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This mod is compatible with all future patches unless Paradox does something really drastic. Unfortunately one can only set the patch compatibility for each major update (1.6, 1.7, and so forth). So even though it says it's outdated, it's still perfectly compatible and working as intended. I don't like updates that do nothing myself, so I'll update it if I add something something small in the future. But for now, you can play without any worries. Nevertheless, thanks for informing me :)
Right, it's all good then. Go right ahead, but don't overdo it. Depending on how many mods you combine, ensuring compatibility could take quite some time, especially if they include map modding.
I'm leaning towards yes here, but for the sake of being informed, what kind of project are you doing?
Thanks, good to hear some feedback on player use :)