Category talk:MMods

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The following is a list of the proposed subcategories for the Category:MMods category. Only a few of these categories have been implemented. Note that mods may belong to more than one category.

MMods-Alchemy

Alchemy and herbalism.

MMods-Armor

MMods-Balancing

Balancing, realism, class, gameplay enhancers.

MMods-Bodies-Better

Better Bodies and clothing.

MMods-Bodies-Smoother

Smoother Bodies and clothing.

MMods-Clothing

MMods-Combat

Weapons and other fighting enhancements.

MMods-Companions

MMods-Creatures

MMods-Dialog

LGNPC and generic dialog enhancers.

MMods-Factions

MMods-Fixes

Mods that fix errors in other mods.

MMods-Graphics

Enhances the graphics of existing items.

MMods-Hacks

Programs that hack into Morrowind's executable to add new functionality.

MMods-Heads

MMods-Houses

Mainly houses for players.

MMods-Innovative

Mods that provide new abilities that are simply unavailable in the stock game. E.g. Cortex's Scripted Spells.

MMods-Landscape

Landscape and vegetation.

MMods-Lights

Mainly light enhancers.

MMods-Magic

Spell, enchantment and mage focussed mods (other than Alchemy).

MMods-Massive

Total conversions (TCs) and other mods that make massive additions to the game. E.g., LGNPC.

MMods-NPCs

Mainly NPC replacers and enhancers. E.g., Morrowind Comes Alive.

MMods-Quests

Mods with non-trivial quests. (E.g., more than "Buy the house from Joe.")

MMods-Races

MMods-Sounds

Sounds, voices and music.

MMods-Stealth

MMods-Towns

MMods-Travel

MMods-Undead

Necromancy, enhanced tombs, etc.

MMods-Vampire

MMods-Werewolf

(This information was moved here from a previous article at [[Tes3Mod:Mod Categories]], in case there is any future need for this information) --Nephele^Talk 18:43, 22 October 2008 (EDT)

[edit] Category:Morrowind-Mods

There's MMods and there's Morrowind-Mods. That's needlessly redundant. MMods is the older category, but Morrowind-Mods fits better with the conventions used for all other categories (Category:Morrowind-Places, Category:Morrowind-NPCs, etc. rather than MPlaces, MNPCs, etc.). There aren't that many articles anyway so recategorizing could be done quickly enough even without setting a bot on the task. Speaking of which, the subcategories MMods-Massive and MMods-NPC don't seem really useful... What do you think? --Gez 06:26, 10 March 2009 (EDT)

I think the need for MMods has passed since other sites to a better job of providing brief listings of particular types of mods. I created the Morrowind-Mods category for in-depth mod documentation rather than overviews. Since I had nothing to do with the previous categories, I'll leave the keep/kill decision up to people like Wrye who set them up. –Rpeh^{•T•C•E•} 13:41, 10 March 2009 (EDT)