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It also does not help how badly steam workshop is for displaying mods. If you try to look through all the most recent or updated mods here all you see is Chinese spam mods over and over again. I went back 50 pages of the last updated two days ago and it was all Chinese spam just about. I hate curseforge but people acting like steam is that much better are crazy. Its filters hardly work ever and they never remove spam or dead mods.
The new content being added to ark survival ascended is something they hope will eventually sway people to switch to ascended.
So they're going to actively prevent any of it from being added to evolved.
There's actually a good lot who have just given up on Ark altogether, riches or not. Even some of the more prolific modders such as Eco, from what I hear. WC didn't just burn a lot of bridges with their fans over the remake, they did so with other sections of the community too...
Yeah, the whole way that ascended came about has left a sour taste with a lot of people. Some content creators gave up on ark entirely, and are working on mods for other games. Some of them didn't like the way the mods would be commercialized. They either want the mods to be entirely free, or they were already monetizing their work and don't like that ark now takes half the cost (split between wild card and the mod platform in ascended). So they've left ark in protest. (or disgust).
I'm not going to support an early access major title ever again. Make it final, streamline performance, release the dev tools in proper places and then, maybe then I will move on...
I feel that Early Access is a real boon for the gaming industry, because all the big dev houses that led the creativity of early gaming now only care about cash. They make microtransactions, they use P2W tactics, they franchise...they've lost their creative roots, and can't be trusted to make good games any more. The indie scene is now what EA Games, Codemasters, Atari etc. were back in the 90s - that's where all the creativity and innovation is happening, and that needs to be supported. But because of the stranglehold of the big names, it never gets a chance. Early Access gives them that chance by connecting directly with us gamers and letting us support them.
There are some bad apples in the bunch, that's true. But those are individual cases, not a fault of the scheme as a whole. Early Access is holding the big dev companies more to account, and offering an alternative to the buggy, repetitive content they put out year on year. Imo it should be generally supported, albeit with some careful and savvy examination of each case by us consumers to make sure the individual project is trustworthy.