Is there room in this world for freelance mods?

[MikeyD]

I'm curious what the group thinks about this.

In the beginning if someone whipped-up a cool little mod they could get it posted and it would get pretty widely used. But I wonder if those of you who now do ther mods via batch files are willing to still use individual 'freelance' mods.

Is there still room in this world for the individual mod entrepreneur or has the field become dominated by the big batch file conglomerates?

[Gordon]

Hey! Lemme see your union card.

Dat's what I tought. Youse ain't got one. Well lemme tell ya somethin' Nobody works mods on dis dock what's ain't got no union card.

So, youse better get one before I sees ya ugly mug around deese docks, or else. smile.gif

Actually, speaking for one of the alledged batch file conglomerate illuminati, I welcome all mods (and use many that are not part of any "system", and have even created a few "here and dere").

Gordon

Also, I think you'll find that the conglomerati are (for the most part, Maximus not withstanding) nice, friendly folks, and we've corrupted (I mean absorbed, I mean welcomed) many a former outsider into our fold. That is, if you're interested.

[ 08-22-2001: Message edited by: Gordon ]

[dalem]

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MikeyD:


Is there still room in this world for the individual mod entrepreneur or has the field become dominated by the big batch file conglomerates?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Well, I don't use a lot of mods at all, and I don't use a batch file either, but I'm occasionally looking for new things.

We're out here. smile.gif

-dale