I guess because changes happen incredibly slowly... Hopefully the game will progress from being historically themed to be historically based, and maybe one day even historically accurate

Again thanks to @Silier for this great little mod and the idea behind! Not being a SW developer, I asked Claude to help and adapt it to 0.28. Here it is. I also have the version that is said to be working with SVN (currently 0.29) but still have to test it. If it works I will provide it as well.   Again - this is not a professional solution and I apologize for using AI help. What I do appreciate is that the change doc created includes the what and why it was changed. I would suggest to include this little feature into the game itself. Here's the exact logic for colour code per line  in the mod.io list (from getModIOColor() in the file): Gray — the mod.io listing itself is invalid (the engine rejects the mod entry, e.g. broken mod.json on mod.io's side). You won't normally see these unless you uncheck "Filter valid mods," since that filter hides invalid entries by default. Red — dependencies not met: this mod requires another mod (or a specific version of one) that you don't have installed. This applies whether or not the mod itself is installed. Yellow — installed, and a newer version is available on mod.io than the one you have. (This can only apply to something you already own — the check for "update available" only fires if it finds a matching installed mod.) Green — installed, dependencies met, and your installed version is current (no update pending). White (no color) — not installed, but otherwise valid with dependencies met. The order matters — it's a priority chain, not independent flags: gray beats red beats yellow beats green beats white. So a mod with an unmet dependency shows red even if you already own it and it's up to date; only once dependencies are fine does it fall through to yellow/green/white. One more detail: selecting a mod also shows text warnings in the description panel independent of the row color — "(Warning: Dependencies might not be met.)" and "(Info: Update is available)" — driven by the same areDependenciesMet/isUpdateAvailable checks.   modiomod-r28.zip modiomod-changes.md

why's this still in game bruh this shi is fake right? there's no historical evidence that marius really revolutionised the army or whatever

Could that funciton possibly be integrated into the new vanilla version? It was quite handy...   here is the link: https://mod.io/g/0ad/m/modiomod#description made by @Silier - and i am most grateful for it!

It looks great, but it seems like it stopped receiving updates a long time ago.