Mods Requests: Addons/Rosters/ Stadiums - Page 2

HolyCow98 · 07-17-2003, 11:29 PM

Hey to me, Logos are a big part of the Mod forum. But there have been days where the entire front page has been nothing but Logo requests...I think that there should be one place to post, and for devoplpers to go for requests...whether it be logo's or whether it be utilities or stadiums or whatever. And then a "Mod" forum where the work is at...or atleast the link to the work...

I've never made a request in my life. I love looking at the finished project...again no matter if it is a utility, a logo, or a stadium pic. I lose interest in the latter when it becomes too much of a treasure hunt. If nothing knew is out there...I won't think it is dead. I will think that nothing new is out there. ALot of the work gets done on the weekend it seems as people have more time.

As it is...lose out on stuff that very well may have been posted but has quickly been buried by a request for a logo here...a logo there....

I love logos...I probably sound like a ass... I have all my mods broken up in folders...I have just counted all of my logo.zip files...I have 1,364 of them...

I just have a hard time find anything other than logo requests...thats all I'm saying...sorry if any offense taken.

couriers · 07-17-2003, 11:35 PM

Would a separation in forums help in that there would be 1 forum for Utility Mods and another for Graphics Mods?

This would limit here if the graphics were given their own forum but at least the great utilities, as well as the inquires about those utility, would not get lost within a matter of an hour.

The organization of the Graphics Mods forum would be another issue but that could come once and if it was decided to do the separation.

HolyCow98 · 07-17-2003, 11:38 PM

I like anything that improves being able to see and have access to the great work...the request are necessary...new ideas are the best motivation...I guess I wish we could have our cake and eat it too...

couriers · 07-17-2003, 11:48 PM

I am looking at the separation along the lines of the comments & feedback form. At some point it must have been overrun with threads about bugs and such so that a new forum spawned just for those sorts of issues.

It seems that the major issue at hand with those that are not fond of the mass amounts of logo requests is that they are not all that interested in graphics. They see the requests as infringing on their ability to keep track of any third party utility that they may be interested in. A separation in forums would be the logical first step towards satisfying both camps. Those interested in just the non-graphic utilities could browse a forum just for them without worrying about missing something. Those interested in both graphic and non-graphic mods would be able to visit a specific forum for both that would ultimately be a bit more organized than what we currently have.

07-17-2003, 11:29 PM	#21
HolyCow98 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Douglasville, GA Posts: 2,735	Hey to me, Logos are a big part of the Mod forum. But there have been days where the entire front page has been nothing but Logo requests...I think that there should be one place to post, and for devoplpers to go for requests...whether it be logo's or whether it be utilities or stadiums or whatever. And then a "Mod" forum where the work is at...or atleast the link to the work... I've never made a request in my life. I love looking at the finished project...again no matter if it is a utility, a logo, or a stadium pic. I lose interest in the latter when it becomes too much of a treasure hunt. If nothing knew is out there...I won't think it is dead. I will think that nothing new is out there. ALot of the work gets done on the weekend it seems as people have more time. As it is...lose out on stuff that very well may have been posted but has quickly been buried by a request for a logo here...a logo there.... I love logos...I probably sound like a ass... I have all my mods broken up in folders...I have just counted all of my logo.zip files...I have 1,364 of them... I just have a hard time find anything other than logo requests...thats all I'm saying...sorry if any offense taken. __________________ NPBL Enjoying its 60th season Georgia GM

07-17-2003, 11:38 PM	#23
HolyCow98 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Douglasville, GA Posts: 2,735	I like anything that improves being able to see and have access to the great work...the request are necessary...new ideas are the best motivation...I guess I wish we could have our cake and eat it too... __________________ NPBL Enjoying its 60th season Georgia GM

07-17-2003, 11:35 PM	#22
couriers All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Fort Lauderdale Fla Posts: 932	Would a separation in forums help in that there would be 1 forum for Utility Mods and another for Graphics Mods? This would limit here if the graphics were given their own forum but at least the great utilities, as well as the inquires about those utility, would not get lost within a matter of an hour. The organization of the Graphics Mods forum would be another issue but that could come once and if it was decided to do the separation.

07-17-2003, 11:48 PM	#24
couriers All Star Reserve Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Fort Lauderdale Fla Posts: 932	I am looking at the separation along the lines of the comments & feedback form. At some point it must have been overrun with threads about bugs and such so that a new forum spawned just for those sorts of issues. It seems that the major issue at hand with those that are not fond of the mass amounts of logo requests is that they are not all that interested in graphics. They see the requests as infringing on their ability to keep track of any third party utility that they may be interested in. A separation in forums would be the logical first step towards satisfying both camps. Those interested in just the non-graphic utilities could browse a forum just for them without worrying about missing something. Those interested in both graphic and non-graphic mods would be able to visit a specific forum for both that would ultimately be a bit more organized than what we currently have.