Survey on modding, looking for modders Attila

**Architeuthis** · December 17, 2016, 10:39 AM

Hi Total War modders,

I am a master student with the University of Groningen currently writing my thesis on PC modding. My goal is to investigate the effects of modding tools in mod making. In order to collect the necessary data, I have designed a survey that is being distributed among a variety of modders who were active for games that were released with a set of official modding tools. Attila thus qualifies I believe.

Who am I looking for?
I'm looking for anyone who has used the official mod tools to create a mod for Total War. The content of the mod is not important.

Filling out the survey will take approximately 5 to 10 minutes of your time, depending on your answers. As a token of my gratitude I will randomly award a number of steam credit gift certificates among the respondents.

If you have any questions regarding the survey, please feel free message me.

I would really appreciate your help!

-link to survey-

(survey was created with google forms).

PS The exact same survey was also placed on the Rome II forum, Shogun 2 forum, and Empire forum (Unfortunately I could not find a tool section for Napoleon Total war). I apologize if this comes across as a bit 'spammy', but I figured this would be the best way to generate response from the entire Total War modding demographic. You will be able to indicate whether you modded for more than one game (Total War or otherwise).

**Frunk** · December 17, 2016, 06:46 PM

Napoleon Tools, Tutorials and Resources

Please let me know when this survey is completed, and I will move the threads to the Miscellaneous forums for archiving. The Tools, Tutorials and Resources section are intended for one of the three options, and to keep them easy to navigate for modders, we endeavour to keep them free of clutter.

Good luck.

**Architeuthis** · December 19, 2016, 04:08 PM

Will do. Indeed, I realize it's not the perfect spot for this thread, but I figured it would probably have the highest chance of attracting modders who were actively involved with the usage of the official mod tools. However, if you feel that there might be a better place for the thread (while the survey is open), feel free to move it.