This cuts out the re-direct server in the middle, so people that want to enjoy player-made content can spend less time fiddling with updates. Clients and servers are able to subscribe to maps and mods so that they’ll automatically stay up-to-date.
Tripwire has found a way to make Killing Floor 2‘s workshop a little more intuitive than most games on Steam. That means if you aren’t happy with the upcoming Versus mode but still want more content to play, there’s going to be an abundance to choose from as folks start tinkering with the game. Today, Tripwire announced that people who like to murder on the ground (eh? eh?) will be able to utilize full Steam Workshop integration and start downloading user-generated maps and mods. Some of you are excited to see how that turns out, and others would prefer the game to stick to its cooperative roots. Last week I wrote that Tripwire Interactive is bringing a competitive mode to Killing Floor 2. Now it’s easier to get to player-made maps and mods
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