So no mod support...

[chris7394]

I think steam is to blame for no mod support. It allows developers to spoon feed us updates and dlc, which is much more profitable than releasing modding tools.

[Goaswerfraiejen]

You know, the announcement that there will be no mod tools would be fine if they'd ever bother to apologize for touting mod tools and failing to deliver in the past.

In any case, I'm happy to say that the announcement has zero effect on me, since I don't plan to buy another TW title any time soon. Hell, I'd need a new computer anyway. Good luck to those of you who do buy it, but I suspect you're in for the same old story.

[EgyptianNecrophiliac]

I think steam is to blame for no mod support. It allows developers to spoon feed us updates and dlc, which is much more profitable than releasing modding tools.

Agree. I suspect they've made a deliberate decision to not allow mods for S2TW, because of greed.

[Alexander the Pretty Good]

I think steam is to blame for no mod support. It allows developers to spoon feed us updates and dlc, which is much more profitable than releasing modding tools.

There are seveal (many?) games on Steam that allow modding, including games made by Valve, the company that created Steam.

[mic1402]

There are seveal (many?) games on Steam that allow modding, including games made by Valve, the company that created Steam.

yes that is correct. and CA have NEVER EVER, supported modding. it was just the fact that rome used text files and had more leaks in it then a sinking ship and people brought the knowledge they learned from rome to med2.

though before ETW it seemed they where ok with it. M2TW Kingdoms came with a unpacker and the starter thing for Med2 featured community mods. after ETW they have become much more hostile to modding.