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About playsets, please make them able to be assigned to a new city, so we can switch between cities and not worry about changing to the proper playset. It's just a little QOL change but it will make it easier to a lot of people who play different cities at the same time.
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Thanks. This was great. I have a request for the site...PLEASE let us input a specific page to go to when a category has multiple pages. Right now on Steam when you go to the Save Game category, there are 1,000 pages to view. But you can only advance one page at a time, beginning with page 1, or go to page 1,000 and work backwards, one page at a time! I only make it through about 10 pages before I can't take it anymore. Meaning that there are over 900 pages of Save Games, that I would like to investigate and maybe find a city to make my own, that never get seen. Thanks for considering, and keep up the good work.
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I like the tags feature. In CS1 biggest issue was countless "custom" assets that were just reuploads of vanilla assets with a couple of stats changed, and those people wouldn't write a description either, causing a flood of them floating in the workshop, making it hard to find real and good quality custom items. So my suggestions are,
- force the uploader to write a description of at least 30-50 charactwrs.
- force at least two pics, including the thumbnail.
- make the thumbnail editable too.
- force at least 3-5 tags.
These would make the platform much more easier to navigate around.
- force the uploader to write a description of at least 30-50 charactwrs.
- force at least two pics, including the thumbnail.
- make the thumbnail editable too.
- force at least 3-5 tags.
These would make the platform much more easier to navigate around.
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Paradox is still underestimating how important is the comment box on the mod page instead a link to a forum or anywhere else.
When browsing Cities Skylines mods you just binge subscribing, a quick look on the page just to check if the mod is working properly or for a quick feedback. Nobody will click on external pages for that. User experience guys.
When browsing Cities Skylines mods you just binge subscribing, a quick look on the page just to check if the mod is working properly or for a quick feedback. Nobody will click on external pages for that. User experience guys.
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Hi, Can anyone make an example of code mods in Cities Skyline?
I'm very excited that mods will come to console, because I can play it anywhere and it was something that I didn't like with CS1. So, which can of code mods are currently (the most popular or someone) in CS1?
Thanks,
Gerard
I'm very excited that mods will come to console, because I can play it anywhere and it was something that I didn't like with CS1. So, which can of code mods are currently (the most popular or someone) in CS1?
Thanks,
Gerard
Yes, the new platform needs some kind of quality standards. The CS1 workshop is filled with pure rubbish with assets without pics, description etc. I really need some kind of countermeasures to reduce those mods and assets where you can clearly see no effort was put to it
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Traffic Manager, Prop Line tool, Node Controller, Transport Lines Manager etc.
Essentially if you look at CS1 all mods that aren't:
- Maps
- Objects (buildings, vehicles, props etc)
- Textures
Man I miss the old days, when gaming was for nerds and games were made by nerds. So incredibly soulless now.
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If that's true (it looks so, as it has sense) I should apologize to PDX and CO for overreacting this Tuesday
PDX and CO, sorry! (But I still wait to see it with my own eyes)
This sounds actually pretty good. Maybe you guys should have published this Dev Diary together with the initial announcement of ParadoxMods.
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You all should have led with this Looking forward to further improvements to Paradox Mods!
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Just wanted to say that I always support any modding support that isn't tied and further perpetuates Valve's PC gaming monopoly.
Nice details so far, UX looks promising the playsets are for sure a great idea.
As usual the internet was melting for nothing
As usual the internet was melting for nothing
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Ok... lets see... it all sounds dandy... but i doubt it will end up like that!
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Thank You for this update. I don't really care where to download mods from and I can see the potential in this. Talking about dependencies, I lots of times downloaded buildings for cs1 and then had missing assets that I couldn't find and no links to those were in the description. Will it be possible to automatically include them with a downloaded building?
Could have still used Steam Workshop and have a really good mod manager in game?
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W for adding most essential mod in CS1 to CS2. I lost hype after they said they will move from steam workshop to paradox mods but my hype is back after read this dev diary.
I take back my statements regarding why the switch to Paradox Mods was made, if it's actually better than the existing site itself. They managed to undo the backlash in the initial announcement.
This should have been the main announcement imo, it could have prevented the backlash a few days ago.
This should have been the main announcement imo, it could have prevented the backlash a few days ago.
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I'm still not convinced. It looks good and the features looking great but that was never my concern about it.
I don't like the idea of the need of a paradox account, since the paradox launcher is tracking a lot, also in game.
There was a mod needed to prevent paradox from crawling the ass off of you and get rid of over 200 calls inside of the game just in the menu.
I fear this paradox mod browser is also used to collect more data I don't want them to give. That was always my biggest concerns of greedy publishers to have their own closed ecosystem. As it comes to steam, I still prefer it, since it's a more neutral space compared to a publishers owned environment.
And I still really believe this is the biggest reason for a publisher and not the "we want to include all users". I don't buy it.
Why should a publisher invest a big amount of money to host those files on their own servers instead using steams service since it's completely free of charge by the 30% fee you have to pay for each game you sell on the platform anyway? Also the traffic of those downloads. Creating the infrastructure of this is a big thing. So there is going a lot of money in there - and time. Just because they are nice? I doubt it.
You can all hate me for my opinion - I don't care.
I don't like the idea of the need of a paradox account, since the paradox launcher is tracking a lot, also in game.
There was a mod needed to prevent paradox from crawling the ass off of you and get rid of over 200 calls inside of the game just in the menu.
I fear this paradox mod browser is also used to collect more data I don't want them to give. That was always my biggest concerns of greedy publishers to have their own closed ecosystem. As it comes to steam, I still prefer it, since it's a more neutral space compared to a publishers owned environment.
And I still really believe this is the biggest reason for a publisher and not the "we want to include all users". I don't buy it.
Why should a publisher invest a big amount of money to host those files on their own servers instead using steams service since it's completely free of charge by the 30% fee you have to pay for each game you sell on the platform anyway? Also the traffic of those downloads. Creating the infrastructure of this is a big thing. So there is going a lot of money in there - and time. Just because they are nice? I doubt it.
You can all hate me for my opinion - I don't care.
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