Over a decade in development, JB3 is certainly deserving of the title "Labor of Love." It harkens back to the OG valve modding community, when half-life dominated the PC landscape, and people were coming up with all kinds of silly skins, modes, and weapons to sandbox their own fun (Garry's mod players will already know what's up). Jabroni has the advantage of being a DIY kit that's as easy as plug-and-play with clueless friends, whilst also equipping you with the tools to make your own adventure, either by customizing your own mode, or importing your own creations.

What's in the box? Too many to name, so a few examples: "Chariot" racing, where you can frag other players while running on a makeshift cart, chainsaw speedways, where you aim at the ground to build up Sonic speed, a melee free for all where everyone are midgets fighting a normal-sized player (except the fighters can only punch, and are easily squashed), and Gungame, where each frag changes your weapon, and the first player to cycle through them all wins. The weapons are equally funny too, like the dubstep gun (pop heads with EDM), finger gun (complete with Postal voice lines), the tron disc, cat grenade, and sticky scientist launcher. There's a ton of juvenile humor here which adds to the charm, such as finding out your secondary fire is nothing but farting. Oh, and the achievement telling you there's an alt fire for grenades you've unlocked, only to discover it's a self-deletion key (and memes on you for doing it).

If you want a trip down memory lane, this is a good one. Just be sure to hop on when other people are playing. Alone, you won't find much to do. Most events happen every saturday at noon central time, including the developers joining in every other week.

Achievement Hunters: Self explanatory except for three. And lucky for us, it's already guided. Key points:

• Possessed achievements require battle royale (against bots is fine), and finding the "animals" hidden in corners to take control of. The scientist is rarer, but once you learn the map, can be found fairly easily if you lap the preset spawn locations.
  
• Recognize... requires the dev to be online, pay close attention to the discord event postings which are every other saturday. This one is very similar to Gary Newman, and might block your completion
  
• Scientist genocide does work... but, it was intended for a horde mode that wasn't released yet at the time I'm writing this. Until then, you'll either need to grind them from modes like chainsaw racing (many spawn inside the facility), or create and load a mod where a scientist is continually spawned in a set location, essentially creating an afk farmer while inputting a console command to continually fire. Hint: ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ discord.

Utilizing the above knowledge, ~2 hrs to 100% ?

[h3]This fan-made Source 1 mod gives you far more than you bargained for: Hilariously janky modes, weapons, and memes, all for free. If you're nostalgic for LAN parties of yester-year, Jabroni will keep you and the lads busy for an entire weekend. As with all niche mods, the player population is zero outside of events, so if you're solo, you'll have to look them up on discord.[/h3] Over a decade in development, JB3 is certainly deserving of the title "Labor of Love." It harkens back to the OG valve modding community, when half-life dominated the PC landscape, and people were coming up with all kinds of silly skins, modes, and weapons to sandbox their own fun (Garry's mod players will already know what's up). Jabroni has the advantage of being a DIY kit that's as easy as plug-and-play with clueless friends, whilst also equipping you with the tools to make your own adventure, either by customizing your own mode, or importing your own creations. What's in the box? Too many to name, so a few examples: "Chariot" racing, where you can frag other players while running on a makeshift cart, chainsaw speedways, where you aim at the ground to build up Sonic speed, a melee free for all where everyone are midgets fighting a normal-sized player (except the fighters can only punch, and are easily squashed), and Gungame, where each frag changes your weapon, and the first player to cycle through them all wins. The weapons are equally funny too, like the dubstep gun (pop heads with EDM), finger gun (complete with Postal voice lines), the tron disc, cat grenade, and sticky scientist launcher. There's a ton of juvenile humor here which adds to the charm, such as finding out your secondary fire is nothing but farting. Oh, and the achievement telling you there's an alt fire for grenades you've unlocked, only to discover it's a self-deletion key (and memes on you for doing it). If you want a trip down memory lane, this is a good one. Just be sure to hop on when other people are playing. Alone, you won't find much to do. Most events happen every saturday at noon central time, including the developers joining in every other week. [quote][u]Achievement Hunters[/u]: Self explanatory except for three. And lucky for us, it's [url=https://steamoss.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2893054104]already guided[/url]. Key points: [list][*][u]Possessed[/u] achievements require battle royale (against bots is fine), and finding the "animals" hidden in corners to take control of. The scientist is rarer, but once you learn the map, can be found fairly easily if you lap the preset spawn locations. [*][u]Recognize...[/u] requires the dev to be online, pay close attention to the discord event postings which are every other saturday. This one is very similar to Gary Newman, and might block your completion [*][u]Scientist genocide[/u] [i]does[/i] work... but, it was intended for a horde mode that wasn't released yet at the time I'm writing this. Until then, you'll either need to grind them from modes like chainsaw racing (many spawn inside the facility), or create and load a mod where a scientist is continually spawned in a set location, essentially creating an afk farmer while inputting a console command to continually fire. Hint: Official discord.[/list] Utilizing the above knowledge, ~2 hrs to 100% ?