Can you tell us a bit more about your TacMod UI? What is its purpose? How did you get the idea?
I imagine that some people promptly quit when their meticulously crafted battlegroups were replaced by the infamous artillery spam “Support” or 1980 Danish motorized decks. My favorite (but least successful) server called Deck Roulette would randomly reassign players’ decks from a pool drawn from other real players. Some variations of those servers included Red Flag, which limited players to air-only decks and a Vietnam server with specially-crafted decks to represent the American and VC factions set in Red Dragon’s more tropical jungle maps. I also ran the 10vs10 WGG servers back in Wargame which popularized the low-points Tactical game mode, and for a short time, I experimented with modded thematic servers. I created a number of mods for Wargame starting with a map unlocker (as players may recall, Wargame: Airland Battle restricted maps to specific player counts), and a camera mod to allow more creative screenshots. Have you already created mods before? If yes, for which game (Wargame or others)? Of all my games, the Wargame franchise is easily the biggest time-leech. I’ve been playing Steel Division since the first Beta and Eugen’s titles for years before that. How long have you been playing Steel Division: Normandy 44? For this first one, we decided to highlight “ TacMod UI” made by naizarak who was kind enough to answer to our questions. That’s why we decided to put one of the most popular mods made by a member of the community in the spotlight, every month. From gameplay to assets, you can reshape it from top to bottom if you want! Since the Beta until the Official Release, some great mods appeared in the Steam Workshop. Steel Division: Normandy 44 allows players to create their mods with official dedicated modding tools.
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