(02-16-2014, 09:24 AM)girao Wrote:I definitely agree.(02-16-2014, 08:47 AM)Arakash Wrote: 2. How practical it is to have it as moddable vs a regular feature
Having a game open to modding is always nice, see in GTA series mooding is funny and is one of the best advertising things because people will wanna show what they made, i see a lot of times nice modding in games i 9GAG and a lot of people see them...
One of my favourite examples is the Grand Strategy game Crusader Kings 2. After several expansions, it has tonnes of small mods, several absolutely huge balance/improvement mods and a couple of massive Overhaul mods, such as the Famous Game of Thrones mod.
Its really quite impressive what a dedicated modding team with a highly moddable game can do.
My Steam says ive played 500+ hours of that game