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Is an object-oriented topological sorting-based redesign of interface layers and world generation passes necessary to this goal?

Why not do this after releasing?

They could make these changes after releasing. Development doesn't cease after release.

So for this large 1.4 update you'll have to spend 1-2 weeks sorting out one of the biggest mods on the platform, and less time for smaller mods. Let's imagine Tmodloader prioritises all of the most important bugs, fixes them, then releases today. You'd spent 1-2 weeks updating. Then Tmodloader...

Well let's say Fargos or Thorium for example, how long will it take?

The music and sound already works although with some looping and bugs, which should be prioritised before launch, but the Tmodloader team would rather "reimplement" the entire thing from scratch rather than just fix some bugs in the current code. Yes. It doesn't take long for modders to update...

Yes it's from the Discord and also their State of the Game post. They say: Not a single one of these are necessary (After all, Tmodloader 1.3 worked without these changes, and so would 1.4). These are simply nice to have additions that could be patched to the loader after release.

Tmodloader could be released today if they wanted but unfortunately the Tmodloader team are kind of holding it hostage until they complete some unnecessary, optional improvements. They could release 1.4 and let modders update their mods and players play the game and THEN work on the optional...

fargo, thorium + fargos is broken, with both of these enabled, essences can be crafted for free at the tinkerer's workshop

Why does this add 12,000 hp Wandering Eyes after Moon Lord has been killed?

Hey guys I used dynamite on a tmodloader server, and now ever since I get bugs such as: - Invisible players - [n:] instead of player names in chat - Only part of the map loads - Crashes - Invalid operation at this state I downloaded the server map with filezilla to check if it's corrupted but...

Hey it has nine mods on it (thorium, tremor, prefixes for enemies, expeditions etc.)