Nhl Legacy modding discord

[octobump]

Only join if you know how to mod legacy. I am trying to get as many modders as possible to group up on discord to create NHL Legacy Revamped.

https://discord.gg/CP5BjqZa

[nikethebike]

I guess I'm just old and old school but I never got why discord is good for modders?
Locking up stuff in a channel you don't own...


I spent a ****load of time sharing info at OSR that was lost because the owner just decided he didn't want to support SVR anymore. Best is to use an open forum with a lot of history such as OS in my opinion.


Just open a thread here. Keep info open to attract new modders...


But then... I'm old school.

[tinpanalley]

Quote: Originally Posted by octobump

Only join if you know how to mod legacy. I am trying to get as many modders as possible to group up on discord to create NHL Legacy Revamped. https://discord.gg/9EBM3YUq

You're gonna vastly limit your chances of really developing that community if right off the bat you bar anyone who doesn't know how to mod from being a part of the project.I don't have any clue how to mod and I've been a useful part of several communities for modding different sports games.


To each his own. Good luck.

[nikethebike]

Quote: Originally Posted by tinpanalley

You're gonna vastly limit your chances of really developing that community if right off the bat you bar anyone who doesn't know how to mod from being a part of the project.I don't have any clue how to mod and I've been a useful part of several communities for modding different sports games. To each his own. Good luck.

I agree. The best way to increase the amount of helpful contributors is to keep everything open. When the amount of knowledge increases the next challenge is to organize the info. When we organized the wwe svr modding community it started in a thread at caws.ws, when the moderators there didn't want to allow modding the community made the incorrect choice of moving to OSR (based mainly on that one main content creator decided to make his content OSR exclusive). We should had moved to smacktalks which was a forum with great SVR history which today probably is the best modder community. But so much knowledge was lost at OSR that it's silly.


Therefor my advice would be to see if it was possible for a modding friendly user to become moderator of a legacy modding section here at OS. That way everyone can follow what happens, we can organize the section the way we see fit etc. Second best option is to just stick to one thread for now until we have too much info. A wiki could be used but then we need a trustworthy host that wont just steal the info or take it down.


Guess this is because I'm getting old but internet is **** today. Everyone is just trying to make money any way possible often by stealing other peoples work. So I don't trust using or investing in anyone elses locked community anymore.