PoorPocketsMcNewHold
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1 year ago For the Steam Workshop, I've seen a couple of posts for a couple of individual fixes being uploaded, citing it as credit. It should be far better to cut-down each individual fix and upload them as individual ones on the Steam workshop to ease into them getting accepted instead of a gigantic pack. However, I'm absolutely all in for GameBanana releases, which will bump a lot of its visibility, and may allow for a couple more pull requests even from some modders who would like to incorporate their mods into it.
Recently I noticed that there's not really a link to this project' steam workshop, and I was wondering why, It's a great resource and it really does fix a lot of the issues I have with tf2's visuals, maybe there could be a collection labeled as a community fix contribution in the future? To add onto this why not have a gamebanana link too? Wouldn't it help get the community's eyes on it? There's not really a good way to search for this mod other than github, which is very unsorted compared to gamebanana, my reasoning behind this is because github is very versitile for everything but gamebanana is purely focused on modding games, and even has little subsections for games, so why not?