Then message them/write in the comments and ask to 'take it over' and update it for them!

Many a mod has changed hands over the lifetime of the game. You give credit where credit is due and build on the frame they provided. :)

Originally posted by jpcerutti:

Then message them/write in the comments and ask to 'take it over' and update it for them!

Many a mod has changed hands over the lifetime of the game. You give credit where credit is due and build on the frame they provided. :)

I was just lamenting the loss of a good mod. And you misunderstand, by lost, I mean it is gone, not even on the workshop anymore. I've often taken on updating old mods locally for myself (only once did I publish one) and would have done so in this case, if it were still avaliable.

Originally posted by tilarium:

Originally posted by jpcerutti:

Then message them/write in the comments and ask to 'take it over' and update it for them!

Many a mod has changed hands over the lifetime of the game. You give credit where credit is due and build on the frame they provided. :)

I was just lamenting the loss of a good mod. And you misunderstand, by lost, I mean it is gone, not even on the workshop anymore. I've often taken on updating old mods locally for myself (only once did I publish one) and would have done so in this case, if it were still avaliable.

Thought I had you a link to something, but it was just garbage. If the author pulls a mod down there's not much you can do.

I was just about to post about this. I had a computer failure about half a year ago, and it took me a while to replace it with something I could game on. I only recently re-downloaded the game, after building my new computer. Started auditing my mod list (as I usually do after a long break) and found that several of the mods I used to use regularly weren't just "out of date," but outright GONE. I was wondering if Steam had purged a bunch of older mods or something, recently.