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1 - Repentance should hopefully bring about an improved modding API -- It's just a matter of when. When/if the API changes, most mods will need to me remade to follow suit.
2 - Repentance will no doubt bring over some duplicate features, and so we will then have to remove a lot of those from the mod, either entirely, or things will need reworks.
3 - There are a lot of things ingrained into the design of IPECAC that, when a recode occurs, I would like to change. In terms of unnecessary features, bad ideas, the base structure of the mod could be optimised to improve performance as well. I wouldn't be surprised if when a Rep recode drops that we will be shearing off a fair few items, enemies, and trinkets, even if they weren't duplicates of Repentance features.
4 - Repentance will hopefully re-energise us somewhat, and the community. We'll probably have a bunch of new ideas, and so will the community. In the same way Rep is changing the game an astronomical amount, it'll be changing the mod too.
If we're gonna do a recode, I want to make sure we do it right. I'd like to bring in some more people to advise us as well to make sure we don't just go off the rails either. I really wanna make the mod shine.
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As for FF, it's the same sort of thing. Outside of some very minor interactions, I don't think IPECAC does anything overly exciting with FF.
They work fine together, from what I've seen, there's just no extra fun things.
Mod Compatibility for me is very low priority. High priority is getting the mod to work, followed by new features, then followed by extra cross-mod interactions, purely because I find it the least fun thing to design.
Maybe, in future, when we're satisfied with where the mod is, we can settle down from new features for a bit and sort out some extra cross-mod compat. So yeah. Maybe some of the other devs will think otherwise, but I just know that I and the other main coder are both on hiatus rn so any developments in that field won't be happening any time soon.
Hopefully this clears everything up? If you have any more questions, please do let me know!
The only ideas we will be reusing are our own.