit tons of artificial difficulty and you need guides and help forums to get anywhere. Fun though in its own ways.

Skyrim is my main focus. I've tried a lot of mods. Honestly, this is going to be me being autistic as all fuck so, here goes, ratings be damned:

Armors and Clothing: Pretty much anything by nsk13 and the bikini armors by Niesa, but while I haven't tried it lately there's apparently a new mod called World of Bikini Armor that's everything in one, and includes an ebony one which is really well done.

The thing I like about it though isn't just the sexy look. Unlike many armor sets, vanilla or modded, which just have gauntlets, armor, boots, and helmet, the bikini armors have several different pieces like lower stomach plating, bra, panty, gauntlets, boots and separate leg armors, upper and lower face armors. Yeah it gets a bit cheatsy if you grind smithing, but you can improve each individual piece of have high armor rating and get a great overall rating.

There's a bunch of others in my personal collection, but I need to reorganize it. I remember there's one that replaces the Dark Brotherhood armor and the ancient armor with a black and red(respectively)skintight outfit that's well textured and not just a shitty shiny latex catsuit. There's Osare Hotpants.

In fact, one of my favorite getups is actually barely revealing: combine Regal Huntsman armor with Mask of Blades. Looks excellent.

I won't bother writing a fucking essay, I feel ashamed enough airing my Skyrim obsessions as it is. There's a lot in various categories, from weapons, to simple stuff.

But the thing I love the most is magic. Combine Colorful Magic, Lost Grimoire, and Apocalypse Spell Pack with Ordinator for perks, Summer/Wintermyst for enchanting, Thunderchild and Individual Shout Cooldowns for shouts, and you're golden.

I hated that when Skyrim first came out. I couldn't do shit with magic. It was garbage. With those above mods though, you can become a god with enough dedication to magic over the course of a playthrough. I prefer to use an older version of Ordinator though, because Enai loves constantly changing shit and last I checked he removed some real nice stuff from the Alchemy tree just because he didn't feel it was true to alchemy(I think one was World Serpent, a perk that iirc had more to do with shouts than alchemy?).

Apocalypse is pretty balanced, Lost Grimoire I forgot a bit about but about the same. Colorful Magic though, is all about flair. Mostly destruction magic and it's over the top, flashy, well designed, and devastating.

There's also any mods by Elysees or kksung, to list a couple more off. I'll stop here for now. If I ever get around to re-organizing my mod collection in the next few days I might sperg some more here.
 
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