So, I was thinking I'd compile a list for everyone to be able to check all the available mods and what they do; which ones are compatible with each other and perhaps even some metadata from Steam such as score/DLs/etc etc.

Now, the question is; would people have the energy to help me out here and reply (or PM, that's fine!) with either YOUR mods and all the info I would need to put it in a nice, cozy list here for everyone to enjoy.

In addition to that I'd link to to their respective Steam and(or?) Github page and as a cherry on top; I could even host it on my server endless...ly.

But first things first; to compile a list like this --- what type of categories would you like to be able to filter by (could add a tag system too but that's a bit too advanced for now until (if), however it becomes as sucessful as I'd hope in terms of finding the right mod for you or the right mod for the right time (let's say you're about to play a multiplayer session with <x> player(s) but want some spice on top.... What mod is gonna do the trick for you then?)

I'm finding these things to be quite annoying to come to a conclusion to from the Steam Workshop alone and having to subscribe to them all and not really having an overview or any of the things i'd like to include/add if so.

Also; in case some mods are compatible with achievments; I'd really like to have that clearly stated about the mod in question. However, I believe only the official dev ones have support for that? --- Oh well.


Anyone finding this to be a good idea or ya'll fine with the way it is now?

I wasn't gona create a whole thread first but I realized it would
a)
Better with the actual Modder's comments & info (And agreement to <x> and <y>)
c)
Be easier to categorize by all types of categories and filters more easily with the help of the fine Endless/G2G community....

I have to stop here, but you should all get the general idea of it I'd hope, assume and think by now!

PS. Might even include short videos or at least screenshots of what each and every mod would bring to the table. (Obviously not needed for some extremely simple / small tweaks to just 1 <x> mod etc but for the real content-mods it would or could prove quite interesting and boost the hype of 'having' to try this and that out!)

Sorry, I JUST found moddb.com.... Making this a bit obsolete I suppose.