So last night my friend told me that I should download Gmod since it is only $12.49 because of the Steam sale. That's including Garry's mod and Counter Strike: Source. I had never played it before last night, and I played and really had fun! I was only playing Trouble in Terrorist Town, but it was great! Do any of you guys play Gmod? Since I finally have a PC that can run a game, I'm planning on getting Fraps or something to record with, and starting to record again. I'll probably start with a GTA IV video, then do a Gmod video or two. But yeah, do you guys play Gmod? Also, if you ever want to play GTA IV or Gmod, add me on GFWL: CRAWFORDx96 and add me on Steam: crawfordx96

Oh Garry's mod. Such a simple but addictive game. Just wait for it. You may not know it now but you will be hooked soon enough.

I love Garry's Mod because of the sheer enormity of possibilities. Coupled with a huge modding community, gmod allows you to do pretty much whatever you want. Check out the steam workshop for maps and addons that interest you.

 

Since this forum revolves around role-playing a police officer, I should mention that there are some great role-playing gamemodes if you like role-playing as a cop (or other jobs too). The biggest difference between roleplaying in GTA IV and in gmod is that everybody you interact with is an actual person, not derpy AI. I find that pulling over someone for speeding or responding to a break-in is much more challenging in gmod than GTA IV. One gamemode that I personally like is PERP, which is really robust, but requires you put in a lot of time (on the same server) to get good jobs and decent cars. I play on the hellsgamers PERP server myself, as it is a legit copy of PERP and there are usually a decent amount of people on (especially on weekends). There are also some other neat roleplay gamemodes like DarkRP (which requires less time to get good jobs but can be less serious and less realistic) and countless others.

Over 300 hours! That game is so fun!

I love Garrys mod. Haven't played it in a while, but the possibilities are almost endless. You can tear and stretch the source engine to your will.