What games do you think should have a Steam Workshop?

[Golem]

i thinks these would be great with Workshops:
Terraria
Enter The Gungeon
Stardew Valley


What about you?

[Crystal Sharrd]

Star Wars Battlefront II (Classic).

[B l u e b e r r y P o p t a r t]

Grim Dawn, but I know that won't happen.

[VisciousFishes]

It would be nice if some of the modded content for the first Deus Ex game could be hosted in the Workshop. There is a nice overhaul mod on modDB (actually, there's a few) to give the game a more modern feel and look.

[Spock]

I'm assuming you mean games that have a present modding community and really need to be supported by workshop.. And not just games that you'd like to see a real modding scene for...

in that case:

Kerbal Space Program(Hands down... Huge modding community, pain in the butt to keep them up to date and keeping track of the ones that havent been updated and will break the game, games gets broken near everytime it gets updated due to mods not working well with new updates etc.)


If you meant games that just need modding support and a modding community:

I'd say Subnautica and Borderlands 2 would both be very interesting games to see what the community could contribute to them. Especially Borderlands 2, so much potential in that one if the community were unleashed with it.

[The Rock God]

None. The Steam Workshop is terrible, and should be avoided.

[Golem]

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

None. The Steam Workshop is terrible, and should be avoided.

Why do you say that?

[DeadForWhat]

Gta 5 should for mods for only single player because they won't allow mp.

[B✪✪tsy]

All games should have it. Otherwise you can just as wel play console games.

[The Rock God]

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

None. The Steam Workshop is terrible, and should be avoided.

Why do you say that?

The Steam Workshop is unreliable and gives you no control over mod updates. It's way too easy for you to end up with a broken game from something out of your hands.

[Golem]

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

Why do you say that?

The Steam Workshop is unreliable and gives you no control over mod updates. It's way too easy for you to end up with a broken game from something out of your hands.

you can just unsub from a mod that updated and you no longer like it, as for the broken game im assuming you mean a mod that causes the game to crash just unsub.

[The Rock God]

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

The Steam Workshop is unreliable and gives you no control over mod updates. It's way too easy for you to end up with a broken game from something out of your hands.

you can just unsub from a mod that updated and you no longer like it, as for the broken game im assuming you mean a mod that causes the game to crash just unsub.

Unsubbing from a mod can break your game.

[Golem]

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

you can just unsub from a mod that updated and you no longer like it, as for the broken game im assuming you mean a mod that causes the game to crash just unsub.

Unsubbing from a mod can break your game.

if so ive never had that problem

[shiel]

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

Escrito originalmente por The Rock God:

Unsubbing from a mod can break your game.

if so ive never had that problem

Maybe not break the whole game, but easily break every save you've ever made using the mod.

[VisciousFishes]

Escrito originalmente por shiel:

Escrito originalmente por Golem *:

if so ive never had that problem

Maybe not break the whole game, but easily break every save you've ever made using the mod.

Skyrim was notorious for borked saves due to mod authors changing details in the mod and re-uploading it to the same page. Actually you can add most Bethesda titles in that. Or you get the other (albeit slightly rarer issue) where Bethesda fixes something and their own update breaks mod content and saves.