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I look forward to it as well. I've been dreadfully bored these last few weeks without a PC.
It's an interesting subject and quite a lot of fun to discuss, should people take it seriously and not just feel like entitled jerks, either the modders or the users. I look at it as a style of content creator not far off from YouTubers or Streamers but, it possesses a whole lot less chance of sponsorship chance.
If donations for mods were more common (I receive maybe 1 or 2 donations a month), paid mods wouldn't need to be a thing but, by receiving forced payment, the modder receives incentive to keep a mod updated even if they've long lost interest in the game or lose the appeal to modding the game for fun. They also receive a lot of user input on what's important to keep updated. A highly paid mod is likely to receive a lot of attention and immediate support, as apposed to an apathetic feeling towards unpaid mods.
Balance has been reworked to more closely be akin to vanilla blocks.
Master Pack added at the end of all the updates.
More info to be added to the workshop descriptions after updates are done uploading.
maybe add more info into the description?
small and big ship? custom ammo or vanilla ammo?
just the basics, y'know. <3