Pr()ZaC wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 12:02:

RedEye9 wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 11:23:

MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 10:58:

Pr()ZaC wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 08:29:
Please be moddable.

Seriously. These guys are(or at least were) surprisingly anti-mod for their previous games. It almost felt like they were personally insulted by people making weapon durability mods, they kept updating the game to break those.

Did the developers actually come out and say that they were anti-modding?

It's not the developers responsibility to make sure that mods don't break when they release a game patch. That would be the modders responsibility.

https://steamcommunity.com/games/239140/announcements/detail/112923269197217713

That’s what I would expect. Thanks for taking the time to post it.

RedEye9 wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 11:23:

MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 10:58:

Pr()ZaC wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 08:29:
Please be moddable.

Seriously. These guys are(or at least were) surprisingly anti-mod for their previous games. It almost felt like they were personally insulted by people making weapon durability mods, they kept updating the game to break those.

Did the developers actually come out and say that they were anti-modding?

It's not the developers responsibility to make sure that mods don't break when they release a game patch. That would be the modders responsibility.

https://steamcommunity.com/games/239140/announcements/detail/112923269197217713

MoreLuckThanSkill wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 10:58:

Pr()ZaC wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 08:29:
Please be moddable.

Seriously. These guys are(or at least were) surprisingly anti-mod for their previous games. It almost felt like they were personally insulted by people making weapon durability mods, they kept updating the game to break those.

Did the developers actually come out and say that they were anti-modding?

It's not the developers responsibility to make sure that mods don't break when they release a game patch. That would be the modders responsibility.

Pr()ZaC wrote on Jan 15, 2022, 08:29:
Please be moddable.

Seriously. These guys are(or at least were) surprisingly anti-mod for their previous games. It almost felt like they were personally insulted by people making weapon durability mods, they kept updating the game to break those.

I loved the movement, world and a lot of combat aspects of Dying Light and what the hell was their first game, Dead Island? But holy shit do I hate that your weapons break so quickly. Guns didn't by the way, so there goes their realism argument.

Anyway, I'll most ilkely get Dying Light 2 assuming the post release reviews are favorable.

I was very disappointed that no new quests were added Dying Light. That's all they added was costumes, and skins, challenges, and crap. There were a few new weapons like the silenced pistol with no bullets, but meh. All I wanted was a npc to ask me to do something for them.

Please be moddable.

from their own last stream, the game was stuttering like hell!! aaaand ppl will just gonna preorder it and buy it anyway. oh man.. wish I've my own gaming development company.

They could offer zero years of content updates and I'd be fine with it as long as the game doesn't feel unfinished at release. Extra content is always a bonus in my book.

Too short.

Good to know. I'll buy the Enhanced Platinum Definitive Edition in 2027 then.

#nounfinishedgames

Avus wrote on Jan 14, 2022, 20:05:
if the game is good, developer no need to make a claim like this. I still playing Killing Floor 2 and Tripwire is still making new content for the last 5 years.

Well, lately they're mostly just approving community-made maps for integration with the game -- Tripwire actually made only 13 of the 25 maps added in the past five years according to the official wiki. They've gradually shifted away from doing the work themselves and relying more on free submissions throughout the time since the game first released in 2015. I.e. in the first two years they made 8 out of 12, the last two years they made 4 out of 12.

I love Killing Floor, it's tons of fun, but most of their post-launch support has been loot box cosmetics and pay-to-win weapons.

Cutter wrote on Jan 14, 2022, 18:19:
That's good to hear seeing as it'll probably take that long to get a new video card in order to play this.

lol...well said..I enjoyed this comment..:)

They certainly supported the first version...kind of a no brainer to buy this.

lol...well said..I enjoyed this comment..:)

if the game is good, developer no need to make a claim like this. I still playing Killing Floor 2 and Tripwire is still making new content for the last 5 years.

That's good to hear seeing as it'll probably take that long to get a new video card in order to play this.