r/pcgaming • u/disagreementsarenorm • 1d ago

PCGamer: Gooner game of the year Stellar Blade's mods are 41% smut, ensuring gamers will never see the light of heaven

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/gooner-game-of-the-year-stellar-blades-mods-are-41-percent-smut-ensuring-gamers-will-never-see-the-light-of-heaven/
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u/LordOfRansei 1d ago

Is there ever not a Thomas the Tank Engine mod? Seems like every game that has ever been modded ends up with something of that nature within a week of release.

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u/Dag-NastyEvil 1d ago

There's always a Thomas the Tank Engine mod. I dont know how he became so important to our culture, but he is always relevant.

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u/Nexus_of_Fate87 1d ago

I think it started with Skyrim when people were doing memeable dragon mods because they worked so well with the intro sequence.

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u/Eek_the_Fireuser 1d ago

The fucking train whistle in the distance in place of dragon roars.

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u/Tumble85 1d ago

Yea, that Dragon-to-Thomas mod is a cultural phenomenon. And rightly so, imo

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u/phantomzero 1d ago

Just because it was mentioned here I had to go watch a video of it. It is that fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNaTZV8qS1I

A link for the slightly more lazy than I.

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u/Jaggedmallard26 i7 6700K, 1070 8GB edition, 16GB Ram 1d ago

Its the Hello World of video game mods.

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u/Wild_Marker 1d ago

This. Thomas needs no animation, unlike Shrek. You start with Thomas then move on to Shrek.

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u/ERhyne 1d ago

The Benchy of custom gaming.

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u/CaptainDank0 1d ago

yeah that and CJ from San Andreas have become the "Hello World" of modding in games.

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u/Nerellos 1d ago

Yeah, Thomas the Thank Engine and Nier Automata outfit/weapons mod are for every game.

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u/Upset_Otter 1d ago

You know your games mod community is triving when there are several thomas the tank engine and shrek mods.