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MST_Extra_Mod
Mod for Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead and Cataclysm: Bright Nights, the intended successor to More Survival Tools mod
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InfluxDB
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cdda_medieval_mod_reborn
The intended replacement and expansion for my old Medieval and Historic Content mod
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cdda-tankmod-revived-mod
The official replacement to my old Tanks And Other Vehicles mod, for Catacylsm DDA.
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SaaSHub
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Arcana and Magic Items. Older magic mod, predates Magiclysm (which is made by someone else), generally leans toward a dark/Lovecraftian fantasy feel that better fits with vanilla lore.. Also has spells (90% of which can be obtained via crafting, not just looting), though magic items are the main focus of the mod. Also has NPC and plot stuff to look into, including stuff that's good for making endgame less bland.
MST Extra. This is the successor to my old More Survival Tools mod that's long since been obsoleted. Adds more items and recipes, few other rebalances/tweaks, to make wilderness survival gameplay more interesting.
Medieval Mod Reborn. Again, this is the successor to my old obsolete Medieval And Historic Content mod. Adds shields, some additional other options for medieval armor crafting. Also some professions based off various armies throughout antiquity, the middle ages, and in a couple cases the early modern period.
Tankmod Revived. Successor to my old Tanks And Other Vehicles mod. Adds tanks and quite a few other armored vehicles, big focus on heavy vehicle firepower to find and fix up, with some limited options for making your own heavy firepower late into the game.
Nonperishable Overhaul. Simple mod that tweaks a lot of food that used to never expire back to lasting forever. Reasoning is given in the readme, but basic gist is that letting perishable components translate into perishable-but-longer-lasting products has some major bugs that still persist in both DDA and BN.
Stamina Regen Balance. Running out of stamina no longer fucks you over in BN like it does in DDA, but there's still an issue with stamina balancing inherited from DDA. Basically, max stamina and the cost for most actions got increased by a large amount back in the day, but stamina regen rate was increased by a MUCH smaller amount, so net stamina regen during mild activities like walking is in a very fragile balance.
Cataclysm++ by Noctifer. Adds a broad mix of both sci-fi and innawoods stuff to make survival all-around more interesting. Like Arcana it also adds mission/plot stuff with related NPCs, so also fleshes out endgame content.
Mining Mod by DangerNoodle. Adds random mineral veins underground, bog iron in swamps, black sand deposits near rivers, and the like. Also adds some extra items and recipes that make it actually feasible to bootstrap metalsmithing innawoods without having to hope for a car to bash up or a helicopter crash.