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on the discroptor.mod
I think I already tried Superstates along time ago.
I think it was one of those special cases where the mod was too outdated for it to work, so you'd have to wait for the mod creator to update it or something.
No problem.
But I think if the mod creator updated the mod it would revert all the changes you made.
I'm not exactly sure though.
It was only a simple unit pack mod but I found saving a screen shot of the original mod settings so i can reverse the change if something went wrong put my mind at ease.
My only question is what happens if the orignal mod creator decides to update it anyway? will that effect the changes I made? Thanks!
I did not mean to be a dick (sorry if I was) but I'm not calling every mod creator lazy. I'm well aware that alot aren't able to update their mods for reasons (even aknowleged it) like maybe no free time and stuff, but there are lazy mod creators out there.
And yeah maybe I have no room to talk until I make a mod, but I've seen mods that haven't been updated for literally years. Then at that point it may or not be laziness, and then what is the point of creating free content for everyone if they can't enjoy it because its outdated?
But them not playing the game forever is a good point though.