1 no, there is a "MobHub" in the game. click on "mods" in the main menu
2 not usually, depends on mod
3 I dont MP, but some mods work on MP and some dont
4 easier, no. But I played for a while with the stock tools just to get a feel for how the game plays. it is up to you
Check out Ian Robson, Datalund and Arthur Chapman on youtube. Their tutorials cover pretty much everything, including the more complex mods (Courseplay, AI Helper, Seasons).
And of course, if you have more questions just ask. But really, unless you download seasons, most mods won't impact the game very much.
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Thanks Guys. I intend to play multiplayer so will look into what Multiplayer Mods work on Steam and also what ones work on Xbox for when I purchase that console early 2018. I really wish we could cross platform hey.
For now I will learn the standard version of the game but feel given how I am taking to this game ... that I will no doubt being using some form of mods before I know it.
I would recommend playing at least the tutorials and maybe a little bit of the game with no mods at all if you are just starting. This way, you get a feel for how the game should look and operate. Then you can look into mods and it will be easier for you to tell if the mods you are using have caused some problems with the game or if it is the game itself. A huge amount of the problems people have are because of mods, so it's better imo to get a feel for how the game should play without any mods first, then you can compare as you add mods. Mods don't care if you play on steam or not (I use steam) - there is no workshop support, you go through modhub in game or download off the web and install manually. I'd recommend only getting mods from the official mod hub in game to start with - going on the web for mods can get you more variety, but also can get you some buggy mods that will break your game.
