Due to my lack of knowledge of the whole modding scene within the gaming community and the variety that it can consist of where you can get them I would like to make a suggestion. Is their ever going to be a time in which Amplitude Will bring a Steam Workshop to Endless Legends?



It would actually make modding so much simpler for the game due to the fact they are 'ok' with mods inside of their game already. Especially, would make it a lot simpler for people with very low knowledge of Modding experience and do not know how to Activate,install them with this game by using 7-Zip,and creating sub-folders,etc.



We could even put it to a Vote among the Community for the game on the main Website^^

I think it's a good idea, it really help people like me who is not so good with the PC

vicgatta wrote:
I think it's a good idea, it really help people like me who is not so good with the PC

I think it would benefit everyone in the long run,cause I don't know the slightest clue about Modding Endless Legend cause it doesn't have Dedicated Mod managers and everything say like Skyrim and Fallout3 does.



However,I'm worried with how Steam is going in it's direction here of late with the Paid mod now it's no longer here and now allowing Dev's of games to ban anyone they feel like for no reason if they wanted for simply down voting their game or giving an honest review. It makes you wonder what else Steam has planned as crazy ideas that could ruin it.

Thesalos wrote:
However,I'm worried with how Steam is going in it's direction here of late with the Paid mod now it's no longer here and now allowing Dev's of games to ban anyone they feel like for no reason if they wanted for simply down voting their game or giving an honest review. It makes you wonder what else Steam has planned as crazy ideas that could ruin it.

this kind of discussion of paid mod doesn't belong here, its still a HOT debatable topic for many, TL;DR, Paid mods is not a evil thing, it was a awesome idea that Valve thumbed HARD. now this ban hammer for Devs is nothing exactly new, if a dev wanted to ban you they could though their own means. aka if you played call of duty and cheated, the devs banned you not steam. but it is more involved... this feature just makes it easier and helps devs keep their games more community friendly. now I know your concerns are and I am too. but valve has spoken they will take away banning rights from devs if they abuse.





Things are not as terrible as you might think!