Project Zomboid's Modpocalypse Is NOT What You Think... Here's Why.

[@hristoalovski8048]

>update breaks mods >people mad >mods fixed a week later >now you can play the update with mods If only there were a million billion examples of that happening. Sadly this is the first update of a video game in human history, so we have no idea

[@OCinneide]

It's not like we had this with B41 as well........

[@freelancer835]

Truly, we live in unprecedented times.

[@Mad-rg9sz]

Tbf for a lot of zomboid players this is literally their first update. The last one was 4 years ago and the game has slowly grown in popularity since then

[@HontounoShiramizu]

For most this will be true, but not for all. Hydrocraft was never fully ported into 41 even after 4 years and what did get ported took over a year to do so.

[@OCinneide]

@@HontounoShiramizu And a lot of mods just didn't get ported and ended up being remade by completely different people.

[@vaevictis6990]

Honestly i think a lot of the panic is players have PTSD from updates to ther games (looking at you Bethesda and CDPR) where even a small update can have massive implications for modders

[@MrAtomicDuck]

More than fair. I should have done an additional segment on other games.

[@gbhgvhgbh]

>Waaah the game company won't update the game. >Game company updates game. >Waaah my mods are temporarily broken.

[@falloutfart9917]

To be fair with Bethesda moders, the game is being held together by patches and the hope of the community so even a small change can break a lot. It can be really infuriating when there is an update with very little content and coming after years of no changes.

[@Pigness7]

Fallout modder here, I get sick of this complaint because barely any mods were broken and 99% of them were updated within a months time. Plus for zomboid you can go back to build 41 without doing hacky stuff like you had to to downgrade fallout 4

[@vaevictis6990]

@Pigness7 i didn't say it was fair, the point is people whine and complain too much and seem to need instant access. I agree, the update time frame never bothered me

[@MikeThePole]

I'm not even worried about mod incompatibility in the beginning because I'll be too busy getting to know the new game mechanics and playing around with new features. My demand for eventual mods surely will grow accordingly, but for now I'm just eager to play the new vanilla again and see what this build has to offer.

[@RottenCabbage]

Finally, a fellow person with sense! My mod collection is basically a ghetto b42 anyway. Though I will miss my high capacity trucks.

[@MikeThePole]

@RottenCabbage "ghetto B42"🤣 yeah, I don't go crazy with mods either, just some QoL mods like common sense, calorie/propane torch fix, fuel side indicator and so on, but I do love driving around in my armored '70 Barracuda

[@Jedi_Vigilante]

Right there with you. Mods are supposed to be just that: modifications. Lets see what the new base game will play like before we go off the deep end about mods, shall we? This is especially true for mods that mess with the game's balance one way or the other. Immediately having access to those mods right after a major update that significantly alters the challenge structure of the game could make the game unplayably hard or boringly simple. Getting a feel for the new "normal" is imperative to actually experiencing the game properly. After that, each person can apply mods as they need/want in order to still have an enjoyable gaming experience. How much you wanna bet that many people will complain about the game's balance immediately after the patch without realizing it is broken because they applied mods without testing?

[@MikeThePole]

@@Jedi_Vigilante yeah, I know people will do that to themselves, but oh well, their game their choice lol

[@Lexyvil]

This.

[@t1mtheench4nt3r2]

Grats on your first house dude

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Thank you!! Been saving since I was 16, worked very hard, couldn't be more thankful and excited.

[@TheLibSmasher420]

@@MrAtomicDucksince 16 damn. Didn’t even have a plan then

[@GuilleVQ]

My favorite mods are: - Plain Moodles - Snake's Mod Pack - More Zombie Death Animations (one of the best ever) Honorable mention to better lockpicking and weapon condition indicator.

[@mesrszmit6295]

Plain Moodles, Better Lockpicking and Weapon Condition Indicators will probably be updated in like 3 days at most. Don't know about zombie death animations but Snake's Modpack might take a bit since it's big.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Weapon condition indicator is a huuuuge one I always use.

[@Torkkar]

@@MrAtomicDuck for me its the Duce n' a Half Military transport truck I LOVE my Burt Gummer RP moments Pull up in that thing Jump out with this big Arse Gun & Star blastin covering fire to get my crew out of a crowded mall lol... Sadly that giant Truck is going to take forever to update like a month maybe cause that modders got a lot on his plate, Inventory Tetris is my other big mod and its going to be Dead for some time while the modder plays vanilla to understand just what the dev's did with inventory so likely 2 weeks to 2 months on that and lastly mods like PKMN TCG and They Knew that add new loot based items I can see those being fixed in a few hours IF they break at all, But for the love of the Zombie GODS PLEASE let the 4 color BIC pen (no bixcalibur) version make the update! I hate needing to carry 3 pens and a pencil to mark my map in an organized fashion.

[@daviddobarganes9115]

My favorite mod is hydrocraft

[@MsHojat]

Snake's Mod Pack is definitely very cool and all, but the problem is that it doesn't play nice with other mods. It means that if you want to use his mods you have to _not use_ a whole bunch of other mods. The creator explicitly says that they don't care about making things compatible with other mods as well. I'd rather use the other mods that conflict with his than his.

[@Aviation_Bornholm]

Many other indie games need the amount of good mods that PZ has… Its insane Also id expect that a lot of mod devs have tons and tons of stuff lined up for when B42 drops.

[@mrconroy4672]

I wish that planet coaster 2 gets steam workshop sooner or later.

[@LoganBrunzlow]

Oh yeah im sure modders have been COOKING up some FIRE considering theyve had 4 years to plan🤣

[@dnzzzl4853]

If you’re a modder Come over to vintage story in your spare time ;)

[@Gfckin9]

I honestly just care about the week 1 mod, I think its the greatest mod to ever come out in project zomboid history

[@mrcheese5383]

@@LoganBrunzlowI mean they don’t have the new code yet

[@Jakebot4000]

Three mods I can't live without: Common sense RV interiors Vanilla Firearms Expansion

[@wasabi1443]

Bro even interiors is my #1 mod i always have it when playing solo and especially with friends it’s such a cool mod

[@lucasamorim3208]

LITERALLY ME BRO, i don't like brita weapons pack, soo i use the firearms expansion

[@tweeotch]

Common Sense is a must!

[@olegbobrovskiy3244]

This! I want to try Brita's eventually but its overwhelming. I really like the realistic gun availability in this one

[@Manterok]

I use Brita's, but yeah, same....well...I have a bunch of mods I feel like I can't go without lol. I will though, if I have to...just to pet the sheep and chickens and cows and shit lol

[@YaBoiLeroy99]

If I had to choose three mods... 1: Weapon Condition Indicator 2: Authentic Z 3: Expanded helicopter Events

[@Lyonide]

The best answer.

[@jdersup]

Nah i need the mod: Common Sense

[@Lemonzsz]

Filibuster's used cars mod is my top mod, along with rv interiors, and the day one mod (honorable mention to the 10 years later mods)

[@SweenyMarc]

"Those individuals are doing nothing more than sowing discord for the purpose of creating drama and driving forward their own popularity. It's a grab for attention meant to scare you into supporting their argument, nothing more" - AtomicDuck just casually summarising the majority of news media and online influencers in one statement.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

😂 Ragebait has gotten WAY out of hand these last couple years.

[@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK]

Man's literally doing the same thing with this video genius hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Clickbait trash saying want a been said a million times and lying saying it's not what we think when it's exactly what we think ffs Rage bait bad but lying and Clickbait good clearly, dummies

[@doibantikov2486]

And dude, so many people complaining about how long everything is taking when A) Dwarf Fortress has been in development for twice as long. B) People acting like game dev with QC and extensive attention to detail is the devil and then complain about Cyberpunk in the very next line. Like I get you're impatient, but they haven't scammed us, they haven't insulted us, they respond constantly to feedback. And I'm wondering why the only emotion these people want to feel is indignant rage. Like, why? There is no reason or evidence to think they're anything more than committed, apart from it not aligning with their precious timeframes.

[@TheRaveJunkie]

Well, sowing „discourse“ would be great, sowing disCORD is what sucks.

[@tobiasfritz5781]

B42 also changes how mod content is handled by the game. Once it drops each mod can contain changes for specific versions, meaning from then on updates won't break mods for older versions. A modder just adds a folder for the new version, copies the content from the previous one, and makes the necessary changes.

[@nottodisushttoagen1309]

I honestly wonder how Bethesda makes it so mods don't break on updates, seriously Skyrim, Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 4, mods made for them using the regular mod tools never need updates unless they use a script extender. If they DO use the script extender... then yeah they break every update.

[@theoneandonlygustav1992]

“It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine..” I can wait for my mods! I want some vanilla play with the new update.

[@Escher99]

Anyone who's played Rimworld with mods after a DLC release has seen this song and dance. People will just do unofficial updates for their favourite mods that don't get updated. The popular mods will almost certainly be updated as soon as the dev can, and the less popular mods will be updated by either the dev, or another modder who really want to use it and can't/won't wait. I'm not sure if PZ mods are as "open source" as Rimworld but I wouldn't really worry about your favourite mods not getting updated, they're almost certainly someone else's favourite too.

[@DudeTheMighty]

Rimworld is probably the best comparison here, yeah.

[@rokstarr_albert]

It's a good opportunity to clean out the workshop, especially the mods that have not been supported for a long time

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Big agree, way too many variations of Brita's mods out there 😂

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

how can you delete them though? I turn my mods off but they just sit there...

[@mividabrazy9104]

@@user-wi9hv2pb2qin the game folder i believe

[@Cheerybelle]

Not deleting them, but marking them as incompatible or tagging them as Build 41 only, sure. I'm certain a not-insignificant number of people will be staying on Build 41 and will continue to use unsupported mods because they value what they already have more than any upgrades with official updates. I'm at that point with at least 10 games, currently.

[@amalekedomite]

@@user-wi9hv2pb2q You can unsubscribe from them. Why do you need them deleted? Just ignore them. Nothing forces you to download them. And if you can't figure out how to check a version number then maybe modding is too complicated for you?

[@bobiboulon]

Aside fro some QoL mods, I mainly use mods that extend or upgrade crafting system. Whatever happens, I know I will deactivate those craft mod for a while in order to see what the new vanilla crafting system allows us to do. And from there, I'll decide if I keep it as it, do some personal small mods to adjust a thing or two, or look up to the community for the new mods.

[@OCinneide]

You should see the endless amount of mods that servers use and these are usually the most vocal communities as they are organised discord servers connected to youtubers who are connected to developers.

[@maximilian1588]

@@OCinneide Zomboid Shouldnt need so many mods. Hopefully the update will make hundreds of mods just obsolete by putting them in the base game.

[@OCinneide]

@@maximilian1588 I like really cool mods that add unique features. Like scrap guns/tools (just added to the game), autostarts trailers (added to the game in B41~), sitting/resting (just added), better gun projectiles, boats, NPCs etc.

[@tjlambaes]

9:03. You just explained social media and the internet as a whole lol.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Yeah... Yeah, you're right 😂

[@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK]

and what he's doing himself Rules for thee, not from me I guess

[@doibantikov2486]

​@@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK What are you on about, he's literally doing the opposite. Did you not watch the video?

[@tjlambaes]

@@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK I guess you can say that about anyone expressing their opinion. I don’t agree in this case. Mr. Duck has been hard on the game many times. I believe he is giving his honest opinions and you can take it or leave it.

[@ItsEphora]

Project Zomboid is one of those rare games where I've never had an issue playing unmodded when a new update drop because the base game is so good. I'd rather play with mods most of the time, but going vanilla while they get updated is still very enjoyable.

[@davidwells5611]

LOL. It might even be a rewarding and challenging experience to go back and play vanilla. I don't know if I can live without you, Brita, my love!

[@mrcheese5383]

@@davidwells5611I don’t get the Brita love it breaks the gameplay loop

[@SaltSpirits]

@@mrcheese5383so do 90% of the other popular mods

[@silaquiplays3956]

As someone who plays a lot of other games modded that get more frequent massive updates that break mods (Minecraft, The Sims 4, Conan Exiles, etc), I'm so used to this cycle that I'm not worried, and excited for the possibilities of new mods built on the new things that the update brings! The 3 mods I can't live without: - True Music (with Time-Period Accurate Music addon) - Firearms B41 Revamped - Autosar Jaap Wrungel Nothing better than cruising down the highway on your way to another day of looting in your Jaap Wrungel that you fixed up over the past month, with some great 80s/90s tunes boppin' on the stereo, and blastin' the occasional zombie out the window with your Colt Python 😂

[@kubankhaos]

My essential mods: 1. RV Interior 2. Combat text 3. Propane torch fix 4. Handmade weapons (I'm a slugger) 5. Plain Moodles 6. Obvious Collecting 7. Common sense Without these I couldn't play.

[@blxckdreadful7419]

Isn't propane torch fix obsolete now since most mods with propane torch uses have adjusted now to the 10-unit torch?

[@johnracine4589]

Hopefully we won’t need Common Sense because the devs are just putting all of it into 42.

[@kubankhaos]

@@blxckdreadful7419 idk. I know that without it, propane torches and tanks are 10 units. With the mod torches are 100 and the tanks can refill it about 5-6 times. About 500 units compared to 10. Thats a big difference.

[@blxckdreadful7419]

@@kubankhaos ahh yeah, that's good for convenience. Cause initially I think before 41.69, that was the vanilla value. Then past that update, they changed it to 10, and all the propane recipes broke and it all read that you have -100 torch

[@xandaonaarea]

More plushies

[@a.mcintyre6172]

1. Gesunder Meschenverstand (Common sense) 2. Rv Interior 3. Boredom Tweaks Bonus: General Container

[@skyrmaniac]

I personally love playing with the workshop, filibuster's cars and standardized vehicle upgrades

[@Decay611]

Yeah I'd say these are my fav 3 as well. Hoping we won't need the workshop as much with the blacksmithing skill being introduced, but we will see.

[@Jolkee]

1. True Music. 2. LifeStyle. 3. Fancy Handwork.

[@SS3106-S]

Absolutely. Lifestyle mods and True music are the first ones to update.

[@amalekedomite]

True music: Or "how to change it from a zombie survival game to a music collection game in one easy download"

[@RexRenart]

Fancy handwork is awesome bro.

[@khazul8549]

My fav mods ? Autotsar Tuning Bus (to have a modded bus) RV interior Scrap Weapons/Amors With all that, you have a solid base for a nomad post-apo gameplay and I love it

[@walternelson2687]

Lifestyles, Brita's Weapon Pack, Working RV's.

[@masonmario495]

My favorite mods have all been qol mods honestly. If i had to give a top 3 Common sense Weapon condition indicator I can't remember the exact name, but the one that gives specific information on what the moodles mean and what effect they have on you

[@ltsYuri]

The problem with mods is that behind them, there’s a person like you or me, who usually works or spends most of their time on other things, and the little free time they have is dedicated to making mods. What I mean by this is that the more updates a game gets, the fewer mods there will be-whether it’s because the modder has decided to stop making mods, their life doesn’t allow them to, or they’ve simply lost interest in modding. That’s why I hate companies that are fully aware their games are 90% mods and 10% the base game but still don’t hire anyone or commission the modders to officially add their work to the game. I just hope that, out of the 300 mods I use, all of them continue to receive active support. We should be far more grateful to the people who willingly invest their time in giving us 100% free content, no matter the game.

[@siluda9255]

LITERALLY not how it works, rimworld has being update for YEARS with countless mods coming and going and you know what happened ? we way more mods now than before and the mods that are no longer updated are ALWEYS taken by a new person that update it, LITERALLY nothing is changed and there is only advantages of the game being update. Or you prefer to be eternally stuck on build 41 ?

[@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK]

this game is one of them I have over 130 mods running in my current game and its only gonna grow Unmodded PZ is lacking A LOT and it's shocking given how long it's been in EA and how much money the team makes So you hate The Indie Stone then by this logic

[@hello-rq8kf]

wah wahhh

[@Dezkoi]

My issue with the next update is not because a update is happening. It would be because the mod authors do not make a new copy of the mod on a new page leaving the previous version for 41 separate. That would break old saves with modlists.

[@Jedai_Games]

Doesn't project zomboid allow to pack several version of mod into one workshop page? For example Anthro masks addon have 3 versions inside of it, and Firearms Maintains and Cleaning have 5 - standalone, and 4 addons for different weapon mods compability. So I'm sure that you can just put both b41 mod and b42 in the same download, and just enable them in your game separately.

[@Dezkoi]

@@Jedai_Games issue is those modders can take collections down via steam tos. Many don't mod pz anymore or simply don't respond to requests, or do not have previous versions available when modders update their mods, not all but enough to cause issues (fun police on steam love reporting this stuff too, not always the modder)). Same issue "space engineers' has for its workshop. Not everyone makes a new workshop page for new dlc updates. So even tho PZ can swap, the mod lists per version, the mod itself might of been updated to 42 only. Hard locking b41 worlds or severely damaging them when the mod is removed either forcibly by steam workshop side deletion, or by the user. Many mods made to update old one too, for example mods by deceased users that were updated by a 3rd party, have been removed even with full credit and links with a explanation of the situation.

[@Crazy-pl1lo]

People want updates then get mad that they can’t run mods what the hell 😂

[@MrAtomicDuck]

It is actually wild. I've had multiple commenters saying they're just going to play Build 41 indefinitely because they want to keep all their mods

[@Crazy-pl1lo]

@@MrAtomicDuck let them suffer! couldn't be me xD

[@Tman2bard]

​@@MrAtomicDuckis there something wrong with that? This is one of the only games that still offers all the old branches on steam in the menus. It's actually kinda neat

[@keeganchick2171]

There are simply too many mods to only pick three. The modding community is absolutely incredible, and I look forward to seeing what comes next. And congratulations on getting your house!

[@Yiffbait]

“WHEN'S MY B42 UPDATE GRRR” >B42 soon “WAIT MY MODS PLS” Seriously tho who does this...

[@MrAtomicDuck]

😂 More people than you'd like to believe.

[@Pslytely_Psycho_GreybeardGamer]

@@MrAtomicDuck Yeah, seen it with KSP, Oxygen Not Included, Wreckfest and many others. Update is announced, everyone loses their cool. Two weeks later, and it's 'what panic?'

[@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKK]

the same people who make comments like this do that

[@doibantikov2486]

​@@THEBUGSAREBACCCCKKKKKKKKKKCan't tell if didn't watch the video or Russian trollbot.

[@Tman2bard]

Fun fact, who said the ones screaming one way or the other were the same people?

[@Mustacheoro]

What sucks is that you often lose those niche, no longer supported mods. The big mods get updated (if the base game doesn't make them obsolete), but small ones get left behind.

[@pavelZhd]

4:42 please don't quote me on that, but I feel like in one of Thursdoids there was a point made about a system that would dynamically place modded maps outside of vanilla map and handle the road connections for them. As part of the dynamic wilderness generation system.

[@Feldynn]

As someone that has been on the PZ bandwagon since late 2013, albeit quietly in the shadows until more recent times, I have the utmost confidence and faith in our glorious modding community to get things done! As far as favourite mods I can't live without, to name just three seems nigh on impossible given the plethora of small QoL ones I can't seem to run a play through without. All the indicators, descriptions, better this and that tweaks, sensible additions and obvious fixes. I'm even finding picking 3 big mods difficult becasue there's literally so many absolute bangers but here it goes.. Inventory Tetris Offroad Go Brrrr Standardized Vehicle Upgrades With honourable mentions to Advanced Trajectory's Realistic Overhaul, Fillibuster Rhymes, any and all firearms packs, all the different character creation mods (traits, professions, etc), ok yeah basically all the mods! 😁. Cheers as always Mr Duck!

[@Bandit-Frens]

As someone who plays SPT, updates are no big deal. Yes, it takes a week or so to get all the must-have mods updated. Modders are very capable at updating to new coding.

[@RuvikWithers]

My favourite mods are: -Hanabi's food/Sodas -True Music -Sapph's Cooking

[@morfooni]

i love saphhs coking :D in one MP server i missed out like 7/10 of our raids. but whenever team came to base i had made epic lunches with cooking 10 and fresh fish xD

[@SneccTheSnake]

Ohh i haven't seen hanabi's food before Time to go a browsing

[@dancingsaxes]

Sapps cooking. My beloved.

[@SS3106-S]

Absolutely Sapph's cooking!

[@noellelavenza494]

As a mod developer, my concern is with mods like Buffy's Roleplay Chat, which I helped develop, that use a base-game Lua file with undocumented edits. Reapplying those edits can be anywhere from "nontrivial but doable" to "completely impossible, requiring a full rewrite." My own roleplay chat mod, Commandeer - Roleplay, was designed to not require duplicating or replacing any base-game code, making it compatible and hopefully update-safe... but even then I can't be sure how much they'll change the chat code. (Also, it has a number of existing bugs... oops.)

[@dariuspemula]

I was about to pass out just from reading "undocumented edits". I feel like this is something every dev dreads.

[@noellelavenza494]

@dariuspemula A few edits had comments... as the mod grew, they stopped having such high standards. It's popular, so it worked, but...

[@Cheater5445]

So when it comes to mods I enjoyed, though a bit more than 3, I just couldn't not include them so do excuse the rant, are: -Moodle Quarters+Detailed Moodle Descriptions+Minimal Display Bars PZHydro, made reading and understanding the moodles easier which was a lot of help especially when learning the game -Even More Traits/Evolving Traits, that allowed me to make absolutely insane characters with as many drawbacks as they had benefits -Wake Them Up (thanks for that one Duckman), helped to deal with zombies not prerendering -Ladders?, ladders -Authentic Z, more unique zombies made for a fun time, fun new clothing, and finding an identical zombie after a long time was memorable -Lingering Voices, made for a chilling reminder that zombies used to be people, I would love to see voiced lines for it someday, but that's probably expensive as all get out -Proximity Inventory, with how unorganized I am it maded my life easier, though the lag was just a tiny bit painful -Pillow's Random Spawns, each start an even more unique experience, often led to getting out by the skin of my teeth Finally and most importantly: -Ravenscreek and any maps south of it, it isn't just that the map itself is amazing, even though it is, but I had a great experience building out of it. I had cut thousands of trees and began placing floors down through the forest southwest of Ravenscreek to make a road for all players on a multiplayer to drive through. Sadly I never got to finish it at the halfway point due to some irl stuff happening and the server closing down, I may be a megalomaniac of sorts, but I would love to run a project like it again.

[@austinengler]

Unironically 1. The Ramen Mod 2. XP Drops - Oldschool Runescape 3. Respect+ Level Up Sound

[@mihaialexandruvlad8376]

My opinion is that ppl should play without the mods to see what is missing and what they want... and what has been updated... after that they can download the mods for that build... Me personally I will unsubscribe from ALL the mods that I have and download new ones once they will go live

[@cplson2706]

- Britia (guns and armour) - '78 AM - fix floor

[@Baconisyourfriend]

Working Masks Updated, Passing Out, and Water Goes Bad have been staples of my runs. I'm all about immersion and the world forcing me to/rewarding me for caring for my PZ survivor and it has been magnificent. Special Mention to Disinfect or Die, my preferred wound difficulty mod, and of course the somewhat defunct but GODSEND of a mod that is Water Bottles & Canteens. Giant Water Bottles go so crazy holy shit.

[@nikitaf93real]

10:29 inventory tetris for sure, i just like tarkov yk?

[@WrongTypeOfVods]

HOW DID YOU SUMMON THE BUILD 42 UPDATE????

[@alphamorion4314]

Umh... 3 mods that I would like to see picked up in some way or capacity for Build 42, you say...? Either by someone who decides to update it, or by someone who decides to make an entirely new mod based on the same premise? Aside the quality of life ones (like Weapon condition indicator, common sense etc) I would have to go with: - Kaily's Evolution Mod - Standardize Vehicle Upgrades - Superb Survivors. Even if sometimes screwy and buggy, their intended purpose has a lot to bring to the table to the gameplay, I believe, and it would be awesome to see them carry on to Build 42. Maybe even polished and made better... (??)

[@jodylbuchanan]

Mods I really like: Filibuster cars RV interiors And the quality of life mods but in particular the ability to see if I have a book already!

[@Dylan_Otto]

Havent played zomboid in a few months, but 3 of the mods I remember and love the most are the one that revamps guns and gives you a reticle, the vehicle interior mod that allows you to teleport to an assigned "room" inside your RV/bus/camping trailer, and vanilla plus guns (I think its called) with its numerous weapons and attachments that fit the time and feel great to use without breaking immersion

[@trixxyw2201]

Fillibuster's Cars and RV interiors are a must for me.

[@Quisiio0303456]

I don't use mods, but I really like the one of the medieval town I'm thinking on making one myself.

[@genericdialogue7269]

Do it

[@MsHojat]

one exception to the unupdated mod thing is with maps. It's not currently possible to modify public-facing maps without using a special non-publicly-available tool, so any map makers who have left PZ and are unreachable will likely have their maps be inacessible indefinitely.

[@fcknarc]

6:47 you know what else is massive?

[@lorenzmaut3708]

Fallout 4 updated in this year, a sort of next gen update to make the game run better and look better, and this broke many mods, some of them i loved like visually seeing the weapon you have holstered (including modded guns). The majority of the mods are fine, and the mod community added tags for mods that don't work, so it's really easy to create your modpack and enjoy the game with mods with zero problems. In any case, each mod needs to be updated by the creator, depending on the thing the mod does it's going to mean remaking the mod, or just updating a few things, the mod creators can link the fixed mod so that way people are able to switch organically when someone else takes the mod. It's really that simple, The best people can do is try mods and leave normal comments, saying they liked the mod but it doesn't work in a certain version. The worst the community can do is leave negative reviews and demand modders to update the mods, because modders are going to see that and they have all the rights to hide or delete their entire catalog of mods.

[@Kev4991]

Most Paradox games (Hearts of Iron IV or Europa Universalis IV) have this every year. They bring out a new DLC that makes most mods not compatible for a week until they are updated again. Also I think this is just a good way to clear out alot of mods which have not been supported for a long time.

[@codyjames7019]

Thanks for making this video. It does help to answer alot of questions, especially about the maps. I do still worry though. Iv been playing zomboid since around 2015/16 and just like rimworld when a major update happens inevitably some mods will be left behind. Its a shame, but this will mainly only have long term effects on people like myself running 200-400 mods at any given time. The vast majority of popular mods will be updated in time. Usually first 3 months. A big issue you will run into are mods that require other mods to work that aren't updated yet. All this being said ultimately im glad to see another major release for zomboid. Ill update and try it out for a bit, and probably downgrade back for a couple months till things get sorted on the modders end. Though project zomboid is an amazing game vanilla and genuinly may be the best zomboid game to have ever been created once you have modded a game to a certain point its really hard to go back.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Love this reasoned response. You're exactly right, major updates are a necessity and it's par for the course for modders that they'll need to adapt when that happens.

[@codyjames7019]

@MrAtomicDuck it's here!! I genuinly can't wait to hear your thoughts on it!

[@amel888]

Also- My top three all time favorite one's is probably Fluffy Hair, Vanilla Clothing Expansion, and PZK's Vanilla Lookalike car pack

[@swanky2202]

Common Sense, Plain Moodles, Taylorsville 3 I can't live without. Well, worst that's gonna happen is that after trying out B42 and seeing what's missing is going back to tackle the backlog while I wait for modders to update their creations.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Common Sense is a huge one. Braven is the creator and he's very active, I reckon you'll be safe with that one.

[@Retro-Iron11]

​@@MrAtomicDuck Their music festival one was fun too. :)

[@lydierayn]

10:30 My fave mods of all time has been > equip more backpacks - Lets you equip both a satchel and a duffel bag. > That mod that adds shopping carts and trolleys > Sapph's cooking

[@volteonex1862]

I find it hilarious that this was posted only hours before the update

[@nicuzn1197]

My favorite since I started playing last year. 1. M12 Warthog by KI5 - Big Halo fan 2. Trait Purchase System by Hakcenter - The ability to add to my character post creation is plus in my books. Adds a quasi-goal to long term play. 3. Handlebar's Preppers by Handlebar - Adds a nice risk/reward to taking out zombies for rare/uncommon items. Honorable mention to Bunnysuits Enhanced by Lily. It fixes the clipping and inventory texture issues.

[@MusicaX79]

Some mods will not be updated. That always happens. However, many times other people step up to replace the mod in questions. There was a library for Stardew some years back that was used by everyone. The guy that owned it had a mental breakdown on the forums and just up and left taking the mod. No one had a repo or anything, so the community got together and recreated. I expect we will see the same for Zomboid. Unlike Stardew or Skyrim there are Many! Duplicate mods on the workshop that do the exact same thing.

[@Guts-the-Berserker]

I was under the impression that they would disable the ability for mods to work this time around.... until stable. To collect better data&feedback on bugs.

[@mariovwcardoso5970]

#1 - RVs #2 - Common Sense #3 - I don't know the name, but it's a mod that changes the aiming system... Private Lime uses this one often.

[@Retro-Iron11]

There's a lot of mod creators that have stated they are preparing for 42 and have put a temp halt on 41 updates. Really a non issue. I'd actually like to start 42 as plain as it comes then later add mods anyway to get used to the new mechanics. I believe you can play 41 still anyway by selecting the build from the steam options. Go to options, betas then select a build from the beta participation options. 3 mod choices is hard. Maybe proximity inventory, britas and the auto ones like auto mechanics, auto reload and auto tailoring. That's like 6 but yea, I can cheat a bit by lumping them together. :) k15's vehicles deffo need to be brought over. I'm sure some mods will become redundant as they will be incorporated into 42 but it will also open a window for new mods for the new mechanics and areas that we just don't know what we need yet until we play the game.

[@MrAtomicDuck]

I am EXACTLY the same with the approach to B42. I'll enjoy playing vanilla for a while, learning what's new.

[@Retro-Iron11]

@@MrAtomicDuck Hardest part is do I start in a city I know back to front like muldraugh or one of the new ones? :)

[@thothmark]

Jigga's Green Fire is a top priority for many in the underground and veterans community. This would include, I assume, Monmouth County map. Important mod updates for me. TY!

[@Bkpenther]

Do remember the modding scene will change as well as indiestone will be making the mods able to have multiple versions of itself uploaded on steam so you can still play b41 with the original mod version while they work on the b42 version separately.

[@dejackarse7278]

Inventory Tetris has been one of my favourite mods for Zomboid. Overhauling the inventory and making various containers useful makes this feel so much more scare since you can't just carry everything you need to survive in your pants pockets.

[@luna_fm]

When saying modpocalypse i rather think of a flood of savegame or dupe type of mods. The Gmod Workshop is horrible. And the My Summer Car nexus page is a nightmare.

[@michaelstoflet4346]

RV interior and True Actions

[@manualuser]

I guess I'll soon find out what mods I cannot live without. 😅

[@HunBaneTheBest]

I had no panic. When the new bild came out i just clicked the unsub from all button (clicking through 10 pages of mods would have been rough). So it's vanilla now, but i don't mind since there is so many new things to see. Maybe in the future i will start using mods again (when b42 will be stable).

[@Drie_Kleuren]

Lost Province. Its a very great map. I really love it. Also I think this map is really easy to update since its a stand alone map. Nothing is connected to the main land/map

[@dcfavorite]

for big maps like Raven Creek where are there multiple entries to the area, moving the map would also meet they need to first look at the expanded map in B42, so even if Raven Creek's going to update and come back into the game, it won't be done for a while

[@Acquilla7]

Lake Ivy Township - My absolute favorite map mod. It meshes well with vanilla, has some really cool house design, and spices up the long stretch of nothing after leaving Muldraugh. Lifestyle:Hobbies - What else are you gonna do in a zombie apocalypse but learn to play that guitar you found? It's only a little out of tune after bashing a zombie's head in. RV Interiors - Being able to properly live in an RV or Mad Max bus is fun and really enhances a nomad playthrough.

[@yuyaplays9311]

Honestly my three favorite mods will be obsolete once 42 hits because it will be adding in those mods to the base game.

[@BWright0815]

Three of my preferred mods: 1. Guns of 93 2. Filibuster Rhymes’s Used Vehicles 3. Shark’s Military Uniform Improvement + Shark’s Law Enforcement Overhaul (Reupload)

[@woelfel-09]

Finally, someone talks about it

[@MrAtomicDuck]

Happy to! I love info talking topics like this :D If it weren't such a slog to make them, video essays would be my jam.

[@Dubios_]

My favorite mods are all of the true actions and I think its called slav faces its basically a mod that makes character models faces more realistic

[@NeverCallKriss]

I wonder if the week one mod will get finished before build 42

[@Nate-kc2wf]

I'm more worried about the multiplayer-pocalypse

[@ashryver3605]

2:02 HEY THATS ME! HI! LOL I've been watching some content of Zomboid and I want to start again, seeing SOOOO many insane amazing and polished new mods come out since the last time I played, but yep, just like Cyberpunk, I know the moment I spend a week getting 300 mods sorted out and tested for the perfect full-fledged experience, that Build 42 is finally going to come out after like ten billion years, and said pack is gonna be a broken mess. Don't get me wrong, I know obviously 1) there may be some that will work, as always out of the box (amazing!), but 2) a lot will obviously not since its such an expansive update. And because it's been SO long, there's (already many I can see) a huge chance that a lot of wonderful mods will just be in "mod graveyard" abandoned and never relevant again. This generally wouldn't actually be much of an issue, as it could be like Minecraft where if you have something you have you just sit on that version/modpack and play. But because it's all tied to STEAM .... Even if you set "Build 41" in betas instead, it'll be totally borked as steam auto-updates the mods and now you've got like half for B42 only, and half outdated for B41. It's just FOMO really, at the base of it all. All the new things to come & be updated to version match, but all the abandoned greats of past that might not see another author take the reigns and update it.

[@TheKofury]

Brittas The vehicle one with the peterbilt semi Rv interiors Ammo maker Raven creek The only cure Yeah I went over 3 a little but def my top favs

[@Badger_IV.]

0:20 when rimworld updated. We had no CE for WEEKS. AND WE STILL DONT HAVE MOST MODS

[@revhounder8425]

i have a feeling alot of mod authors will have trouble updating it to build 42 since there's alot coding will be going

[@electro7435]

Some mods possible, especially when certain mods that are heavily script oriented need to be updated. But that isn't true for the vast majority.

[@milton1969able]

Fillibusters used cars....Expanded helicopter events...Save our stations

[@MrAtomicDuck]

All good choices! I know for a fact Filibusters is being supported after B42, and I know the creator behind Helicopter Events is still very active in the community. Fingers crossed on Save Our Station, I hear good things.

[@tominoq283]

Definitely should be much more up there but here's my top 3: 1. Dynamic Traits (not even sure if you can gain/lose traits without the mod anymore, it's just must have in all playthroughs) 2. Reorder the hotbar/Containers (such a small thing but JESUS how useful) 3. True actions (Think some of it was added in 42, but it's a really great QoL mod) Some honorable mentions i couldn't fit but should just be in the game: Draw On The Map, Authentic Z, True music

[@lieutenantdiamond5601]

Brita's Weapons Brita's Tactical Gear Hive Mind

[@wobbyism]

Advanced Trajectory, Autoskill mods, XP Drops - Oldschool Runscape, True Actions are dope and always deserve a shoutout, Brita's Weapon mods are a no brainer and all those little vehicle mods. Definitely more than 3 but hey, the zomboid modding community is great and there are many bangers.

[@dathit7315]

There is a main issue with the maps, the cells size changed from 300 tiles to 256 tiles, so the actual vanilla map will increase in size to 20 cells more, which will change every modded map not only origin cells, but it will need to be reworked cell by cell due the change of the sizes.

[@victoriahofstetter2700]

My favorite mods are: -All cars from Diegus (great argentinian car models with great detail, makes zomboid feel more like home for me hahaha) -Collections by pomps (great for exploring and being a loot and collectibles hoarder) -Boots and Clothes Expanded by MarkIV (love the new use for boots and desing)

[@golevka]

we only have abandoned mods to worry about, but the abandoned mods always get picked up by someone

[@brounee2]

I am genuinely afraid of losing some niche mods with low subcriber count, but I'm hoping that they will be updated sooner or later. As for my favorite mods, I won't mention the more obvious ones such as Weapon Condition Indicator or BetterCarPhysics, because those are loved by everyone and will obviously be updated. I also cannot mention just 3, I am subscribed to close to 600 mods and there are many that I can't live without. The ones I'll mention are small mods that add barely noticeable QoL changes, but I really appreciate them and want to let their creators know it. 1) Add Fuel Faster!: My favorite mod. It does something so small, yet, it saves you so, so much time. It makes adding stuff like ripped sheets or small tree branches to campfires way faster. 2) Metal Convert: Lets you turn metal pipes into metal bars, small metal sheets into scrap metal, and viceversa. I hate there not being a way to get metal pipes quickly, but metal bars being everywhere. This mod solves it. 3) Desterilize Rags: Ever had 100 sterilized rags that you can't use on anything else? Don't want to just delete them? Want to give them a better use? Problem fixed. 4) Fencing Kits!: Lets you build wired fences much more easily than in vanilla. This mod hasn't been updated since 2022... 5) Irrigation pipes: Lets you automatize farming. Last update: 2022. 6) Lingering Reflexes: A mod inspired by Lingering Voices, this adds rare zombies that can talk and open doors. It was also last updated on 2022. 7) Better Vehicle Repairs: Lets you repair certain car parts that cannot be repaired in vanilla, such as heaters and lightbars. 8) Undo Mask Exclusion: This one is kinda op? Or at least it breaks a bit of immersion. But this lets you wear certain head clothes and accesories that otherwise you can't in vanilla. It's like "The glasses stay on" mod, but expanded. When I say it breaks the immersion, I mean that sometimes masks will clip through each other, especially when they're from different mods. And I also see this being somewhat op in B42, as it will let you wear glasses and masks at the same time, nullifying the new short sighted trait. 9) Known and Collected: Another GOATED mod. It can be confusing at first, but when you get used to it, it's impossible to go back. It basically tells you if: you have already found a book/vhs/cd, if you started reading it, if you have read it, and best of all, it will tell you if said item will give you any xp. No more watching tapes expectint to gain xp. Also, it lets you get rid of all of your duplicated maps. 10) Driving Skill: I don't really know if this mod works, I haven't had the opportunity to reach past level 3. But it was last updated in 2022, and I'd like to see it available for B42. 11) Standardized Aiming XP and Standardized Reloading XP: Must have mods in my opinion. Know that xp gain reduction you get (for no reason) when you reach aiming and reloading level 6-7 (don't remember which one)? Well, these mods get rid of that. It's not op imo, as you still need a lot of grind, it's just more fair. 12) Vanilla Vehicle Enhancer: Not a small mod by any means, but it was last updated 2023 and I'd love to have it for B42. 13) NoirsAttachments Attach Guncases: For some reason I don't like Authentic Z, and prefer Noir's Attachments. This mod adds something that the base mod misses. It was last updated 2022. There's also another one called "Addon_Noir's Attachments for multiple backpacks" that adds compatibility for a bunch of mods, but since it was last updated two weeks ago I don't think it needs its own spot here (though it deserves to be mentioned). 14) Use spears and baseball bats as fuel!: If only the title gave us a hint of what this mod could be. Last updated on 2022. 15) Sleep on it: Lets you get rid of boredom and depression by simply sleeping. Makes a lot of sense. Last updated on 2021. 16) Easy Laundry: Yet another absolutely GOATED mod. Instead of manually putting every clothe, you right-click on a washing machine, pick either worn or carried clothes and instantly everything is inside. It's like the cherry on top for when coming home after a zombie massacre and being too tired and lazy to decide what to wash and what not. 17) Fashionista: I think this one is pretty popular, but it lets you create a character using any clothing you want from the start. Also "Even More Everything Colors". With these two mods you'll be able to expand your character creation by a lot. 18) Tree Chop Bug Fix: Not sure if TIS will fix this bug, but if they don't, this mod already does it. 19) Save Backpack Attachments: I take off my backpack with 16 expanded slots, each with its own item attached to it. Imagine equiping the backpack again, and then having to attach everything back again... 20) Nutritionist Magazine: WE NEED THIS FOR B42!!! Basically lets you become a nutritionist after reading its magazine. 21) Reorder Containers - Backpack Orders: The game is unplayable to me without this. 22) Container Tooltips: ANOTHER GOATED MOD, I LOVE THIS ONE, I CAN'T PLAY WITHOUT IT. Basically tells you the name of a container when you hover the cursor over it, even if you're are moving items. Helps you organize inventories soooo much. 23) Make Paths: Pleeeeeease update this one. Helps a lot when you don't want trees growing in the middle of your path through the forest. 24) Smokers Have Cigarettes and Drop That Cigarette: Not sure the way B42 will rework the smoker trait, but these two mods make it more immersive. The first one makes it so you spawn with a few cigarettes as a smoker, and the later one overhauls the smoker trait, by making it worse. You'll cough loudly and will need to smoke more often, but you can lose the trait if you stop smoking. 25) Descriptive Tooltips for Skill Levels, More Descriptions for Traits and Clear Description for Moodles: Very popular ones, but I'll still mention them. 26: Auto Reload, Auto Sewing and Auto Mechanics: Automatize these boring tasks so you can actually hit level 10. 27) You drive, I sleep: Lets you sleep in a car that your apocalypse buddy is currently driving. Last updated in 2022. 28) Knives are not made in China: Makes most short blade weapons have better durability. I recommend this one specifically because there's another one that modifies the screwdriver, which ends up screwing (pun intended) other mods that require the screwdriver. 29) Sleepy Moodle and Monkey's Out of Breath Moodle: Lifesaver mods. They add a moodle for when you're about to reach the tired/exhausted moodles. Instead of going all-out against a horde, you'll know beforehand that you're about to feel eepy sleepy so you don't get that -50% damage penalty midfight. 30) Reorder the Hotbar: Everyone knows this mod, but if this isn't in B42, I'll riot. 31) Backpack Borders: What can I say? Must have for me. 32) Axe Overhaul: Lets you gain Axe skill xp for chopping down trees. Makes sense, right? 33) Ammo Logistics: Lets you put ammo boxes in stacks, saving a lot of space. It just needs 3D renders for the stacks and it will be perfect. Last updated: 2021. 34) Manage Containers, Nested Containers and Rename Containers: Perfect, must have mods. I'm getting tired of explaining what each mod does, just look it up yourself lol. Though I'll say that Rename Containers pairs extremely well with Container Tooltips. 35) Stack All: Combine all your thread and other consumable items so that you make a lot of space. Last updated in 2021. 36) Faster Hood Opening: Sometimes you just don't have the patience to wait for the hood to open again after closing it accidentally. 37) Open Ammo Boxes While Walking: This should be vanilla tbh. 38) Replace Bandage: Save time and lives with this epic mod that lets you either replace or replace and disinfect a wound in one click! 39) Better Hand Wash: Consumes less water according to the type of item you wash, even your body. 40) Better Towels: I absolutely HATE that I dry my sweat ONCE and then my towel gets FULLY DRENCHED. WHY??? This mod fixes that so that towels last around twice as long. (Honorable mention) Cerberus Pack: I love that mod, the most badass-looking equipment ever. And there it is, my list of mods that I want to have for B42, but also that I'd just like to share with you. I hope you find use for some of these mods, or at least that someone will read this monstrosity of a walltext.

[@LasherTimora]

Favorite mods: - auto mechanics/sewing/cooking - SOTO (Simple Overhaul: Traits and Occupations) - More description mods (for moodles, traits, skill levels)

[@timjones3]

3 personal favorites: B41+ Firearms, Braven's Bicycles, and Crowlake. Honorable mentions to Taylorsville and Pineville too, because only 3 mods is tough. I plan on holding off the update until my current character meets a natural end. Dude's got lvl 5 aim, and lvl 2 nimble, he deserves an honest death for all his hard work.

[@nicholasjesseman6800]

1. Firearms B41 2.More Traits 3. Skill Recovery Journal. All 3 of these easily extended my playtime into the hundreds of hours ive spent alone and with friends. They fundamentally fix parts of the game I have an issue with, or rather the things vanilla lacked. Firearms B41 made figuring out where gun stores are worth remembering, gave way more flavour to probably the most essential weapon type for late game survival and made it more believable that you were truly in a rural Kentucky where the second ammendment would be like the gospel. The fact that it also uses weapons that would be period accurate to the time is a huge bonus as i kinda find mods that add things that would be anocronistic to 1993 to be less appealing. More Traits takes the kinda bland traits vanilla has and significantly expands on them, and actually allows you to falavour you character more with more specific skills and advantages you want for you character rather than getting an extra point or 2 into a skill. The negative traits are also way more punishing and allow you to really create a more flawed and human character, its honestly great, and it also works with dynamic traits which can make the character creation possibilites even more expansive. While Skill Recovery Journal is a bit cheap and can kinda remove some of the punishment from death in the game, which is a pretty huge tagline for the game i know. But IMO its kinda essential for multiplayer games where the game can take a significant amount of tweaking to begin with to allow for a better experience when you cant just fast forward a la Sims style. Allowing your friends to record their hard earned skills so that the experience doesnt devolve into grinding a new character cause you got bit, has allowed me and my friends to sink longer playtimes into the game without that frustration. And in singleplayer, i think it can still allow for a fun in depth world building moment since you can name your journal. Finding your journal packed with your previous survivors knowledge is kinda like giving your new character a survival guide of how not to die the same way the last guy did. And the fact you can tweak the settings means you can decided how helpful it actually is to your new survivor, so with all that said while for some it may cheapen then experience, i think its essential to my enjoyment of the game in both SP and MP. So i hope these ones are easy enough to bring into B42, cause these 3 would probably be the bare minimum for me. While the game is an amazing foundation for a survival game, the incredibily talented modders are the unsung heroes for keeping this game limitless in its scope of enjoyability. TLDR; If i didnt have these 3 mods on launch, i would wanna Bleach > Drink > Drink all

[@TheBlackF0X]

The Authentic Z+ packages, all of Ki5's vehicles, and the various city map mods such as Raven Creek

[@BillikinWhisker-w9s]

I haven"t played vanilla for so long that the lack of some maps and mods will be immersion breaking! Lol! Maps I'd love to see uplifted & moved.into B42: - Taylorville - the frigate - pineville - Louiseville shipping port - rabbithash - super gigamart - westpoint & riverside firestation - Chinatown Mods I'd love to see moved.into B42: - immersive Solar Arrays (must have!) - has been read - the only cure - ZuperCarts - Tripping Zombies & barricades hurt Zombies - Reorder the Hot Bar & backpack orders - irrigation pipes - automatic gate motors - immersive barricade start

[@Morgan_grail]

My favorite mods ever are: - True Music (With the 90s music addon). - Inventory Tetris. - Vanilla Firearms Expansion.

[@matty-qr4vr]

All am going to miss is the abundance of car and trailer mods but that's not gonna be a big issue as they will be up dated, am sure, and I think there's some vanilla trailers now too

[@zombieranger3410]

Rimworld gets updated around every 1.5 years at this rate with DLC, and Rimworld has a very large backlog of mods. Whats great about that modding community is it has become standard practice to let your depreciated mods become adoptable and a handful of people go in and update it. I’m talking about tens thousands of mods being adopted every update and years after, it’s truly a sight to see. The infrequency of updates is actually both a boon and a curse as earlier in the Rimworld days the game would update every 3-4 months, mod makers got burnt out and the community got pretty annoyed so it was eventually extended until 1.0 and subsequent DLC/free updates. The downside is there is a greater opportunity for mod makers to drop off the face of the earth (and possibly not put their mod up for adoption) between the long periods of time between updates. Some people still get frustrated by game updates on heavily modded games, to those that complain about having to re-make your modlist you are weak and have low sperm counts, deal with it, wait a few weeks, play vanilla to explore the update. The real problem is all of those mods that will never get updated, some talented work out there will forever collect dust and be forgotten about because they will never be updated. The best and only solution is to spam and annoy the hell out of the modder to update it or put it up for adoption. Spread the message to every modder out there to have an end-of-support plan and have it available for adoption. Lastly, this is especially prevalent to PZ modding, don’t make them comment locked. You are not helping anybody. More than likely your description is lacking information that could be addressed in a comment. If you don’t want to get spammed by people then don’t mod. I plan on making a map when B42 drops and I’ll be accepting the spam because I will likely make mistakes, need to add compatibility, or just get recommendations. The communities that inhabit these mod-heavy games are genuinely nice and understanding even if a bit illiterate at times.

[@Tom-pu3ks]

This is a big reason why I think that, not only should all mods be developed in open-source (thus making forking after inactivity easier), that PZ or other developers should in fact mandate open-source as a prerequisite for modding on their games in the first-place. Modding communities can have really toxic obsessions with their creations even though what they made isn't even possible to begin with if the original game didn't exist. I remember a fairly prominent mod on another game where in order to actually download it, you had to go and ask for permission from the creator on their Discord. This mod was also a dependency on other mods, which was just absurd that one weird personality who demanded some sort of fealty was seen as a beneficial thing for the modding community. Open-source should be the default. The point is to get working mods out there, there's no monetization here and IP that you need to hold on to that makes it anywhere necessary to be closed-source.

[@quixotical]

i use so many mods, but 3 of my must-haves are - spiffui radials - mini health panel - noir's attachments

[@HaleTheFreeVoice]

As long as the insurgent mod, the bunker mod, trailers etc, and brita all come back im totally good