First off, thank you so much for taking the time to right this and for offering real criticism. That's what we want!
You make a really excellent point about the war tone being catered to certain characters type and I've heard similar sentiments from other players. We can certainly keep this in mind and make an effort to extend mod missions to include these kinds of things, but I think our ultimate goal is inspiring players and providing them with the platform to write more of their own player missions. Repairing a specific building and uncovering a ruin, for example, could be an awesome player-run mission and something I would love to see - and even to help write! Like I said though, we'll definitely be aware of it and can make an effort to include more in mod missions as well.
Can you think of other ideas, in addition to the missions, where we, as mods, could help support this? Things like the Hydroponic Garden are some of my favorite in character happenings, but they were presented by players. I'd love to brainstorm ways that we could help encourage those kinds of less war-like ideas (beyond the monthly lighthearted events we already have planned)!
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You make a really excellent point about the war tone being catered to certain characters type and I've heard similar sentiments from other players. We can certainly keep this in mind and make an effort to extend mod missions to include these kinds of things, but I think our ultimate goal is inspiring players and providing them with the platform to write more of their own player missions. Repairing a specific building and uncovering a ruin, for example, could be an awesome player-run mission and something I would love to see - and even to help write! Like I said though, we'll definitely be aware of it and can make an effort to include more in mod missions as well.
Can you think of other ideas, in addition to the missions, where we, as mods, could help support this? Things like the Hydroponic Garden are some of my favorite in character happenings, but they were presented by players. I'd love to brainstorm ways that we could help encourage those kinds of less war-like ideas (beyond the monthly lighthearted events we already have planned)!