Freiling

CCU is a content creator's toolkit. This release has 150+ traits which allow you to define custom NPC behaviors.

It's packaged into two editions: one for people who just want to play the content, and one for those who want to design it too.

WARNING: If you make content for the Workshop with CCU, I strongly advise you to prefix the upload's display name with [Mod], [CCU], or something to that effect. Or, you can put a warning on the image's thumbnail. If people download your content without knowing it requires mods to work properly, the content will either play as vanilla, or might crash the program.

Download: https://gamebanana.com/mods/380574

Documentation: https://github.com/Freil

Streets of Rogue Civil Engineering has 50+ mutators that modify the city and its visuals. Plus two shitty traits.

This is an advance version, not a full release. The file is posted on the Discord here: https://discord.com/channels/187414758536773632/453259227797127188/971518865479721060

Heart attack gun

I learned how to mod games. It scratches the itch, and it's technically productive since I'm learning programming skills and can use that in my career. It's also too mentally exhausting to do long pointless binges of it.

This is obviously playing with fire for some people, like telling an alcoholic to learn how to brew beer. But if you're at your wit's end and you've tried everything else, it might be worth trying.

Thoughts?

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The project is low-tech by design, using nothing more advanced than C#, WPF, XAML & JSON. It's in very early stages, barely forked from a tutorial - there's nothing you could call gameplay yet. I do know how to implement the gameplay, but it’s not very motivating to do everything yourself.

The aspiration is to generate interesting and varied stories that could be read like a pulp novel. By completely eschewing audio and visuals, more effort can be put towards deep modeling and text variation. All the flashy stuff is done in the "theater of the mind." This also makes it much simpler to code.

I'm aiming for setting-agnosticism. The prototype might take place in a certain setting, but

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