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Define next generation? I thought Enlight was well ahead into it

Sorry, I'm a genwunner.

I want to see an agreed fix for the performance issues some people encounter on Windows 10.

Oh, I'm on windows 7

I started making my mod last July, am I included in this generation??

What does it bring to the table?

so the "next generation" is just performance fixes? if it's something else, then i'm good to help with mods

Really looking to set some precedents, in any way.

I'm confused, are you implying you're asking for people to lead forward in a new era of mods? Or are you asking for people to join you in a project of yours?
If you're implying for people to lead; I for instance, am just working on my mod, give us some time.
But if you mean for people to join you in a project then I'd very much have to decline, I have my own mod to work on, sorry.

Yeah, mods will forever be the same, unless there's something we've been lacking in your own creative thinking. In any case, we're happy to know what it is. Unless all you want is asm help, then in that case, may i suggest joining the CSMC and ask to help work on Project Chocolate

People could put more effort into the initial release of their mods.

I think Project Chocolate would be a nice framework for some, but I have my own plans. If you could get more people on board with such existing projects, that'd be great.

I don't see why I would be the one doing that, I'm just a Sailor Scout who just likes taking modding at my own pace. And hey, like i said before, perhaps a mod by you could show us for what to do for a initial release, to set for as an example

Not mine, but I really liked The Temple of Unusuals.

Oh boy, a new TF2 map that gives us a free unusual! /s

I haven't gotten far in that mod, the story seemed interesting, but the gameplay feels very... I Wanna Be The Guy. But hey, whatever floats your boat, man.

I understand you want people to put more effort in their initial releases but you wouldn't want to get 80% or more through your mod, upload what you have, only to have a plethora of errors, bugs and spelling errors that can easily drive the creator mad due to being overwhelmed and possibly having to change many things in consequence of a bug or two.

I'm guilty of it myself when making my mod, ACSS, I released the first demo in order to get feedback and some ideas for my mod later down the line. Just about every mod ever, with the exception of about a dozen, have been made by solo modders including myself; we don't have extraneous testers or debug-testers that can do our work for us. We need to make assets, scripts, art, and test the damn product little by little to ensure it's all good to our own standards.

Nobody's perfect, we all screw up, we don't want to be delayed anymore than we want to be. Remember, some people's first mods are the best they think they've ever done, go easy on 'em. And people who have been in the scene for some time and more, just want to get some thoughts and help because we're all one to two man teams; we need every crutch we can get.

Your initial release isn't perfect, neither was mine, or anybody's for that matter; our mods are iron rods, they need to be refined, little by little. You don't want to be smashing that hammer in 9 different places at once, you need to take it slowly, one place at a time and smooth-en it out over the course of however it takes. Just make sure the water you're using to cool that iron isn't hot.

If you want a new golden-age of modding, you have to take the first leap and entice people to follow.

We are hobbyists, if you are modding for someone else other than yourself, there's something wrong.

A lot is wrong in this world.