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You know how it is with kids and sweets ;o)
They usually take 1 now than 2 tomorrow if the yhave the choice, same thing with gamers.
But i have a little Problem...
I can not read the full name of the buildings in the game, so that I can not see which building I build :D
Cheers
taking stuff out that wont be compatible. More like.. When the next stable version of the game
comes out, a special version of the mod is featurefrozen to that version of the game.
Not sure if i explained it properly enough there...
section where you keep stable versions (that then obviously are less often updated)?
So we who do not use experimental versions of the game, can use your mods.
this makes it where it would be easy to upload and use in the game.
If i use any builds that requires Mods, it will be uploaded with the apporate tag to it and what mods it requires.
@Crimson Alyss, please make sure your on current build of the base game, as it had stone items added to base game.
@Oven Bazooka. thanks, now that you mentions is can see a slight resemblance of the design to them.
Especially when a buggy, unstable version is needed.
I understand that you want to use the newest coolest stuff, but to ensure a mod can be
used, one should release for stable, so when problems occur, the player and the creator knows
if the problem comes from the mod or the game.
Not to mention, [unstable] also means that stuff might get taken out of the game again.
Stuff that a mod depends on and that might result in a great mod becoming unusable
in the next [stable] version.
Plus: People who use a mod and it does not work (for any number od reasons)
might not come back for the [stable] version of the mod.