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Hello Everyone!

Modding is now available in Foundation 1.0!

With this latest update, you will be able to take your medieval city-building experience to the next level, with custom buildings, unique gameplay, balancing tweaks and much more!

More than 20 mods are already available at this time.

Modders are actively updating existing mods and creating new ones, so while the selection may be limited at first, expect plenty more to roll in as the community expands the possibilities!

How to Get Mods?

Foundation mods are hosted on mod.io, but you don’t need to leave the game to access them. Simply open the in-game Mod Browser, explore what’s available, and install with a single click.

Then, select your mods when starting a new game. Eas

We have added a clarification to rule number one in the sidebar: "Do not respond to rule-breaking content; report it and move on."

Research shows that disengaging from antisocial behavior is the best way to minimize and eliminate it. It is also the best choice for personal mental health. Lemmy provides a functionality to "block" (mute) users who are not contributing to your positive experience of the platform. In addition to reporting (and not responding to) rule breaking content, the community mods encourage you to use Lemmy's tools to curate the best, most healthful experience. Enjoy!

::: spoiler Rule 1: Be Civil

Attack the argument, not the person. No racism/sexism/bigotry. Good faith argumentation only. This includes accusing another user of being a bot or paid actor. Trolling is uncivil and is grounds for removal and/or a community ban. *Do not respond to rule-breaking content; r

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it was recommended for all instances. it would definitely cut down on spammers, but may discourage actual users from signing up too? just wanted to get everyone's thoughts on the matter.

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