The 100 Best Mods on PC

Jeremy Peel Updated: Jul 22, 2015 Half-Life 2  When we talk about PC gaming, we all mention mods in the same breath. Mods are, above almost anything else, one of the keys to the PC gaming kingdom. A celebration of the community, and a pointer to how creative us gamers truly can be, mods improve, change, or overhaul our favourite games.  We've looked at the best mods for certain games in the past, but this is the big list. This is the 100 best mods of all time.  Project Reality (Battlefield 2) Nearly every part of Battlefield 2 that has the capacity to be tweaked has been here; ballistics reconfigured to reflect real-life damage, deviation and bullet drop. But, though the rallying call for this wildly successful mod might have been realism, that's really a misnomer - it's a community fixated on teamwork and cooperation that makes Project Reality so vital. DSFix (Dark Souls) Dark Souls: Prepare to Die, as it was named by the time it reached PC, was a mess. From Software, bless them, had never worked beyond the consoles before. They did their best for the release - and luckily for us, Durante took up the torch afterwards. His mod tackles restrictive resolution and framerate limits, and allows UI-scaling to better fit high-res monitors. DSFIX is also a platform, providing a structure for other modders to replace textures. Lovely stuff. The Sith Lords Restored Content mod (Knights of the Old Republic 2) Stoney and Zbyl2 were among KOTOR 2's early detractors. Obsidian's sequel w...