What the Mod Author said in the comments was that he hasnt forgotten about us but he has to wait to fix the mod until they release the nexw DevKit for this update. So by the sound of it yes, there will be a fix, it just might not happen right away. Lets just hope the developers can stay on one task and not forget about the DevKit and work on another DLC...

Will the Ark Devs forget about the default map and Center map now that they've got a pay to play DLC map out? My concern is with the players that can't play right now because so much is messed up. It's not just the Mods. It's the fact that the Argentavis and Quetzal cannot pick up anything. Eggs are not incubating. Dinos have disappeared. Lag in abundance even with a server restart. I only have 4 Mods on my server and it was running smoothly until the update. Now my players log in and can't do anything. I understand the Devs have other fish to fry, but leaving so much broke puts people at a stand still, not enjoying the game and server Admins apologizing profusely for things that are not their fault. I paid for a server so that my friends and I could enjoy the game the way we want to. It is the only game that I've played continuosly for over a year. I'm also not upset with the Mod Author for small dragons; completely understand where that person is coming from for I've seen the video of Scorched Earth. What I want is my game back. I would like my friends and I to be able to play Ark again in the manner it was intended to enjoy. I tame, breed and fly. I had 4th and worked on 5th generation breeding only to have my top birds disappear and eggs not incubating. Completely frustrating. I don't dare fly over water to any other biome right now because of the screen freezes and server crashes. To have to tell my friends, "put away your dinos in the obelisk they don't work anymore," and "hey, the quetz and argents aren't picking things up, sorry we'll have to go after those dinos another day" and last but not least, "sorry, we can't go after that Giga today the game is unstable."