The important shit is getting done already. The community isn't going to wait for a toolkit.
And the things that toolkit likely allow aren't really what modders want to change, anyway. I don't think anyone wants to add quests, but fixing broken things seems to be the goal of the current mods.
What makes you think modders aren't interested in making quests? Have you seen Fusion City Rising for Fallout 4?
I just meant that the game is really long as it is. I think QoL stuff is probably the focus before quests.
Modders aren't single minded collectives. A modder who wants to make a quest mod will make a quest regardless of the inconveniences a QoL mod they could have made would have fixed.
The important shit is getting done already. The community isn't going to wait for a toolkit.
And the things that toolkit likely allow aren't really what modders want to change, anyway. I don't think anyone wants to add quests, but fixing broken things seems to be the goal of the current mods.
What makes you think modders aren't interested in making quests? Have you seen Fusion City Rising for Fallout 4?
I just meant that the game is really long as it is. I think QoL stuff is probably the focus before quests.
Modders aren't single minded collectives. A modder who wants to make a quest mod will make a quest regardless of the inconveniences a QoL mod they could have made would have fixed.