Story:
Rappy, nowadays also operating by the civilian aliases "Horsie" and "Dino" was originally the main pack leader of one of the most mysterious predator clans of M'Digbo. Their vicious nature and seemingly boundless appetite was feared across the entire planet: stories of missing children, stolen footballs and chicken legs have travelled all across the flourishing lands, assumedly originating from the darkest of jungle areas from which throughout the years only a handful of Simbas have managed to escape with their lifes.
That is until someone got the idea to carpet bomb said area with dozens of Klodoviks.
Rappy being the only surviving member of his kind has concluded that being feared by a moderately weaponized civilization may not be the most reassuring alternative for a long and healthy life, so in order to maintain a better public image and earn himself a tasty meal every day, he volunteered to serve as the means of local transportation between the surrounding native jungle villages and the outer agglomeration of Ursul. Rappy gladly offers his services (free for locals) for every Simba weighing less than 150 kilograms.



In order to play as him you may only need to download this file that which you must put into the game's root folder, namely: "c:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Serious Sam 2\"
just put the .gro in there and fire up the game to get yourself a considerably more prehistoric Serious Sam experience than before. (Without all the "H".)

https://mHegaH.nz/#!PpsFjQxD!S1cZ69BfhceM_NlxAovyLvwoPhmkysfuANI09Qt45f4

Be advised though, due to Rappy's sheer model size he is not able to bypass certain doors in which case you must change your equipped player model momentarily in order to fit through said doors.
Man, those chicken legs sure have did their job, didn't they?



Vehicle and turret gameplay also gets a little funkier with this dinosaur guy around, though it's more on the funny side than the game-breaking one.



Anyway, that's all folks! Now get back into the game and get prehistoric! Rawr!

NOTE: This stuff doesn't change the game's basic file structure in any way, even calling it a "mod" is a bit of a stretch as it is merely a simple method of giving the game a handful of custom commands which kinda converts the targeted in-game model into a player model, also given the fact that we're actually doing this with the basic in-game model assets, I must emphasize that everyone will be able to see "you" and your super awesome player model by default. :3