Lethal Company really need workshop

[swagdec]

I've been enjoying modding Lethal Company the past few days and there are a ton of modders willing to create. I'd love to see steam workshop support, not only to make it easier for people to download mods, but to also make modding this game much more accessible.
I feel as if this game could have a massive modding community some day and it still will with or without a workshop feature, I just think it'd be cool to be added.

[El octavo pasajero]

totalmente de acuerdo. Además, la implementación del workshop en este tipo de juegos fomentaría la compra del producto, disminuyendo la piratería.

[Chibbity]

Modders are already making mods, they are on Thunderstore and Nexus, Steam Workshop isn't needed; it doesn't really offer anything that isn't already available.

[swagdec]

Originally posted by Chibbity:

Modders are already making mods, they are on Thunderstore and Nexus, Steam Workshop isn't needed; it doesn't offer anything that isn't already available.

It will make installing mods way easier for new people. Maybe re-read what I wrote before chattering

[JocularJosh]

Tbh the r2modmanager is all this game needs. You can send your mod list to friends which automatically downloads all the mods for them, it keeps track on updates etc.
It's great and works like a charm.

Steam workshop doesn't do any of that. It's more of a nightmare to use if you want to properly mod a game. It doesn't check for integrity, updates or whatever.

[Chibbity]

Originally posted by goldec:

It will make installing mods way easier for new people. Maybe re-read what I wrote before chattering

If you can't navigate to a website on Google, you're prolly better off not modding lol.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by goldec:

Originally posted by Chibbity:

Modders are already making mods, they are on Thunderstore and Nexus, Steam Workshop isn't needed; it doesn't offer anything that isn't already available.

It will make installing mods way easier for new people. Maybe re-read what I wrote before chattering

it makes it harder for the developer to focus on the game because he would have to implement a seperate mod loader where as Thunderstore litterally does that for you.

I would rahter Zeekers just focus on the game, then working on a feature that isnt needed and allready essentually controlled via Thunderstore.

It is just as easy btw, since you dont install mods manually. You litteralyl download mod, ednable it, or disable it, and you can litterally play modded or vanilla.

[IOSL]

Originally posted by Chibbity:

Modders are already making mods, they are on Thunderstore and Nexus, Steam Workshop isn't needed; it doesn't really offer anything that isn't already available.

nexus is lacking imo. r2modman/thunderstore has an absurd modding community.

[konstantynopolitaneczka]

speaking from experience mod managers manage your mods better than steam workshop does

[swagdec]

Originally posted by konstantynopolitaneczka:

speaking from experience mod managers manage your mods better than steam workshop does

No mod managers for lethal company either. Steam workshop would still be a better choice

[JocularJosh]

Originally posted by goldec:

Originally posted by konstantynopolitaneczka:

speaking from experience mod managers manage your mods better than steam workshop does

No mod managers for lethal company either. Steam workshop would still be a better choice

What do you even mean "no mod managers"?
There is one and it's great.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by goldec:

Originally posted by konstantynopolitaneczka:

speaking from experience mod managers manage your mods better than steam workshop does

No mod managers for lethal company either. Steam workshop would still be a better choice

Thunderstore is a mod manager.... LOL

[Renzy]

just use mods

[MONSTERDROID]

Originally posted by Chibbity:

Originally posted by goldec:

It will make installing mods way easier for new people. Maybe re-read what I wrote before chattering

If you can't navigate to a website on Google, you're prolly better off not modding lol.

Not everyone is tech savvy & you once again missed the point, hold this L:
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[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by MONSTERDROID:

Originally posted by Chibbity:

If you can't navigate to a website on Google, you're prolly better off not modding lol.

Not everyone is tech savvy & you once again missed the point, hold this L:
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You dont need to navigate a website...

You do everything through Thunderstore and you're good?
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[MONSTERDROID]

It is way easier to get my friends to download mods on the workshop than to convince them to download stuff from some random website, it is both a trust issue & a convenience issue.

Not to mention if we got steam workshop support there is a high likelihood that it would solve the lobby issues as everyone would be able to just automatically download the mods through steam when joining if he sets it up correctly & all the mods move to steam.