Oh right, because he was talking about the Sweboz rampaging through somewhere - I get it now :) Cheers!Originally Posted by MarcusAureliusAntoninus
To be honest, I disagree with you for several reasons:Originally Posted by Geoffrey S
- Even if the limits were infinite, you would only want to add so much "stuff": after a certain point, the game would get ridiculous and unfocused (e.g. Rome is not MEANT to expand into China).
- No matter how good a mod for "xTW 1" got, when "xTW 2" or "yTW" came out, its features would be better, so:
- People would buy the new game.
- The mod would get transferred to the new game, most probably, to take advantage of its new features.
- Mods help to extend the life of a game - they are, in effect, free expansion packs - and some people might actually buy "yTW" not to play the game itself, but to play the latest version of their favourite mod!
- The actual games are obviously advertised far more than their mods, and so casual gamers would only know about the actual TW games, and then possibly stumble upon a mod.
- You need to buy the game in order to play the mod.
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