Imagine the potential if this game had workshop mod support

[I'm the walrus]

guns,texture,character models,sounds new maps you name it.

i know ue4 can support mods i just wish devs give us this

[WarBucks]

It would be cool, but i dont think itd be steam workshop. Probably whatever Ms store mod abomination microsoft makes and then kills 3 years later

[I'm the walrus]

Originally posted by WarBucks:

It would be cool, but i dont think itd be steam workshop. Probably whatever Ms store mod abomination microsoft makes and then kills 3 years later

yeah
console people will get left behind so devs probably wont do it

although they absolutely should,look at l4d2 ,it is eternal

[rtwjunkie]

The problem with the workshop and mods is it installs mods regardless of the order they should be loaded. There ARE mods with any game that should be loaded either early or late in a load order. Long time modders know this and install their mods manually, obtained normally from other sources like The Nexus, and place them in the proper load order.

Steam Workshop is the last resort to use for long time modders, used only if mods are only available there AND the game studio actively supports modding and has made a mod loading tool that does allow load order adjustment. En example would be The Creative Assembly, with Total War games.

[I'm the walrus]

Originally posted by rtwjunkie:

The problem with the workshop and mods is it installs mods regardless of the order they should be loaded. There ARE mods with any game that should be loaded either early or late in a load order. Long time modders know this and install their mods manually, obtained normally from other sources like The Nexus, and place them in the proper load order.

Steam Workshop is the last resort to use for long time modders, used only if mods are only available there AND the game studio actively supports modding and has made a mod loading tool that does allow load order adjustment. En example would be The Creative Assembly, with Total War games.

Im down for any mods
Workshop or not

[rtwjunkie]

Originally posted by I'm the walrus:

Originally posted by rtwjunkie:

The problem with the workshop and mods is it installs mods regardless of the order they should be loaded. There ARE mods with any game that should be loaded either early or late in a load order. Long time modders know this and install their mods manually, obtained normally from other sources like The Nexus, and place them in the proper load order.

Steam Workshop is the last resort to use for long time modders, used only if mods are only available there AND the game studio actively supports modding and has made a mod loading tool that does allow load order adjustment. En example would be The Creative Assembly, with Total War games.

Im down for any mods
Workshop or not

Go to the Nexus and the modding discord. Over half the mods on the discord are also hosted on The Nexus.