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The link for the hammer mech in the image attribution doesn't link to the right post (goes to build-a-mech instead of the squad) just thought I'd let you know

TheBoardsCousin wrote:The link for the hammer mech in the image attribution doesn't link to the right post (goes to build-a-mech instead of the squad) just thought I'd let you know

Thanks for pointing that out. The link has been fixed.

Jumbocarrot0 wrote:

TheBoardsCousin wrote:The link for the hammer mech in the image attribution doesn't link to the right post (goes to build-a-mech instead of the squad) just thought I'd let you know

Thanks for pointing that out. The link has been fixed.

No problem.

It's great that everything is collected in one thread. However, I have a suggestion to create a separate section on the website with discussions under each mod. This could be organized like a catalog, similar to this one, where you open what you need, and the discussion follows at the end. Alternatively, you could create a dedicated section on the forum where only the admin can create topics, with each topic focused on a specific mod, and the first post containing the most important information about it. Another option is to create a review section, similar to this, where users can rate each mod based on various criteria such as gameplay, difficulty, and developer support. There could also be a space for comments, allowing discussions to take place under each review.

BlakeVortex wrote:It's great that everything is collected in one thread. However, I have a suggestion to create a separate section on the website with discussions under each mod. This could be organized like a catalog, similar to this one, where you open what you need, and the discussion follows at the end. Alternatively, you could create a dedicated section on the forum where only the admin can create topics, with each topic focused on a specific mod, and the first post containing the most important information about it. Another option is to create a review section, similar to this, where users can rate each mod based on various criteria such as gameplay, difficulty, and developer support. There could also be a space for comments, allowing discussions to take place under each review.

That's literally this. It's a catalogue of mods, and people can review and comment on them. I don't see what else you want.

TheBoardsCousin wrote:

BlakeVortex wrote:It's great that everything is collected in one thread. However, I have a suggestion to create a separate section on the website with discussions under each mod. This could be organized like a catalog, similar to this one, where you open what you need, and the discussion follows at the end. Alternatively, you could create a dedicated section on the forum where only the admin can create topics, with each topic focused on a specific mod, and the first post containing the most important information about it. Another option is to create a review section, similar to this, where users can rate each mod based on various criteria such as gameplay, difficulty, and developer support. There could also be a space for comments, allowing discussions to take place under each review.

That's literally this. It's a catalogue of mods, and people can review and comment on them. I don't see what else you want.

I understand. My suggestion was that it should resemble more of a catalog than a forum.

When you get the chance to fix it, could you fix it so that it doesn't incorrectly attribute The Parautilitarians to tosx?

Hey Carrot, by accident you credited the Pokemon mod as made by Neo, not by Metalocif

The Google Drive link for Treeherders is broken, so the mod is currently impossible to download.