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1. downloading updates to mods will require full downloads of new mods, as theres no updater software for these kinds of additions.
2. mods will almost certainly be broken with every new patch because the dev does so much everytime. i miss random generated maps because they were the spawn of evil incarnate every goddam time and it made sense because its evil that must be swept from the land of aldor.
3. mods likely wont have an inkling about upcoming changes to the game, so they will be trying to balance mods with the new content and new changes.
4. game is pretty much a very good and in depth game as it is. especially with random dungeons layout still available.