About steam workshop

So... the 1.0 has arrivedm it takes a lot of good things, but I specially miss one: Steam Workshop.

Why? Because it's a easy way to install mods, and a very easy way to distribute the updates by the modders.

Okay, user can actually do it manually, but c'mon, Steam Workshop it's one of the things I most love on Steam for all the games that support that. It's a plus that every good game should have.


Well, so I'm going to ask now: It Steam Workshop on the game plans?

Thank you!

 

Its been asked many times and the devs simply confirm it "may be added after 1.0"

 

I guess it's not ready to be launched yet, neither for public testing.

 

I've read this many times.. And now it's 1.0!


Well, maybe some day by maybe the devs add it..

 

In fairness to the OP I wanted to return to this thread. I recently had to uninstall and re-install AC twice. Each time, I've lost all of my mods. In fact at one point AC support told me to remove all of my python apps in case they were causing a problem. Having Steam workshop would make the experience so much better.

1.) Easy re-installation of all skins, tracks, cars and other mods
2.) Instant updates to the mods
3.) Easy viewing of reviews / problems of mods

I love seeing some of the skins that have been produced for AC, the tracks too. But I've spent ages downloading them and then I've lost them all. Yes I could back them up etc but that only solves one of the problems. When mods are updated I dont know unless I constantly monitor every thread!

Please Kunos, you have already worked miracles on this game, for me Steam workshop would be amazing.

 

This is exactly why having steam workshop is wonderful!

 

on multiplayer .it marco massarutto says how impressive is steam workshop..so i guess this opportunity is near

 

This feature was being tested by the beta users.

 

Oh my, well, you made me a little bit happier.

 

I just hope we don't see mods that only use Workshop.
I'm a big boy, I can install Mods all by myself (and choose which versions I want).

 

Why you don't want non-workshop mods?

Workshop it's just a click&install way, and auto-update the mods (Maybe this isn't good at all for championsips).

But for everything else, workshop it's simply better

 

Oh, I know, everyone wants more and more convenience these days. "Yes Sir, we have invented a bottom-wiping robot for you now".

I'd rather be master of what gets installed on my PC. I put up with Steam because I have to, but beyond that, don't want it messing with my games.
Just go look at how many times it's wrecked peoples Race07 installs. Andy Priaulx mod anyone?

 

There is an italian interview made to the devs by multiplayer.it where the steam workshop is listed as an incoming feature

 

Have you tried Workshop for another games?

I hate to see diary if all of my mods (I used like 10 different sources) has been updated.. It's 5 minutes of wasted time.

With workshop I know what mods i've installed, what are the updates of the mods, what the people says about that mods, what the dev says to the people, and everything else. All in one source!!

Pd: My english isn't so good.. Sorry if some incomprehensible part

 

Yes, I know what it is and how it works thanks. LOL.

Some people want convenience, some people want to be masters of their own shizzle.
To each their own bud.

 

Not sure how Steam Workshop makes you no longer master of your pc, so to speak. You still decide what mods to download and you decide if you want them to auto-update or not. I would love for my mods to be auto-updated instead of every few days having to spend time checking on a few dozen different threads here along with a dozen or so other websites; I currently have about 150 tracks and the same amount of cars so checking for updates can be a bit time consuming.

 

This is exacly the reason I don't have any mods at this time, manual updating sucks

 

I'm not against Workshop Michael, if people want it for themselves, that's cool.
Just voicing my hope that modders continue to make their work available elsewhere and not just exclusively through Workshop, I'm sure most will anyway.

 

I'm sure they will; not really any reason not to.....of course there really won't be a reason to either.....

 

The only game I have used workshop for so far is skyrim and never had a problem.