There is nothing confusing at all here. "deadly" or "extreme" versions require FU protections. Non-deadly versions are the basic vanilla effects.

You can have immunity to the planet effects, but that does *not* give you immunity to the impact of toxic rain, or other similar projectiles."Deadly Heat" protection will allow you to walk around on an Infernus planet, for instance, but will not make you immune to everything on it.

In the coming update for 1.2 this will finally be able to be corrected, though, as we can apply resistance directly to any specific damage type. But the core function will always be essentially the same.

good to know, and thanks for reply, FU is indeed a very great mod, more like a DLC, man, you should ask Chucklefish to share profit with you.

Originally posted by 无聊:

good to know, and thanks for reply, FU is indeed a very great mod, more like a DLC, man, you should ask Chucklefish to share profit with you.

>Paid mods

Not gonna go over well.

Originally posted by ConfusingDalek:

Originally posted by 无聊:

good to know, and thanks for reply, FU is indeed a very great mod, more like a DLC, man, you should ask Chucklefish to share profit with you.

>Paid mods

Not gonna go over well.

Wasn't there something called Counter-Strike? What about Team Fortress, or Squad? Oh and what about good old Garry's Mod?

Originally posted by Bob of Mage:

Originally posted by ConfusingDalek:

>Paid mods

Not gonna go over well.

Wasn't there something called Counter-Strike? What about Team Fortress, or Squad? Oh and what about good old Garry's Mod?

Those are games, not mods. In CSGO, the skins are purely cosmetic. I dunno what is in TF2, Squad, or GMOD though.

They all started as mods is my point. CS was a mod for Half-Life first. GMOD started as Garry's Mod a free mod until version 10 became a paid version.

My point is that paying for mods has happened before and turned out well. Once you start paying for a mod it becomes a product in its own right.

Now if Sayter was getting money for the work he does on FU he could hire people to share some of the workload and things like that. So paying for FU wouldn't automanticly be a bad thing. However I don't think FU would ever go that route since it would sort of kill the whole sharing assets with other mods, and fairly open beta-testing of new content. Also Sayter might not like FU to become "work".