is workshop not coming back?

[Panda]

Or have i missed something

[Black Hammer]

Their target market is Epic, so I don't think Steam Workship is much of a priority.

[strike478]

Originally posted by Black Hammer:

Their target market is Epic, so I don't think Steam Workship is much of a priority.

Any source on that?

[Akashic Librarian]

There isn't one, in fact if you search the dev's twitter you can see that they have confirmed modding support / steam workshop is coming in the future, though a time line wasn't given.

[Frost Sheep]

It is definirely coming back, they're just not giving a time to expect it yet. Just gotta be patient.

[TripSin]

Originally posted by Frost Sheep:

It is definirely coming back, they're just not giving a time to expect it yet. Just gotta be patient.

Imagine actually believing this.

If Red Hook wanted to let us have a workshop, we would already have it by now. They don't want people to get content for free when they can put out overpriced DLC instead.

[RedHookMichaela]

Originally posted by Panda:

Or have i missed something

Modding has been an instrumental part of the Darkest Dungeon community and it's something that we are passionate about supporting with Darkest Dungeon 2. I can confirm that modding is one of our priorities in 2024. We don't have any timelines to announce right now, but we plan to share more details in the new year.

[JOHN HELLDIVER]

Originally posted by RedHookMichaela:

Originally posted by Panda:

Or have i missed something

Modding has been an instrumental part of the Darkest Dungeon community and it's something that we are passionate about supporting with Darkest Dungeon 2. I can confirm that modding is one of our priorities in 2024. We don't have any timelines to announce right now, but we plan to share more details in the new year.

Ah, so now we wait until the mods drop.

[Isaia]

so looooooooooooong

[Frost Sheep]

Originally posted by TripSin:

Originally posted by Frost Sheep:

It is definirely coming back, they're just not giving a time to expect it yet. Just gotta be patient.

Imagine actually believing this.

If Red Hook wanted to let us have a workshop, we would already have it by now. They don't want people to get content for free when they can put out overpriced DLC instead.

This response RIGHT above the official Red Hook response refuting it is so funny. Why hang out in the forums of a game you're not excited about? I don't get that.

[TripSin]

Originally posted by Frost Sheep:

Originally posted by TripSin:

Imagine actually believing this.

If Red Hook wanted to let us have a workshop, we would already have it by now. They don't want people to get content for free when they can put out overpriced DLC instead.

This response RIGHT above the official Red Hook response refuting it is so funny. Why hang out in the forums of a game you're not excited about? I don't get that.

It's just a PR statement for gullible people. The actuality is that they will open up the workshop once they feel they are ready to move on from making their own DLC for this game.

[Pumpkinreaper]

Originally posted by TripSin:

Originally posted by Frost Sheep:

This response RIGHT above the official Red Hook response refuting it is so funny. Why hang out in the forums of a game you're not excited about? I don't get that.

It's just a hackneyed PR statement for gullible people. The actuality is that they will open up the workshop once they feel they are ready to move on from making their own DLC for this game.

They're not some giant AAA company that is nefariously plotting to milk players of as much money as they possibly can, especially since there are far, FAR better ways of doing it instead of releasing a single DLC months after the game released. I mean, just look at gachas, lootboxes, 'battlepasses', etc.

[JOHN HELLDIVER]

Originally posted by TripSin:

Originally posted by Frost Sheep:

This response RIGHT above the official Red Hook response refuting it is so funny. Why hang out in the forums of a game you're not excited about? I don't get that.

It's just a PR statement for gullible people. The actuality is that they will open up the workshop once they feel they are ready to move on from making their own DLC for this game.

maybe, whatever the case, I won't be getting it until a plethora of mods are availible. Played it when it launched on Epic before I returned it. Not a fan of the new direction and style but interested in what the modding community can do with it.

[Danoobiel]

They are trying to sell you chars.

It's not in their interest to give customers the ability to get chars for free.

Expect a long wait, if it comes at all.

[Black Hammer]

Originally posted by IAMCRAIG:

Originally posted by TripSin:

It's just a hackneyed PR statement for gullible people. The actuality is that they will open up the workshop once they feel they are ready to move on from making their own DLC for this game.

They're not some giant AAA company that is nefariously plotting to milk players of as much money as they possibly can, especially since there are far, FAR better ways of doing it instead of releasing a single DLC months after the game released. I mean, just look at gachas, lootboxes, 'battlepasses', etc.

No, they aren't triple A.

Aside from that, yeah. They took Epic bag of cash over the loyal Steam userbase that enabled and supported the game in early access to begin with. They have had a mostly-finished game released for over two years now, but apparently despite "modding being a priority," the Steam Workshop still isn't enabled.

So yeah, for a single-player game with less content than the first one, they are absolutely looking to pitch DLC as long as they can before opening it up to modders.

[Junker-2047-]

Originally posted by IAMCRAIG:

They're not some giant AAA company that is nefariously plotting to milk players of as much money as they possibly can, especially since there are far, FAR better ways of doing it instead of releasing a single DLC months after the game released. I mean, just look at gachas, lootboxes, 'battlepasses', etc.

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