SIZE: ~1.6 GB / ~558 MB (depends on Contact ownership) Maybe.ACTIVITY: Game Update 2.00 (CoF: Gray, Workshop Compositions, 64-bit Linux Server) Maybe it will be a smashing success and change DLCs forever. They brought modders in if I remember correctly for the various stances now available, but this whole community DLC stuff really isn't going to work well, at least not well enough for it to stick around.īut I could be wrong. The best thing for BI to do is to just keep bringing good modders on to work on DLC and the next games. Most won't be on the level of an improved flight model, or fully functioning bipods.
There a few mods that do some big gameplay changes or improvements, but most don't. The DLC so far have been good because they added things that weren't there already in the form of gameplay improvements. These DLCs basically won't work because there are going to be very few communities that are going to require DLC over requiring a free mod. The problem with making DLC from modders is that those mods are already a thing, so you're asking people to pay for something that's already there, or you're asking them to pay for a better version of something that's free. So basically, I can't envision something like Enhanced Movement making the cut for the reasons above even if lots of additional content was thrown in. Furthermore, they've stated that DLCs sold through this pitch will not be integrated into the main game for non-DLC owners (unlike the official DLCs), which means that not everyone would have access to the free engine upgrades from a Enhanced Movement-like DLC. And I would think that using a scripted method as the current mod does is also out of the question for quality reasons.Īdditionally, this would require the devs to assist in the maintenance of the DLC since you're modifying the platform itself and that's an obvious no-go. I doubt that BI would accept any DLC proposal that modifies the engine itself, which something like Enhanced Movement would involve as you'd be making adjustments the animation system. The way I see it, TPDP is only suited for strictly asset-based DLCs essentially units, vehicles, weapons, gear and/or missions, game modes and nothing else, as these would not require the devs to be involved with the development or upkeep of the content.īasically everyone gets the enhanced movement engine upgrade On the other hand BI MOCAP is also working as separate studio, offering services to professionals ( ). BI is willing to be only publisher for 3rd party that can deliver the complete package this time.
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