If it's not modded, then it's not extreme

Since the release of Halo pc, there has been a high demand for mods.  These mods would enhance a persons
gaming experience, and they would constantly be searching for the next best thing.  Unfortunately, mods were not
easy to come by at first, mainly because there was only one sure editor to use for making mods.  This tool was
called a Hex Editor, which was not a very fun tool to use, unless you knew exactly what to edit.

When the hex editor was being used to mod, more and more people started getting into it.  Then, with a very
talented person, the birth of an offset list was born.  This list of code, would tell people where to go for serten
things,  so now people could actually know somewhat of what to edit.  

Later on, people would start constructing tools to make editing easier to do.  These tools would allow a person to
make better mods and would be able to make them faster.  This now brings us to the current day, were mods are
constantly being made, which is one of the reasons for this site.

We hope to show people how to mod with each tool, and also we want to distribute other peoples videos, mods, art,
and tutorials.  This site was also constructed, to link some of the top Halo modding sites, and make everything
easier for a user to find out information on modding.

This site is under construction, and will take a bit of time until it is totally completed.  In the mean time, feel free to
explore all the aspects this site has to offer.

If you are wanting to help out on this site by becoming an administrator, then you will need to register.  From there,
we will be viewing all registrations for the best candidate to help organize and update this site.

The forum can be accessed by anyone that wants to post questions about Halo.  We will be doing our best to
answer any questions that you might have, so feel free to post.

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