steam workshop and mod compatibility

[Outplaynation]

allow steam workshop and mod compatibility. this will length the life of the game and allow players to add new assets,rules, and quality of life codes at their own discretion.
the sooner is implemented the easier it will be going forward with future additions.

[urb Games]

phat 10-4 on that brother

[mr.g]

I WISH THEY HAD SOME CONSOLE COMMANDS OR AT LEAST HAVE A CHEAT BIND

[gunslinger_lucky tankijunky]

i agree when i played mud and blood on the flash game websites i not only enjoyed the basic vanilla versions of the game but the "hacked" altered games too. their comes a time when you want more fun then being made to follow hard and strict game rules i loved the creativity of a community that made our most favorite and beloved games even more enjoyable i would be happy to see that come back again.

[Outplaynation]

Originally posted by gunslingerluckytankijunky:

i agree when i played mud and blood on the flash game websites i not only enjoyed the basic vanilla versions of the game but the "hacked" altered games too. their comes a time when you want more fun then being made to follow hard and strict game rules i loved the creativity of a community that made our most favorite and beloved games even more enjoyable i would be happy to see that come back again.

personally i felt the 6 man rule and tp limit held me back from the mass army vs army chaos that i desired

[talljoep]

The Rimworld team leaned into this, hard, to their great success. The player community ended up doing half their work for them, and the most popular/sensible mods got incorporated into later iterations of the official game. The subscribed UGC nature of the content still allows for an optional "Pure Vanilla" experience if that's what ya want, and official DLC releases allow the Devs to get paid for their hard work (which is important, Devs need to eat, too!).