Friendly advice: people would be more likely to join your NESes if you actually proved yourself able to run a lengthy NES. That would require maintaining your interest in and focus on a particular game, rather than constantly flipping between ideas.
Practice, practice, practice, but don't bite off more than you can chew. If you look around, you'll notice that many of the best mods (das, NK, LI, etc) are also very good players. So while you work to improve your modding skills (BTW, what are the skills needed to be a good mod?), play lots and get to be a really good player.
I would agree. Modding is mostly hard work and there is a lot of pressure to be fast and creative. Not everyone works wel in such an environment. While many players have a dream of being a great mod, but will probably not, they should not forget that having great players is just as important. By being a great player, a NESer contributes mightily to the games and the forum.
Two short and incomplete NESes is not much of record, but thanks for the compliment.I found it amusing how you didn't list yourself as one of the "best mods", since you are
How would Europe end up Muslim, and what would be so interesting about such a scenario? How has the rest of the world changed?
I'm considered a good player?
More complete than most NESes, and of very high quality... I still have an entire language made up for Yexal/Jucuub.
What he said. Implementation is kinda important dude. Waving your hand and saying 'this is so' just because you want it to be makes for an awfully difficult NES, when information on the relevant period is required (for story or roleplaying purposes) and you can't give anything believable out.
I loved it, and most certainly would join if you resumed it!
