Why can't I look at all the mods compatible with 1.2.9. and 1.2.10?

[Emowizzard]

The updating of 'compatible versions' has stopped at 1.2.8. Does anybody know who's responsible to update - and how to contact them?

[Action Man]

Not sure if I'm understanding your question. You want a list of all mods that are compatible with a specific game version?

Each mod is made by an individual or team. They aren't all part of some collective. Are you expecting someone out there to keep track of every mod and what version(s) it's compatible for?

If you're asking why haven't mod authors updated all their mods, you would have to contact each specific mod author. The best you'll probably get is someone sharing the mods they're using and the game version they are running.

[Emowizzard]

Originally posted by Action Man:

Not sure if I'm understanding your question. You want a list of all mods that are compatible with a specific game version?

Each mod is made by an individual or team. They aren't all part of some collective. Are you expecting someone out there to keep track of every mod and what version(s) it's compatible for?

If you're asking why haven't mod authors updated all their mods, you would have to contact each specific mod author. The best you'll probably get is someone sharing the mods they're using and the game version they are running.

I do understand that modders are indiviually working on just their mods, thank you!

On the steam workshop page, at the right side of the list with all the mods, there is a list called 'compatible versions', where you can check the version you are playing - and get presented with the compatible mods. This list features earlier versions of the game, but not the last two (1.2.9 and 1.2.10)

I have waited for quite a while for the page being updated to feature at least 1.2.9 (like all other versions), but it's not happening... So I would like to find out, how to encourage this, since it has been quite a useful feature.

[GIJoe597]

I do not use mods on this game but I think that is a list of older versions you can use. Theoretically if it is not on that list it should be compatible with the current Steam version. Although I doubt that is the case in reality.

You may just have to search for mods you want and read the authors description.