Does any1 know whether this still works post 3.0.*. I liked the idea of this mod but its moot if it doesnt serve a purpose anymore since it wont be updated. If it still works im just changing mod descriptor file

update?

6E4.4C0DDF8B9CD8's fork seems to work fine at 2.5.1
https://sp.zhabite.com/workshop/filedetails/?id=1604337071

Update to 2.4/2.5?

Moe Mod Compilation
Greetings, And thank you for the creation of this awesome mod! I love it and wish to keep playing with it. However I have a request. After the recent Megacorp update I feel as though the game went a poor direction design wise. Portrait sizes are to small and many other things. As such I am playing with version 2.1.3 before the update. If possible can I have access to the mod version that supports V 2.1.3? I have a “Moe Mod Compilation” That it is apart of that I wish to keep playing with. Thank you for your time and consideration! “ Mod Compilation link https://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1526656277 “

@ExNihil update?

Bumperoni

Is there any news about the mod update?

ExNihil any news about this mod yet? ;)

I would imagine 2.2 shouldn't affect this too much.

Plz up to 2.2

Plan to update to 2.2?

ty!

done, restart steam to get an update asap.

you say its works with 2.1 but on the launcher it says its not. any chance you can look at the addon and make it say its 2.1 works with?

Yup

This works with 2.1 correct?

Hi Person, I dont think its redundant. Im glad the devs adopted my suggestion on the forums, but still - this mod offers a more complete implementation. Test it relative to vanilla and lemme know what you think.,

Just to confirm that this is actually the case (since the changelog is worded a little oddly) this mod is no longer required because by default debris now tends to give you earlier tech rather than later tech right?

I love how the last post on this mod page is how the changes "don't make sense from a lore perspective" about a week before the devs changed the ingame mechanics to essentially do the same thing (a little less powerfully, at least if I'm reading the dev diary right). I find it amusing.

I have to say. From a lore perspective, the idea of this mod sort of doesn't make sense. Just because your scientists learn how to mimic tech "X" enough to blindy copy it by analysing debris doesn't mean you have the knowledge of the fundamentals that is behind the technology nor the practical engineering know-how that informed the design.

From a gameplay perspective, however, this makes things so much nicer. The auto-upgrader has trouble upgrading to a technology X unless all of the components that it obsoletes transitively are also unlocked.

So, I guess it comes down to a matter of preference. Me, I am using this mod (because that upgrade issue bugged me). :)

I wrote to the dev of AME 2.0, lets see what he answers.

You should also add support for Aux Module Expansion 2.0. It adds a lot of stuff that would benefit from this.

updated with support for EAC: At War

thanks :)

Subscribed! *thumbsup*

@gnilneeps - it oy fires when you finish a research project. And it checks the vanilla tech keys + those of the mods specified above, nothing else.

Well done mate!

Does this only affect Techs granted by Debris or can it affect Techs given by Events? I have a lot of Mods that add Events which give extra Techs.

Nice! Wish you update some of your other legacy mods too ;)

Thanks!

You were not kidding when you said it would be coming out quickly. Thanks for all your work on this.