Mod Support?

[Oni]

Will this game have mod support?

The first game didn't, tho the community has made their own modding tools tho it would be better if the game just had mod support to begin with.

[raw maw]

Most likely not. But no information or confirmation. So parthaps be optimistic

[DynamoX]

I think it will be the same as it was in Hollow Knight. It's not developers intention to add some modifiers to the vanilla game they've created. If some people will desire to modify the game, sooner or later community will add some mods for them.

[raw maw]

Originally posted by DynamoX:

I think it will be the same as it was in Hollow Knight. It's not developers intention to add some modifiers to the vanilla game they've created. If some people will desire to modify the game, sooner or later community will add some mods for them.

Yeah. I doubt Team Cherry vision their game as a goldmine for modifications, unalike Re-Logic's Terraria.
I don't think they're against modifications to the game either, for the most part.
As I remember them tweeting out the Hollow Knight Mod installer, praising it even.

Think they simply want the general game experience to be vanilla, but is not against if players do otherwise; luckily. We don't want another YandreSim experience. Luckily doesn't seem to be the case either!!

[Nova Solarius]

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

Yeah. I doubt Team Cherry vision their game as a goldmine for modifications, unalike Re-Logic's Terraria.

That's a terrible example, given that Terraria also doesn't have native modding tools. TML is made by the community, just like Hollow Knight's mod manager.

[raw maw]

Originally posted by Nova Solarius:

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

Yeah. I doubt Team Cherry vision their game as a goldmine for modifications, unalike Re-Logic's Terraria.

That's a terrible example, given that Terraria also doesn't have native modding tools. TML is made by the community, just like Hollow Knight's mod manager.

Journey's End literally made Mod Support a billion times easier.
They made it public on Steam Store, for free.

[Nova Solarius]

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

Originally posted by Nova Solarius:

That's a terrible example, given that Terraria also doesn't have native modding tools. TML is made by the community, just like Hollow Knight's mod manager.

Journey's End literally made Mod Support a billion times easier.
They made it public on Steam Store, for free.

Yes, but it's still made by the community, not by Re-Logic.

[raw maw]

Originally posted by Nova Solarius:

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

Journey's End literally made Mod Support a billion times easier.
They made it public on Steam Store, for free.

Yes, but it's still made by the community, not by Re-Logic.

That would be correct. Although I can't think of any other game having mod-support by the developers themselves directly within their app.

[Nova Solarius]

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

Originally posted by Nova Solarius:

Yes, but it's still made by the community, not by Re-Logic.

That would be correct. Although I can't think of any other game having mod-support by the developers themselves directly within their app.

Factorio has a native mod browser. Not sure if you've played that.

[raw maw]

Originally posted by Nova Solarius:

Originally posted by Echo Delta:

That would be correct. Although I can't think of any other game having mod-support by the developers themselves directly within their app.

Factorio has a native mod browser. Not sure if you've played that.

I ahve not. But I've wishlisted it, after seeing it on Steam Store frontpage.
Although that would make sense also