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Meanwhile, they get to proactively adapt their code & get their mod out faster, & tML gets a bunch of experienced coders doing piecemeal playtests & giving more competent assessments on the bugs they find.
ok, but are you telling the doctor to hurry up to make the next pill that cures your chronic brain damage 0.05% faster
I'll be the 4th one: Your analogy is deeply flawed, the pill is an end product, tModLoader is not. It's a platform for creating and using mods. And anyone can download it from Github as-is, there is no doctor or factory gatekeeping "the pill".
In the latest State of the Game the tModLoader section said that it's modder-ready, not player-ready. So if modders want to invest time, they can.
Some (most?) will not. A Thorium developer straight up told me so when asked whether they will begin the porting soon or not.
To answer your pill comparison, either the doctor does not work on their pill & pill users will have to wait on them long after it receives FDA approval, or they can be proactive & have their pill ready to go for consumer use by the time FDA approves it
This isn't true.