Question for Modders of SH5

Biggs[CV] · 08-21-09, 01:49 PM

I think the great mod makers are resourceful enough that nothing will stop them.

Dowly · 08-21-09, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggs[CV]

I think the great mod makers are resourceful enough that nothing will stop them.

That is up to the developers of the game. There is lots of ways to make game unmoddable or very very very hard.

That said, I doubt Ubi would make SH unmoddable, atleast not on purpose.

karamazovnew · 08-21-09, 10:53 PM

Every player has his personal version of SH he'd like to play. It would be great if this time they include modding tools and allow access to all the scripts. Being able to make small modifications yourself means that you can stop bitching about issues, or wait for others to mod the game. Instead you'd spend a few minutes in the tools, mod it to you liking and play. As I've already said before, the SDK actually prevents the emergence of HUGE mods like GWX because it opens up the possibility of thousands of small changes suited for each player. For example, unlike in Oblivion where I had about 100 mods (really), in Fallout 3 I have only textures replacers and a few animation mods. Why? Because, unlike Oblivion, Fallout was much closer to what I liked to play. Oblivion took a loot of convincing

. I can't hope that SH5 will be so close to what I want it to be that I wouldn't need any mods. BUT, just in case it's very far from it, I'd still buy it on the first day if I knew it would give me the option to mod it

08-21-09, 01:49 PM	#1
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08-21-09, 10:53 PM	#3
karamazovnew The Old Man Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Bucharest, Romania Posts: 1,403 Downloads: 151 Uploads: 0	Every player has his personal version of SH he'd like to play. It would be great if this time they include modding tools and allow access to all the scripts. Being able to make small modifications yourself means that you can stop bitching about issues, or wait for others to mod the game. Instead you'd spend a few minutes in the tools, mod it to you liking and play. As I've already said before, the SDK actually prevents the emergence of HUGE mods like GWX because it opens up the possibility of thousands of small changes suited for each player. For example, unlike in Oblivion where I had about 100 mods (really), in Fallout 3 I have only textures replacers and a few animation mods. Why? Because, unlike Oblivion, Fallout was much closer to what I liked to play. Oblivion took a loot of convincing . I can't hope that SH5 will be so close to what I want it to be that I wouldn't need any mods. BUT, just in case it's very far from it, I'd still buy it on the first day if I knew it would give me the option to mod it