I use around 1600 custom cars and assets and again would like to reduce this eventually to the mods that I know are working great (i.e. Albeit a lot of the mods I have are simulation mods that probably have a huge performance impact. I rarely can get over 40 FPS (~10k-15k cities) even with a lot my essential mods ghosted. I'm using around 70 mods but am looking to try and cut these down. Some of them I already unsubscribed from several times, but there they are, clogging up the ingame menu. Bonus points for the list resetting to the start after every item.īut yeah, there are a few assets in the list that I don't use. Doing this from the game's main menu (the pics would theoretically make the task much easier) takes more than 30 seconds for the first item and consecutively longer for every item after that. If you do it in a standard browser (basically the only reasonable option) it sometimes takes and sometimes not. Bonus points for finding connected dependencies and finding out whether any other asset you actually use makes use of those. At the moment, finding an asset that you subscribed to for just looking at it is difficult, except in a normal browser in case you are quick with testing. There should be selectable categories, like 'Assets testing' or 'Assets Awesomeville'.

Mods don't matter that much, as several of these are basically modular.Īsset handling on the other hand is a big PITA, in more than one aspect.

How many mods is too many