Mod Integration?

[Wehveechen]

One thing I've been wondering about is whether we can hope that the Devs might glance at the modding community for inspiration or not. Given that we already have good mods that fix most complaints I keep seeing here (eg. War Attrition, fast dialogue, etc.) , it doesn't feel too far fetched to take inspiration in solutions people found within the frame provided when the Devs get around to tackling the issues for real.
Mostly asking because I've seen ARK actually implementing some mod features into the main game mechanics and it made me realize I wish there were more instances of such quality of life and balancing mods actually making their way into the actual release.

Not posting this in suggestions because I don't want to sound like I want to tell the Devs how to do their jobs, but I'm still curious about hearing how other people think about this.

 

[Poddicus]

This more or less happened in Warband with the two expansions we got.
Whoever remembers Mount & Musket, <3

Devs are still working on making the game more playable, just let em do their thing for now.

 

[Punchtown Hero]

Devs are still working on making the game more playable, just let em do their thing for now.

Agreed, fixing crashes and major bugs is top priority. Features come after stability, I hate when games throw in a million things but take months to get around to fixing huge problems (>.> Ark: Survival for example)

 

[Boomstomp123]

Firstly I stopped playing till the game gets fixed from the mounted combat ,auto block balancing adding the unfinished features .I would rather have the developers ad the fixes than mods because with new updates most of the mods wont work any way but stuff the devs ad will be taken into consideration with each update .

 

[Wehveechen]

Y'all reply as if I said "will they do it next week". The Devs have been doing a great job so far with bug fixing and micro adjustments. But eventually, we'll get to a point where it's about actually breathing life into this.

If you look at nexusmods, almost all issues already HAVE a fix. The clunky dialogues. The endless snowball wars. Giving cities and castles food from player inventory. Etc. It's problems lots of people complain about and wouldn't it rather speed up the process by looking at already implemented solutions and taking inspiration from them? Unless of course they already have a specific precise plan they're working towards.

Again. This isn't in Suggestions because I assume the Devs know what they're doing. It's about the general principle of "how would we feel about Devs seeing what fixes modders came up with for existing problems" in general.

 

[Boomstomp123]

I don't mind if they use modders files to make the updating go faster as long as they then keep them in mind all the time as they keep updating