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Norfleet

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Victor1234 said:
Recently Rimworld has done the same in their newest DLC.
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This isn't true, no steps were taken to break mods specifically. Mods just inevitably break anytime major codebase changes occur, and the beta branch of the latest version was released specifically so modders could attempt updates prior to the release of the latest DLC.
 

Victor1234

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Norfleet said:
Victor1234 said:
Recently Rimworld has done the same in their newest DLC.
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This isn't true, no steps were taken to break mods specifically. Mods just inevitably break anytime major codebase changes occur, and the beta branch of the latest version was released specifically so modders could attempt updates prior to the release of the latest DLC.
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I meant in the sense that the newest Rimworld DLC is also repackaged mods. The newest biotech DLC combined features that 3 major/popular mods already added, plus pig people.

Paradox may or may not break mods specifically in addition to repackaging popular Prison Architect mods as DLC.

As an aside, as someone who plays heavily modded Rimworld, I know about the beta branch approach (they've done it with every release since 1.1, when I started playing) and I also know that almost every mod on my list breaks with every major patch regardless, but I don't think that's on the company as much as the modders being slow to update.
 
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Thinking about trying Prison Architect for the first time soon, with the latest and seemingly final update (The Sunset) as well as the two free DLCs (Cleared for Transfer and Free for Life).

Any mods I should absolutely use on a first playthrough? I've sifted very quickly through the Steam Workshop and only found the following two mods which look like they might be worth installing:

- Ozone's Fixes & Qol All-In-One
- Additional Sprites (for Guards, Staff and Emergency)

Are these mods recommended? Any others?

In the future, I'll definitely try some of the TCs like Back in the Day (1920s), Prisoners of War - Reinstated (WWII) or even Fallout Vault. But I first want to play the OG.
 
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