I imagine 3d models make new classes difficult, compared to sprites before. Especially currently, but I could be wrong

I recall seeing a YT'er using an Antiquarian mod. Non-steam mod. She's already built in the game though, so yeah that's a little different.

Honestly, from what i know 3d is actually Much Easier to make model/animation wise than anything pixel or sprite wise lol.

Just there isnt much bein made i guess because mostly DD1 is just the better game, progression wise and by persistance.

Amen

unfortunately the devs are not giving the tools to make modded classes yet. they said they would do it later :( holding off on this game untill then.

Originally posted by GrimAtrament:

unfortunately the devs are not giving the tools to make modded classes yet. they said they would do it later :( holding off on this game untill then.

You and me Both, because rn progression is what holds me back, there is no persistence through runs, you cant lv up characters and just roll with them like 1st game, which left much much better.

Originally posted by Gal Kraft:

I recall seeing a YT'er using an Antiquarian mod. Non-steam mod. She's already built in the game though, so yeah that's a little different.

At best, there are some pre-existing characters models that could probably be used to make characters similar to what was done with Antiquarian, specifically in some of the reflections.

The Professor from Plague Doctor's chapter 2 and the Comrade-at-Arms from Man-at-Arm's chapter 2 are some examples.

I could see some talented modders using these as a base for new classes. Could be interesting.