» Sun May 18, 2014 7:06 am
Don't get hung up on this. Just make something you're proud of.
"Easy for you to say, Chesko," you might be saying. Let me put it this way: you always want what you don't have. There are days where I wish I could take maybe 50 of my most frequent, most articulate, most intelligent, most helpful users, put them on a mailing list, and only give my mods to them. And pull my stuff off of the freaking Steam Workshop wholesale, it is not worth supporting 90% of the time. Unfortunately I'd then eliminate my silent-but-happy majority, but still, I hope you get what I mean. WIth popularity comes a lot of idiocy that really adds to your support overhead. (This isn't nearly as bad on the Nexus as it is on the Workshop, by an order of magnitude.)