Valheim Plus

[Beani]

I highly recommend people stop using it right away

Its code is very fragile and flawed.

I removed it added alternatives and my server has stabilized for the better.

[Leftcoast]

The game was just updated, that may have something to do with it.
I don't know for sure because I am not ready to use mods as the game is updated too frequently.

[Renlish]

Valheim Plus' original developer has been MIA since just after the Mistlands drop.

Grantapher (community member) has released a number of updates to keep it running, most recent fix was put up today. My best advice is to join the V+ discord and follow the advice listed there should you want to continue using V+. I will personally be using it for as long as it's maintained but obviously each to their own. :)

[pipo.p]

Originally posted by Leftcoast:

I don't know for sure because I am not ready to use mods as the game is updated too frequently.

Some mods are very simple, one-tasked,(e.g. texture or sound file) or deal with Unity (config file for the engine) rather than with Valheim proper. I only have to update the mod loader to Valheim's newest version (I usually wait for one day), and I can use the same mods for more than a year.
Players who use Valheim Plus or UI mods are more likelly to be bugged by an update if the mod is not maintained, just because of the extend of what is modded. Keep away from giant, Swiss-knife mods, and you should be fine.

[Horemvore]

Originally posted by Beani:

I highly recommend people stop using it right away

Its code is very fragile and flawed.

I removed it added alternatives and my server has stabilized for the better.

Welcome to the party...

[sarteck]

Originally posted by pipo.p:

Keep away from giant, Swiss-knife mods, and you should be fine.

Very much this. The more the mod encompasses, the likelier it is to break when something is changed in base game.

I have other reasons for not wanting to use V+, but that's neither her nor there. I'd recommend people use a mod manager (specifically I'd recommend r2modman, which is basically the same as Thunderstore Mod Manager without the overhead fluff) and just add mods as needed; makes things a ton easier for me and my servers.

[tomlutom]

Originally posted by Horemvore:

Originally posted by Beani:

I highly recommend people stop using it right away

Its code is very fragile and flawed.

I removed it added alternatives and my server has stabilized for the better.

Welcome to the party... [/quotemany functions no have simple alternaative.aka stack mods ? why every stack mod have weight reduction? and ♥♥♥♥♥ setings .
raise stack 50.. 50what? percent or pieces.
i love valheim plus mod. one mod, simle setings,
so much mods so much problems. :-)
maybe in futere valheim devs implements this setings in game/server.menu

[gobigreenwood]

Valheim+ solves all of the QOL needs I desire and I only have to wait for one mod update.
It works. It works well. And, it is usually updated within a few days.

[JakXLT]

Originally posted by pipo.p:

Originally posted by Leftcoast:

I don't know for sure because I am not ready to use mods as the game is updated too frequently.

Some mods are very simple, one-tasked,(e.g. texture or sound file) or deal with Unity (config file for the engine) rather than with Valheim proper. I only have to update the mod loader to Valheim's newest version (I usually wait for one day), and I can use the same mods for more than a year.
Players who use Valheim Plus or UI mods are more likelly to be bugged by an update if the mod is not maintained, just because of the extend of what is modded. Keep away from giant, Swiss-knife mods, and you should be fine.

Then you get us unfortunate people who really only need a single mod that only does one thing but that one thing is so major it breaks every update anyways.

Namely VR :(

[pipo.p]

If it does only VR, perhaps it is easy to maintain and updated version is online as quickly as mod loaders or simple mods?