Module Packages & In-game management?

[Felix Ostheim]

It would be nice if mods could be packed into 'modules' or simply kept in a separate file structure like /RO2/mods/modname/ with the ability to de/activate them from somewhere within the game. Of course switching to a major mod would more than likely require you to restart the game. It could do so upon activating the module(s) with or without a prompt.

This could reduce some of the headache that often goes along with installing third party mods.

 

[Frostedfire]

It would be nice if mods could be packed into 'modules' or simply kept in a separate file structure like /RO2/mods/modname/ with the ability to de/activate them from somewhere within the game. Of course switching to a major mod would more than likely require you to restart the game. It could do so upon activating the module(s) with or without a prompt.

This could reduce some of the headache that often goes along with installing third party mods.

actually wouldn't mind this. at the very least, being able to check all the major mods to see what servers are up without having to resort to the steam server browser

 

[Xendance]

I don't see how this idea is any different from the current mutator/mod structure.

 

[Felix Ostheim]

I don't see how this idea is any different from the current mutator/mod structure.

Can you manage mods/muts from within a UE3 engine game?

 

[Xendance]

Sure, have you ever played UT 3?
Mods need to be launched from their own shortcuts though. At least UT 3 didn't have a list for the mods, like in CoD for example.

 

[Felix Ostheim]

Sure, have you ever played UT 3?
Mods need to be launched from their own shortcuts though. At least UT 3 didn't have a list for the mods, like in CoD for example.

No, I have never played UT3 that is why I'm simply asking a question...

Thanks.

 

[Lt_Kettch]

Sorry we didn't see the question mark

Thread title doesn't count :troll: