#Ftl rebel flagship mod mod#
#Ftl rebel flagship mod mods#

It does give the player a bit more advantage, but it also adds a bunch of QoL stuff to the game.

#Ftl rebel flagship mod mod#

The deck tracker mod allows for an extra bit of info when playing the game. This way anyone everyone can start off with the same advantage.ДЄnother example would be hearthstone, and mostly the deck tracker mod. Unless the other players have the exact same mod installed.

#Ftl rebel flagship mod mods#

How do they deal with this? Easy, just don't allow for mods in multiplayer. Civilization allows for many mods, some of which would give the player an unfair advantage over other players. This is the one I played the most and know the most about. Let's look at some other games to see how they dealed with this issue.ДЇirst example would be Civilization 5. It's fairly easy to explain how certain different a game would have to be designed for multiplayer without getting to technical. Now what would be different if the game would be designed for multiplayer? First of all i want to clarify that any mod that gives one player an unfair advantage over the other player(s) would be considerd 'unsafe'. This is fine for a singleplayer game! The responsibility lies with the player, which not a problem since the only victim of an unsafe mod would be the very player that installed it. They are clearly stating that mods are not checked to make sure they are safe to use. They are not developed, published, or maintained by any members of the development team, and as such, we cannot guarantee their stability nor are we responsible for any content we did not create ourselves. This means it doesn't pass some automatic checks to verify the the mod is safe to use. As of right now modding the game doesn't require any security checks and is mostly done by mod managers. And when I say designed I mean at the programming side of things. I even made a ftl-esque game with a big team for my college courses, but that's besides the point.ДЄn important thing to remember is that FTL wasn't ever designed to be a multiplayer game. I wouldn't call myself an expert on game design and programming, but I do know a fair few things. Lootboxes are very anti consumer, and getting more outdated by the year.Д«ut there are also several gamedesign/architectual reasons this wouldn't happen.

As far as I have seen Subset game's communication towards their fans they are very pro-consumer and very sympathetic towards them. Okay, there are several reasons this wouldn't happen.ДЇirst of all, I'm assuming the LootPacks thing was a joke, but i still have to say that would (probably) never happen.