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It's very likely all of those. You'd think Sega or Valve would have kicked him out of the Sonic community hub for good by now considering how often he derails threads with his arrogant crap, on top of posting bait threads anywhere he can and harassing anyone who has an opinion different to his.
Honestly, Game Grumps suck badly at playing any games or judging them fairly. I'd sooner trust EA to make a kart racer. (or any game these days for that matter)
People got tired of their low skill and inability to try and learn different games
I think Arin being invited at Sonic events was a good idea.
Same for Aaron Webber doing the Sonic twitter page.
But you don't express your own opinion: you peddle other people's as facts and attack anyone who doesn't agree with you or calls you out on it. So yes, it's entirely your fault.
The mushroom hill mod is probably my favorite. It has the most detail and could honestly, if SADX was released today, be a good DLC map.
Its technically a mod with mods of a game known for mods.
And no, it's not a mod, you can launch the game without needing any base.
To simplify it, think of it like some Half Life mods got big enough to release as a separate games.
Same thing here
Saying it's a mod is simply wrong. Anybody who knows a bit about PC gaming knows that a mod needs a base game to work with...
I'm pretty sure that trying to run SRB2 with Doom wouldn't work as well (like trying to load a quake map in half life).
Back to Sonic Adventure, why the game barely has any mods? If they could make it so Tails and Knuckles would be in the same levels as Sonic's story and if they added more open levels I'd probably find a reason to play it again.
There are many mods that have grown to the point of not needing a base to run off. Just look at the multitude of Half Life engine games that used to be mods, but were later sold as separate games without the base.
Adventure has mods. The reason it isnt many yet is because it is much more difficult to mod for a Dreamcast game. SA2 just recently got a modding breathrough and now people know how to mod it better.
Adventure modding is very difficult, and it took a while for it to become commonplace