Oh yeah. That's a deal breaker for me, one of many. Having to individually subscribe to hundred of mods/assets? no thanks.
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No steam workshop is a massive step backwards. They just claimed their mod platform is beta.... Meaning who knows when we will get mods. This is such a catastrophic mistake. The developers act like CS1 was such an amazing game but without workshop it never would have had the success it's known as today.
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The outcome of this decision is pretty clear. Everyone is going to use Nexus mods and the PC and console audiences will be fragmented anyway. No one buys games on Epic so there won't be any benefit gained there. And we lose the accessibility of Steam workshop. I don't see any positives from this decision for anyone.
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Sure, it makes sense. But why do you need to get rid of the Steam Workshop?. You can have both. Is there any particular reason for that not being the case?.
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Well, it seems you don't plan on playing on Game Pass or on a console, and you don't seem to be a content creator either, so you probably have nothing to gain from this decision. This decision is not meant to improve your life but the lives of many others. I hope u understand.
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I'm I correct to assume that "Asset Mods" will be things like, say, an "elevated metro station", or an "underground train station" ... etc, while "Code Mods" are mods that alter the game like "ploppable RICO revisited"?
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Console isn't going to gain from this as all the mods will just go on Nexus. Console already doesn't get scripted mods which are the main beneficial mods in CS1. I'm not sure if Gamepass can access mods on Nexus now but they didn't use to be able to. I'll say it again, I don't see any positives from this decision for anyone.
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I think the central point here is that people who bought the game on Steam will have a slightly worse platform, and they completely don't care about the other human beings who will play the game on other platforms. So, for them, it's hard to imagine what the benefit will be since they won't gain anything from it other than more players in the game.
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Guess it's time to refund my pre purchase. What a scam and unethical move. Totally scum business.
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Wow, that adds another whole layer to the meaning of guilt trip. You know we're talking about a video game, right?. Also you know you can have both a Paradox Workshop and a Steam Workshop at the same time, right?
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I'm just happy that I can play the game on GamePass, and I'm glad that Paradox is thinking about how to make my experience better. I love CS1 and a think I will love this one too. From the bottom of my heart, I hope everyone can have fun. That's all.
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This decision made it worse for a significant portion of the community. Consequently, it has also affected console players because the assumption that modding activity will remain the same, which is highly unlikely now, is unwarranted. Given that consoles can only access assets, the rationale behind this decision appears flimsy - to say the least. There is essentially no valid justification for this decision, and it has unquestionably harmed the game and trust, as evidenced by the reactions to today's information release.
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Dear Paradox-Team, please make a statement on this matter.
Is there any mod-support via geforce now possible?
Kind regards.
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Friend, I haven't seen any content creators complaining about this new platform. The only concern is about what mods will be possible and the ease of creating mods. These are the real concerns of those who want to contribute. The rest are just making noise.
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Please add Steam Workshop. CK3 and others have both, I do not accept that we can't also have both. It feels silly and arbitrary.
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I'm happy with this decision .
I believe that not even one percent of the CS player base is commenting on this post, so basing whether this decision was popular or not on the comments here doesn't seem sensible.- 13
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Ah, as long as you're content, that's what matters...I'm happy with this decision .
Perhaps take a glance at the over thousands of comments on Reddit.
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Oh okay because you're happy the rest of us have to suffer. Cool view of the world.I'm happy with this decision .
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Honestly, I believe that Paradox will eventually open up the Steam Workshop after a month or two, but few mods will be published there because most players won't have access and publishing things isn't that simple, especially if you don't have the game on Steam. And as many have said here, content creators want their creations to reach a large number of people.
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