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I haven't really played any romhacks besides one. A while ago I played through the Gold Quest for Ocarina of Time. It's like an upgraded version of Master Quest: remixed dungeons, enemies added in different locations, items have been moved to different locations, and some changes to the world outside of dungeons. Great for anyone that wants a more challenging version of OOT.

I've also been watching a friend play through a Pikmin romhack called Bikmin 269. This game is straddling the line between a shitpost and a fever dream. You collect NFTs and Bitcoins, the ground texture is layered images of Shaggy from Scooby Doo, the space ship is a T-posing Luigi, and one type of Pikmin is a "mushroom" that looks suspiciously penis-like... It's a nightmare in the best possible way

Isn't it crazy that you have to murder and steal in a game like GTA V??? Wouldn't the game be so much better if Franklin just got a regular 9-5 and you spent the entire game either sitting in traffic or sitting in a cubicle?

/s

Nah, girls walk around looking at guys like this:

They can be bastards and still do their job

Slightly modified doohickey

Gotta include the picture of the kiwi taken by one of the sawmill workers

Is that a fucking Godot meme? Hell ya

I try to make something that looks good (or at least doesn't look like random static) by running pictures I've taken through audio editing software. There are some extra steps that go into it to "trick" the program into importing the picture as if it were a sound file, making sure the header (information that tells your computer that this is a picture) doesn't get fucked with, and then exporting the data in a way that it will be saved as a picture and not an mp3 or something else.

On the rare occasion I do bring it up, I can literally watch people's eyes glaze over. Until I show them a picture

Edit: internet is really bad right now, will reply with an image when I can

Edit2: picture was too big at 7MB. Hopefully a screenshot of the picture doesn't look too bad

It's going to be a full price port of RDR, a game from 2010. Not a remaster or remake, just a 13 year old game for $60