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The more parts of your game you open up for modding, the better the community will react.
+1
but a major one would be shaders and/or texture packs, sort of like minecraft. It would be nice to have beautiful lighting like that, even though if you added texpacks, you would get uber hate for copying.
If there were a way to add/modify weapons or items externally and a way to easily package and add modifications with options to enable or disable them, that would be good.
In other words for me: Tell me what code and where files go, and I have notepad to do the rest. Well, some of it anyway.
mods for-
weapons
mobs
ect
p.s. pretty much everything in the game