Network Extensions 3 contains malware which directly targets multiple members of our team, dozens of other modders, employees of Colossal Order, and dozens of Steam users many of whom will not be aware that they are targets of malware.In TM:PE 11.6.4.8 we are marking _all_ mods by Chaos / Holy Water / drok (same person) as incompatible for the following reasons: This particular can of worms is exclusively rogue file related. Of course, sometimes people do this without asking permission if needed first which is a whole other can of worms.
Occasionally it’s a necessity if a game has changed so much the original no longer works, and the author has abandoned the project. Sometimes it’s better, sometimes it’s worse. As with many things mod related, people occasionally go off and make their own versions of mods, frameworks, individual files, the works. Harmonyis a "library for patching, replacing and decorating. That’s just how it goes in modification land. Even then, problems can arise due to site aspects unrelated to the mod files themselves. There’s a few long-standing sources for game modders, viewed as being safer than other ways of grabbing the latest mod. Whether looking for patches and fixes, or just more generalalterations, gamers have to be careful when modifying how their games run. The threat arrives in a broader landscape-video game modding-already known for scams and malware. Players of the popular city-building simulator and video game City: Skylines need to check devices for rogue code lurking in modsrelated to a rework of something called Harmony, essential for modding across several titles.
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