People selling mods for almost the price of the *FULL GAME*, and not even having the decency to add a thumbnail preview or single configuration is disgraceful. Luckily, there are still so many more who will pour hundreds of hours into meticulously crafting high quality mods, all for the price of free. These people have my utmost respect, and should truly be rewarded if/ when they do decide to put a price on their creations!
@@IHATEPURPLE-e7uyeah and than charge them for free. Some guy stole a 6.05$ mod and some guy bought it Reuploaded it on modland and said “I Reuploaded for free because spadie is shi**y”
5:54 this mod has creativity -make the spawn time ridiculously long -Lego set the car together -have the best jbeam in existence -interior absolutely flawless -crash damage unbeatable -best pickup trunk model
@interminableroomsrecodedentity what proof? Im still working on the jbeam I will upload it on my profile once I finish, this is my first mod so it might take a few months before I can release it
Installing such modifications to the game is like opening the side panel of a computer and shitting into it. Then a person appreciates the gibberish creations made in automation (and still for free)
I dont have anything against mid- tier mods from sites like modland. Sometimes a niche car or converted map doesnt get the most attention but atleast a mod exists and kinda works. But charging money for broken stuff is a disgrace for the whole community.
certainly true，we dont always require modders to upload only seriously high quality stuff，but at least modders should know that making a mod into paid mod require it to be at least better than part of the non paid stuff
This is why I have such an issue with paid mods; there's no quality control whatsoever. With free mods (and especially mod demos), you're not risking anything by trying it. With paid mods however, nobody knows if a mod is good or bad until at least one person has paid the price and downloaded it. Only then do people realize it's bad. Either that or a modder has a track record already of poorly-made mods. As someone who's delved into the paid mod world, it appears that only 5% of paid mods are good and the rest are just... hot garbage. I mean the fact that paid mods are somehow worse quality than bootlegs and meshslaps is impressive in itself. But I can't imagine spending the price of the entire game ($25) plus an extra $5 total, for a single car mod or a rim pack. Especially one with such shit quality. This really wasn't an issue back then, because when it came to paid mods, it was only like a couple, like from LucasBE and a couple other authors, and that was basically it. But nowadays, if I had to guess, paid mods probably have already taken up about 75% of the modded content in _BeamNG,_ as well as a couple other games. Especially as more and more modders realize "why put effort into a free mod when I can just slap a model in with zero effort _and_ make a quick buck?" Like even bootleg mods back then weren't _that_ bad, yeah a lot of them had shitty/duplicate jbeams from other cars, but there were a handful I remember that... were actually pretty decent. They weren't exactly the most polished thing imaginable, or even polished at all, but with some mods you could tell the creators at least _tried._ And while nobody's pointing a gun to your head and forcing you to buy mods, that's besides the point; yeah we'll always have some free mods, but the more paid mods that exist, the less free ones, and it's starting to get to a point now where if you basically want a mod that's guaranteed to be great quality, you'll probably have to resort to paying for it (when you can find a good quality paid mod), because anything anything less is more the kind of thing you might find on the repo or forums. And not that these mods are shit, because they're clearly not, but it will eventually get to a point in the near future where people will make lower effort mods for free and post them there, and if you want something with effort put in, it'll be a paid-only mod. But like... hmm, let me try to provide an example. So let's look at the repo and BeamNG forums. When it comes to vehicle stuff, what _primarily_ makes up these two places? Usually packs of a couple engines and/or transmissions, some smaller part packs, and configuration packs for existing vehicles, right? KLJP exists with a lot of content sure, but it's _still_ at the end of the day just configurations being added to the existing vanilla vehicles, usually just different markets (EUDM, JDM, USDM) and facelifts/expansions. Now, how many separate _car_ mods are there? Mods that are their own entirely isolated car that isn't a configuration or body type for an existing vehicle? You'd soon realize, probably not nearly as many. Especially lore-friendly stuff. Now look at paid mods and look at how many exist there in comparison. And this is just car mods, this doesn't include levels and other things too. It's basically microtransactions; unofficial DLC from unofficial developers. Yeah, a car might be $2 dollars. And so is this map. And so is this wheel pack. Oop, next thing you know you've accumulated a total spending of about $100 (exaggerated but it's for a reason) total for a $25 game solely on mods. And again, while you're not _forced_ to buy these mods, that's entirely besides the point. It's more the principle itself that matters. Also, surely there must be legal issues with this. Lore-friendly mods are one thing (in fact lore-friendly mods are probably the _only_ good paid mods, if a licensed car mod is paid that's usually a dead ringer that it's probably a bad mod), but not only are these paid mods scamming people with terrible quality, but just the premise at all that they're able to make money off of licensed brands and/or stolen video game assets (like Forza), surely that's illegal, no? When you purchase a mod too, what happens if an update to the game breaks it? Mod authors will sometimes update the mod, but you're at the mercy of the developer and they may not always do such. In fact, technically you bought the product "as-is" and they don't _have_ to fix it if it breaks. With free mods, people can make their own fan patches and what-have-you. And that's usually the case. Remember when I asked how many individual car mods you could spot on the forums or repo? Especially with licensed cars, open their threads on the forums, and look at how many of them are outdated mods, but people submit their own patches/download posts that fix it. Or also entirely _new_ threads for existing car mods where someone else picked up on the work for it. If it _weren't_ for these people, we'd have significantly less free car mods. Because there's a lot of free car mods that are abandoned or get updated so rarely by their respective authors, that the mods often don't work without these patches. With paid mods, you can't really do this, because you'd be distributing paid content, or at least _parts_ of it. I've always thought of modding as more of a hobby, because it's always been that way, I really don't think people should be trying to make an entire career out of it. Not that people can't make some money from it, but there's always better ways of doing so. People didn't make mods _because_ they made money from it, they made mods because they just enjoyed making them, it was a passion project kind of thing. The greatest example of this is _Half-Life._ Look at how many _Half-Life_ mods are out there, and how many are still being made 25 years later. _Entropy : Zero 2_ absolutely blew the _Half-Life 2_ modding scene out of the water and it's a free mod. I'm sure Breadman made money from a Patreon or something for his mod, but he didn't make the mod with finances _in mind._ He made it because he likes Source mods and the modding community. So much so in fact, that he's even helped to develop tools and other templates to make modding easier for people or make new and interesting techniques. All-in-all, what he's been doing means that _everyone_ benefits in the long run and not just him. And that's what I want to see more of these days; collaboration. Modders now always have so much drama and often wall themselves off from each other, I'd love to see people start working together to improve our favorite games and help create new tools and templates to improve mods in a way that all other modders and players can benefit. Donations have always been a thing, I used to make a fair bit as a kid from some of my game mods. Not much mind you, but people still took the time to say "thanks" and gave a buck or two. But people didn't _have_ to. But the option was at least there for those who chose to, and if people didn't want to pay, that's fine. I think the best "win-win" scenario is Paid Early Access where a mod is paid during development but then gets released for free once it's finished. It seems to be the best scenario and some people appear to make quite a bit just from Patreons. Either that, or getting commissioned, and having people pay you to make a specific mod. Which is especially useful because I know a lot of modders hate being bothered by people asking for free suggestions, and getting commissioned by someone with money to make something instead is a good incentive. Especially assuming most of those mods will be publicly available after they're done. Not to mention how many people are using paid stuff now to gatekeep people. A lot of modders are tired of harassment and destructive criticism, or as I said before, being pestered with suggestions. And while I totally understand that aspect of it because I've dealt with it myself, making your mods paid or only available on your Patreon to gatekeep the bad actors is _not_ going to solve the problem, in fact I'd argue it makes it worse. _BeamNG_ mods also take a while to make. _Also_ understandable, but a _lot_ of games take a while to make mods, that's just... how modding works, unfortunately. Look at how many Source mods exist. There's an abundance of them, but they're certainly not even remotely easy to make. Tools can certainly be made to streamline the process at least, but it's still always going to be a hassle. As a modder, that's a factor you simply know you'll have to consider. If people _truly_ want to make money off of their creations, the next best step would probably be proper game development. Because at least then, you're not just selling a single car, but you're selling a _full_ experience from start to finish. That's something you can actually make a _career_ out of. If you really enjoy making game mods, try delving into game development and see what you can come up with! You may surprise yourself with how much you might be capable of. In fact there's a lot of modders now who are doing exactly that, and it's really amazing what people can do. Again look at Source mods. There's a lot of skin and model mods for _Half-Life 2_ but then there's also all these people making _entire_ freakin' game mods with their own stories and gameplay! That's something _definitely_ worth buying or supporting. But I don't feel there's a need to purchase a mod that replaces Combine Soldiers with something else. But I can certainly donate some cash if I feel that it's polished enough and I like it enough.
that reminds me of a funny part of a video: "Yeah Ford, 'Fix It Again, Tony!'" ....... _"That spell's FIAT, dumbass!"_ the original video is a Mikeburnfire one, but I forgot which one it's from.
Honestly I never bought a mod and never will. You never know what you are buying no matter how good it is. Massive respect for the guy that made the Mk1 Octavia mod and others where you can enter $0. I always get mods on modland,beamng and reddit. Most of them are fine but I do always check the comments is it worth download or not. BTW hows that boat mod? I dont have any of those
Out of all less subscribed channels popping up on my home page, i gotta say yours is the best one. Keep up with the content mate, mostly about the mods as it is the most watched series on your channel. I'd love to see you grow to 100k one day. ❤
I've learned early on, any IRL car for beam is generally gonna be shit, especially if they're asking money for it. I only download mods over the official repository, or if it's a paid mod, over gumroad, but it has to be on the repository too as a free trial.
Instead of going to debug to remove mesh visibility, hold ctrl and to minus visibility click - on the nem pad (while holding ctrl) same with showing the car is just + instead of -.
So they charge exorbitant amounts of money for a mod that is broken, and the vehicle in question is one that already exists IRL? Not to mention the J-Beam is all f’ed up… smells like quality.
so maybe in an Aussie and I can holders I can definitely say they let down the whole Commodore Ute in the mod to build it hubcaps and hubcaps for the wheels
Mate, 30 dollars for a wheel pack is wild, let alone for these completely broken "cars"... I mean, as an aviation / car enthusiast, in flight simulation, for a bit more than 30 dollars you can buy some very nicely simulated small general aviation aircraft, meanwhile look at this...
I really hate how JambaJoe just fakes that the mods are good in the photos and charges you ALOT of money and than you realized you were scammed. Even zvezdans photos are not fake and he doesn’t charge you 20$. This is just unbelievable.
The worst part is - no one can stop him. He keeps scamming people as if nothing happened. I will make a whole video about him in the near future. We have to warn as many people as possible. :D
I've got a fact on the 206 : it still produced by Iran Khodro in Iran. Since this year, it's the 206+ which is produced, under the name of 207i. And since the production started in 1998, the car is till produced for 26 years
I use that 206 mod and I don't have a single issue, like, not one even. The lack of textures must be something on your end, or it's because I run the game on lowest graphic setting.
What is the first map? Oh, and if you have a good model, sound and textures paired with everything else which is terribly made then just take the model and you can slap them on an edited JBEAM, adjust everything and you're basically done.
Paid mods are alr crazy but you dare give this shit a price is outrageous man, look Im all about getting paid for your work and all that but honestly atleast my expectations for a PAID mod is extremely high, it has to match official quality or get VERY close to it.
I don't mind if some mods cost money as long as they A, have the quality to make it worth money, and B, don't cost almost as much as the game it runs on
I was gonna be upset at this video for a moment because mods are free and can't really be mad at people giving you things for free, maybe they are just learning. then it turned out to be paid mods and I now understand the problem.
dayum another mod 'review' thanks for the help of removing one of those mods, general blazer. it's hard to get horde of those bootleg mods. they are multiplying.
These cars are probably like this because the owners are just too lazy to update them or it has been outdated but they don’t wanna update it because they’re freaking lazy or doing something IRL they’re not doing stuff anymore so you basically can’t be mean to the mod the owners being lazy they don’t care about the vehicle. These are basically like this
You don't have to. :D Most of these mods can be found on the internet. Sometimes, you just need to search for them for couple of hours/days. :D Not all of them are leaked tho. :/
heads up, the HR-V IS correct, that first one you deployed was the Japanese Domestic Market version. We didnt get the HR-V until around 2012 or so here in the US. still a shite mod tho LOL
Have you tried the ae86 mod by Schumacher it’s one of my favorites it’s missing some textures for me but there very minor and don’t effect the overall look you should try it
People selling mods for almost the price of the *FULL GAME*, and not even having the decency to add a thumbnail preview or single configuration is disgraceful.
Luckily, there are still so many more who will pour hundreds of hours into meticulously crafting high quality mods, all for the price of free. These people have my utmost respect, and should truly be rewarded if/ when they do decide to put a price on their creations!
And there are some people that spend their money just to leak them
I think this vid kinda serves as a lesson for those who think royal and kene are the worst modder
@@IHATEPURPLE-e7uyeah and than charge them for free. Some guy stole a 6.05$ mod and some guy bought it Reuploaded it on modland and said “I Reuploaded for free because spadie is shi**y”
I'm someone who refuses to pay for mods, but i bought Car Jump Arena 2
@@IHATEPURPLE-e7u im not gonna pay for kenemation m1 period
5:54 this mod has creativity
-make the spawn time ridiculously long
-Lego set the car together
-have the best jbeam in existence
-interior absolutely flawless
-crash damage unbeatable
-best pickup trunk model
0:39 1hp😂
@@MattyandSaimGamezyou replied not commented
How to get IT?
Don't forget about the Bluetooth steering wheel
are you just the author of it?
8:39 Actually that mod represents very realistically the fiat car quality
our mk3 ducato 115 multijet can relate
It's just the usual headlights and blinkers seats, nothing off the charts for Fiat
I once downloaded a koenigsegg ccx mod, it was a meshlap of the civetta bolide, so the headlights acted as popups...
Was it free?,
I'm currently working on a 2024 Mercedes GLS and GLE mod, creating meshes for the Gle is pretty hard to get accurate
@interminableroomsrecodedentity what proof? Im still working on the jbeam I will upload it on my profile once I finish, this is my first mod so it might take a few months before I can release it
@interminableroomsrecodedentity video of what? The mesh?
@interminableroomsrecodedentity it isn't even ready yet I will release a video once it is ready
@@carbeastsm yes it was free, im not paying money for a mod
slow viper, Vivace meshslap golf, spiky grand Cherokee, and IKEA commodore, truly the mods of all time
7:37 you made it blush 😳
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Installing such modifications to the game is like opening the side panel of a computer and shitting into it.
Then a person appreciates the gibberish creations made in automation (and still for free)
Automation mods are good when they are either super fast or downright weird. What I thought till I saw these mods
6:33 Ikea moment
Lego moment
Bad mods in Modland 99%
Good mods in Modland: 1%
I dont have anything against mid- tier mods from sites like modland. Sometimes a niche car or converted map doesnt get the most attention but atleast a mod exists and kinda works. But charging money for broken stuff is a disgrace for the whole community.
certainly true，we dont always require modders to upload only seriously high quality stuff，but at least modders should know that making a mod into paid mod require it to be at least better than part of the non paid stuff
bro is in no texture land
This is why I have such an issue with paid mods; there's no quality control whatsoever. With free mods (and especially mod demos), you're not risking anything by trying it. With paid mods however, nobody knows if a mod is good or bad until at least one person has paid the price and downloaded it. Only then do people realize it's bad. Either that or a modder has a track record already of poorly-made mods. As someone who's delved into the paid mod world, it appears that only 5% of paid mods are good and the rest are just... hot garbage. I mean the fact that paid mods are somehow worse quality than bootlegs and meshslaps is impressive in itself. But I can't imagine spending the price of the entire game ($25) plus an extra $5 total, for a single car mod or a rim pack. Especially one with such shit quality.
This really wasn't an issue back then, because when it came to paid mods, it was only like a couple, like from LucasBE and a couple other authors, and that was basically it. But nowadays, if I had to guess, paid mods probably have already taken up about 75% of the modded content in _BeamNG,_ as well as a couple other games. Especially as more and more modders realize "why put effort into a free mod when I can just slap a model in with zero effort _and_ make a quick buck?" Like even bootleg mods back then weren't _that_ bad, yeah a lot of them had shitty/duplicate jbeams from other cars, but there were a handful I remember that... were actually pretty decent. They weren't exactly the most polished thing imaginable, or even polished at all, but with some mods you could tell the creators at least _tried._ And while nobody's pointing a gun to your head and forcing you to buy mods, that's besides the point; yeah we'll always have some free mods, but the more paid mods that exist, the less free ones, and it's starting to get to a point now where if you basically want a mod that's guaranteed to be great quality, you'll probably have to resort to paying for it (when you can find a good quality paid mod), because anything anything less is more the kind of thing you might find on the repo or forums. And not that these mods are shit, because they're clearly not, but it will eventually get to a point in the near future where people will make lower effort mods for free and post them there, and if you want something with effort put in, it'll be a paid-only mod. But like... hmm, let me try to provide an example.
So let's look at the repo and BeamNG forums. When it comes to vehicle stuff, what _primarily_ makes up these two places? Usually packs of a couple engines and/or transmissions, some smaller part packs, and configuration packs for existing vehicles, right? KLJP exists with a lot of content sure, but it's _still_ at the end of the day just configurations being added to the existing vanilla vehicles, usually just different markets (EUDM, JDM, USDM) and facelifts/expansions. Now, how many separate _car_ mods are there? Mods that are their own entirely isolated car that isn't a configuration or body type for an existing vehicle? You'd soon realize, probably not nearly as many. Especially lore-friendly stuff.
Now look at paid mods and look at how many exist there in comparison. And this is just car mods, this doesn't include levels and other things too.
It's basically microtransactions; unofficial DLC from unofficial developers. Yeah, a car might be $2 dollars. And so is this map. And so is this wheel pack. Oop, next thing you know you've accumulated a total spending of about $100 (exaggerated but it's for a reason) total for a $25 game solely on mods. And again, while you're not _forced_ to buy these mods, that's entirely besides the point. It's more the principle itself that matters.
Also, surely there must be legal issues with this. Lore-friendly mods are one thing (in fact lore-friendly mods are probably the _only_ good paid mods, if a licensed car mod is paid that's usually a dead ringer that it's probably a bad mod), but not only are these paid mods scamming people with terrible quality, but just the premise at all that they're able to make money off of licensed brands and/or stolen video game assets (like Forza), surely that's illegal, no?
When you purchase a mod too, what happens if an update to the game breaks it? Mod authors will sometimes update the mod, but you're at the mercy of the developer and they may not always do such. In fact, technically you bought the product "as-is" and they don't _have_ to fix it if it breaks. With free mods, people can make their own fan patches and what-have-you. And that's usually the case. Remember when I asked how many individual car mods you could spot on the forums or repo? Especially with licensed cars, open their threads on the forums, and look at how many of them are outdated mods, but people submit their own patches/download posts that fix it. Or also entirely _new_ threads for existing car mods where someone else picked up on the work for it. If it _weren't_ for these people, we'd have significantly less free car mods. Because there's a lot of free car mods that are abandoned or get updated so rarely by their respective authors, that the mods often don't work without these patches. With paid mods, you can't really do this, because you'd be distributing paid content, or at least _parts_ of it.
I've always thought of modding as more of a hobby, because it's always been that way, I really don't think people should be trying to make an entire career out of it. Not that people can't make some money from it, but there's always better ways of doing so. People didn't make mods _because_ they made money from it, they made mods because they just enjoyed making them, it was a passion project kind of thing.
The greatest example of this is _Half-Life._ Look at how many _Half-Life_ mods are out there, and how many are still being made 25 years later. _Entropy : Zero 2_ absolutely blew the _Half-Life 2_ modding scene out of the water and it's a free mod. I'm sure Breadman made money from a Patreon or something for his mod, but he didn't make the mod with finances _in mind._ He made it because he likes Source mods and the modding community. So much so in fact, that he's even helped to develop tools and other templates to make modding easier for people or make new and interesting techniques. All-in-all, what he's been doing means that _everyone_ benefits in the long run and not just him. And that's what I want to see more of these days; collaboration. Modders now always have so much drama and often wall themselves off from each other, I'd love to see people start working together to improve our favorite games and help create new tools and templates to improve mods in a way that all other modders and players can benefit.
Donations have always been a thing, I used to make a fair bit as a kid from some of my game mods. Not much mind you, but people still took the time to say "thanks" and gave a buck or two. But people didn't _have_ to. But the option was at least there for those who chose to, and if people didn't want to pay, that's fine. I think the best "win-win" scenario is Paid Early Access where a mod is paid during development but then gets released for free once it's finished. It seems to be the best scenario and some people appear to make quite a bit just from Patreons. Either that, or getting commissioned, and having people pay you to make a specific mod. Which is especially useful because I know a lot of modders hate being bothered by people asking for free suggestions, and getting commissioned by someone with money to make something instead is a good incentive. Especially assuming most of those mods will be publicly available after they're done.
Not to mention how many people are using paid stuff now to gatekeep people. A lot of modders are tired of harassment and destructive criticism, or as I said before, being pestered with suggestions. And while I totally understand that aspect of it because I've dealt with it myself, making your mods paid or only available on your Patreon to gatekeep the bad actors is _not_ going to solve the problem, in fact I'd argue it makes it worse.
_BeamNG_ mods also take a while to make. _Also_ understandable, but a _lot_ of games take a while to make mods, that's just... how modding works, unfortunately. Look at how many Source mods exist. There's an abundance of them, but they're certainly not even remotely easy to make. Tools can certainly be made to streamline the process at least, but it's still always going to be a hassle. As a modder, that's a factor you simply know you'll have to consider.
If people _truly_ want to make money off of their creations, the next best step would probably be proper game development. Because at least then, you're not just selling a single car, but you're selling a _full_ experience from start to finish. That's something you can actually make a _career_ out of. If you really enjoy making game mods, try delving into game development and see what you can come up with! You may surprise yourself with how much you might be capable of. In fact there's a lot of modders now who are doing exactly that, and it's really amazing what people can do. Again look at Source mods. There's a lot of skin and model mods for _Half-Life 2_ but then there's also all these people making _entire_ freakin' game mods with their own stories and gameplay! That's something _definitely_ worth buying or supporting. But I don't feel there's a need to purchase a mod that replaces Combine Soldiers with something else. But I can certainly donate some cash if I feel that it's polished enough and I like it enough.
This is the longest TH-cam comment I have ever seen.
@@imvivalamilo Hey, if I'm gonna argue my case, I'm going to try to argue it from as many angles as I can lol
The 04-08 Peugeot 206 didnt seem too awful, I would not pay a dime for it though.
Considering average Zvezdan's quality of mods, yes, it's not that bad.
8:32 FIAT= Fix It Again Tony
Fiat are more reliable than 50% of the car around the world.
that reminds me of a funny part of a video: "Yeah Ford, 'Fix It Again, Tony!'" ....... _"That spell's FIAT, dumbass!"_
the original video is a Mikeburnfire one, but I forgot which one it's from.
Honestly I never bought a mod and never will. You never know what you are buying no matter how good it is. Massive respect for the guy that made the Mk1 Octavia mod and others where you can enter $0. I always get mods on modland,beamng and reddit. Most of them are fine but I do always check the comments is it worth download or not. BTW hows that boat mod? I dont have any of those
Exactly, free ones are usually better than the paid ones. :D The boat mod is very well made, but again, it's paid.
@@BlazerNG. yep,they usually get leaked on reddit tho. Waiting for that Yugo pack now
And people have the audacity of defending these modders and their behaviour.
10:33 a wild war thunder bomber has appeared!
Out of all less subscribed channels popping up on my home page, i gotta say yours is the best one. Keep up with the content mate, mostly about the mods as it is the most watched series on your channel. I'd love to see you grow to 100k one day. ❤
Thanks for your support! I'm glad you like my content. :)
I've learned early on, any IRL car for beam is generally gonna be shit, especially if they're asking money for it. I only download mods over the official repository, or if it's a paid mod, over gumroad, but it has to be on the repository too as a free trial.
8:27
"WHAT IS THIS? :D"
Ghost rider: That's my car.
I mean.. 7:59
The map is so fitting also the music and the ‘um’ is so funny 😂😂😂
I love how the map is well chosen according to these beautiful mods !
1:10 dodge crap 💀
Instead of going to debug to remove mesh visibility, hold ctrl and to minus visibility click - on the nem pad (while holding ctrl) same with showing the car is just + instead of -.
Thanks :D
@@BlazerNG.np:D
5:56 basically My summer car but beamng drive lol
I can say that the fiat mod is very accurate to the real life counterpart both are basicly the same
So they charge exorbitant amounts of money for a mod that is broken, and the vehicle in question is one that already exists IRL? Not to mention the J-Beam is all f’ed up… smells like quality.
The cars do get a bit quirky at night
These mods are wild☠️🙏
so maybe in an Aussie and I can holders I can definitely say they let down the whole Commodore Ute in the mod to build it hubcaps and hubcaps for the wheels
Mate, 30 dollars for a wheel pack is wild, let alone for these completely broken "cars"...
I mean, as an aviation / car enthusiast, in flight simulation, for a bit more than 30 dollars you can buy some very nicely simulated small general aviation aircraft, meanwhile look at this...
Name checks out. Hello fellow freak for all things aeronautical!
I really hate how JambaJoe just fakes that the mods are good in the photos and charges you ALOT of money and than you realized you were scammed. Even zvezdans photos are not fake and he doesn’t charge you 20$. This is just unbelievable.
The worst part is - no one can stop him. He keeps scamming people as if nothing happened. I will make a whole video about him in the near future. We have to warn as many people as possible. :D
Not to mention the fact that he has a *100 DOLLAR MOD THAT INCLUDES ALL OF HIS CARS.*
I've got a fact on the 206 : it still produced by Iran Khodro in Iran. Since this year, it's the 206+ which is produced, under the name of 207i. And since the production started in 1998, the car is till produced for 26 years
I use that 206 mod and I don't have a single issue, like, not one even. The lack of textures must be something on your end, or it's because I run the game on lowest graphic setting.
NO TEXTURE seat covers would go hard ngl
to be fair, someone with a bit of modding experience could fix up these mods
Yeah, but is it worth it?
@@BlazerNG.Probably not. If anything it'd be better to make them from scratch. The viper especially is bad,and the punto.
@@Damian-cilr2 and especially the Holden.
oh trust me i encountered like 99999999999999999999999999999 MILLion problems when it comes to downloading mods
You’re doing incredible work, I make similar videos myself and know how hard all of this can be. You have great patience, well done 😍
Thanks. :D Yeah, it's hard to make these videos. :D
i swear the umm littarly drove me crazy
Real life car mods are hell literally 💀
в этот раз решил не писать 40 метров текста, я просто скажу тебе спасибо за то что ты стараешься и создаешь новые видео. продолжай в том же духе!
Thanks for your support! :)
Dont laugh at 3 am misson failed for me tonight 😂😂😂
Edit: btw respect for the ending 🫡👍😂
:D Thanks. :D
What is the first map?
Oh, and if you have a good model, sound and textures paired with everything else which is terribly made then just take the model and you can slap them on an edited JBEAM, adjust everything and you're basically done.
This one: www.beamng.com/resources/bundesstrasse-1.6988/reviews
Thanks for the tip btw :D
sometimes I get lucky with modland, but I trust beamng forums/repository the most
Paid mods are alr crazy but you dare give this shit a price is outrageous man, look Im all about getting paid for your work and all that but honestly atleast my expectations for a PAID mod is extremely high, it has to match official quality or get VERY close to it.
you missed a detail in the punto abarth config, the navigator hasn't a navigator, only the side.
Funny how you also test some of these low quality mods on a map that has no textures
9:55 how please bro mod name
you should name this videos "The worst payment BeamNG mods ever created"
I don't mind if some mods cost money as long as they A, have the quality to make it worth money, and B, don't cost almost as much as the game it runs on
Exactly. :)
average day in garrys mod when you dont have css textures
What was that map mod, you were using to test cars
Bundesstrasse 1, Lake Farsoe
I have seen you have Lanos mod in your game, i hope it will be reviewed next time, because how i remember it doesn't have a working dashboard
It's very old, but I like it :D
@@BlazerNG. Yeah, it's good for traffic, it's so sad that we don't have good ZAZ/Daewoo mods where everything works
Exactly. :/
Was already the mod giveaway or no?
im third
I really care @@2012DodgeDartGT
Already done
You probably got a horrible timezone
@@racingndriver7113 nah i am in same country as him but i don't get notificasions on other thinks than videos so i don't know
Giveaway is over
8:25 this is the most inferior mod that I ever installed, I was looking for a 3-door Peugeot 206 and I found this instead!
Great video as always 👍, can you do more bad mods review?
Thanks, sure, but I need to collect more bad mods :D
First map mod name? Its so beautiful
Vintage Autobahn on the repository
I think it is more Roane county Tennessee.
Bundesstrasse 1 on repository
Yeah this is why you wait for paid mods to be leaked
Pls do more bad mod vids!! You make me feel addicted to this😭😭😭
And the map and music was so funny 😂
*pointed gun* pls 💖
Thanks. :D I will do more of them in the future :D
Whenever I see a mod made by Zvezdan i go crazy because that dude is making the worst mods possible
JambaJoe is worse :D
The vf_ss_commodore mod name has bukerell legran meshlap i think so.
I think it's pessima :D
The holden was barely holden together
I'm done 😂😂😂
5:43 bro got his Holden Commodore from ikea
Straight from lego store 🤣
lad you need to download the cs:s textures for these mods
Always happy to see the B-25 roll in and give the crapola cars a nice dose of *_L I B E R A T I O N_*
Indian people.
Tf?
Fr bro
Lol
@@DutchArthurthat’s cuz these types of people make these mods
@@SPS700TheE1 I don't think ZVEZDAN is Indian, and why some people when they hear about Russian, he immediately started saying that he Indian
I was gonna be upset at this video for a moment because mods are free and can't really be mad at people giving you things for free, maybe they are just learning. then it turned out to be paid mods and I now understand the problem.
5:55 My summer car be like:
is that a map where all the things (even mods) have missing textures and errors?
Not all things are broken, only like 70% of the map is broken :D
@@BlazerNG. bro 💀
@@prodCASSINI It's outdated af 😂
@@BlazerNG. map made in 255 B.C 💀💀
after this video his pc must have exploded because of the 5000 chinese viruses inside those mods
I love how map is bad as cars in this video 🤣
Bundesstrasse 1 if you want to try it yourself :D
@@BlazerNG.I guess that name explains that suspicious symbol.
Yeah. :D
0:01 yes, let’s start with that
dayum another mod 'review'
thanks for the help of removing one of those mods, general blazer. it's hard to get horde of those bootleg mods. they are multiplying.
Yeah, that's sad, they are spreading very fast and they are everywhere :/
I'll stick to the repository. At least there is a level of quality control there.
3:45 it's the BeamNG government logo
That Fiat is so realistic
omg i could never download bad mods purposefully. it's just torture
Atleast I can lower the amount of people that would buy the mod.
Its not everyday I get to say my old Corolla can beat a Dodge Viper ACR
very good video! you have to record more like this.
Thank you. :D I have more of them on my channel. :)
Tip : only download mods from the workshop
me, a top gun (danger zone) and beamng/beammp enjoyer seeing the two collab.
music to my ears.
10:33
Can i have The commodore, The peugeot and the map in the beginning of the video?
Bad mods and viruses on modland:✔️
Normal and good mods on modland:❌
These cars are probably like this because the owners are just too lazy to update them or it has been outdated but they don’t wanna update it because they’re freaking lazy or doing something IRL they’re not doing stuff anymore so you basically can’t be mean to the mod the owners being lazy they don’t care about the vehicle. These are basically like this
For the love of BeamNG, a mod can't cost 25 dollars for the simple reason it's the same price as the whole game.
I feel bad for blazer spending so much Euros for our entertainment this guy deserves subs for his sacrifices in money
You don't have to. :D Most of these mods can be found on the internet. Sometimes, you just need to search for them for couple of hours/days. :D Not all of them are leaked tho. :/
heads up, the HR-V IS correct, that first one you deployed was the Japanese Domestic Market version. We didnt get the HR-V until around 2012 or so here in the US. still a shite mod tho LOL
My reaction to the invisible boat mobile 6:16
Master builder moment 6:30
The only good paid mods are: Segra ultimat,Cherrier Picnic,Gavril Scout,Hirochi Rush and Ibishu signia
Bro made the hardest edit out of shitty beamng mods. Respect ✊🏻
Thanks :D
A dollar for each cylinder the engine has😂
its actually illegal for modders to put Real life cars with paywall.
shame on em
5:29 $25 mesh🤑🤑
4:59
Have you tried the ae86 mod by Schumacher it’s one of my favorites it’s missing some textures for me but there very minor and don’t effect the overall look you should try it
I used it in my last car crashes video. :D Awesome mod.
I needed something to laugh after sleeper F1 race in tvt.
Thank you
😂😂😂😂
You're welcome :D
0:56, that does not sound like a V10 at all
Ol
5:56 lets talk that this car should be build manually
As i said i just buyed a dodge durango:D but when i crash it was horribe
vro theres like an ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm every second🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣