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The map "Howl's Moving Castle" is listed in your fully compatible maps, but several custom perk machines are missing from the map, making one of the challenges (Obtain 20 perks), and therefore the map, incompletable.
On an unrelated note, I'd like to leave a suggestion for the scoreboard in-game.
I would much prefer to see a layout of shield/equipment parts, as opposed to lifetime stats. I feel as though the lifetime stats are not something that would need to be checked nearly as frequently as shield/equipment parts would be, while in the game.
Thank you for the mod, I very much enjoy it
The calling card is going to be changeable in the future. I wanted to add a random one for now, as I don't want to have it empty there.
Features get added, but never worked out fully due to time constraints (and in all honesty also motivation constraints). So you see what would be added, but not 100% done.
Which part of the hud? To each their own I suppose :)
My biggest problem is WHY IS THE HUD GOD AWFUL
Also, do you happen to know why save and quit is greyed out for me?
I’m very open about everything I do with the mod. If you’d like to discuss it, my DMs are always open — we can talk about what I do, what I’ve done, and why I personally believe VIP ranks are fine. All comments or questions on the Workshop or my Discord are never deleted; I want to be as transparent as possible.
First and foremost, I’m developing this mod entirely in my own free time, and I’ve put in a massive amount of hours (well over 3000+ hours) since the start. I’ve never focused on making money from this mod, and it will never be the goal.
There are countless ways I could’ve monetized this mod to make more money — but I never will. I don’t want to be a developer who focuses on profit over passion. It takes away creativity and the soul of a game when money becomes the main focus.
However, I introduced VIP tiers because people WANTED to support. When the mod was first released, there were no VIP tiers at all. But as time went on, and people asked how they could support, I wanted to give something back to those who did. I even asked supporters how they’d like to be rewarded.
I’ve done thorough research, and what I’ve set up is completely legal. The main issue Steam has with monetization is when gameplay content is locked behind paid tiers — which this mod does not do.
Why?
If you enjoy the content I’ve created for free and you want to support me voluntarily, that’s entirely your choice. How much you donate — or whether you donate at all — is completely up to you. In the end, the mod is free and gives you a full, new experience — all for free.
I also want to make it clear that the money I’ve earned through support doesn’t just go to me — I give back to the community. I’ve paid people who’ve contributed work to UEM, and I’ve also helped others simply out of kindness. Some people weren’t in a great place, and even though they never asked for anything, I still decided to give back because I feel it’s my responsibility as someone who’s been fortunate enough to receive support.
I’ve given money to those who’ve helped with development, moderation, or simply been part of keeping the community alive. Even other modders who haven’t directly contributed have received support from me — because I believe that giving back strengthens the community as a whole. I’m not saying this to gloat, but because I want people to understand that I don’t just take; I also give back to the people who made this project what it is.
Personally, I don’t really see a mod as something entirely different from a game. When a project grows to this scale — with its own mechanics, systems, and design — it essentially becomes a new game built on an existing framework. So I think it’s fair to ask: should someone creating a full game in Unity be allowed to earn money, but someone using a similar tool to create an equally large and unique experience shouldn’t?
In the past, i easily could upper my Fov with that comand, but now its just gone
Modding should always remain free. If you wanna profit you should make your own games. People can disagree that's okay this is just my take.
@jakey1995abc > UK region has been banned from using Imgur. I will look into changing the images soon.
@jr.miqell > The HUD has not changed in quite a long time. Unsure what you mean.
"Content not viewable in your region".
My apologies for any delay that may have caused you guys.