Compatibilities are bloody hard to get right. The more I think about this, the less I think there's any way to automate it. If we add known compatibilities, that's going to be out of date fast. And if we add known incompatibilities, that's also going to be a pain to maintain because then each mod has to look at the xml of every other mod. This is all assuming the mods even use the mod manager - Master's Affliction hasn't done that yet.

In the end, the least painful method, I think, will be to just list known major incompatibilities. But without a human modder looking in-depth at each mod there's no way to tell if two mods are really compatible or not. And obviously each mod can't contain a yes/no flag for every other mod - there are already some 20 mods released, what if there's a 100?

Thanks Heavenfall, you get the point.

At the moment the 'NOT COMPATIBLE AT ALL' is the only type of management implemented, and other type of management will be implemented in future release (after 1.0 ship out) and, i think, only if modders join forces on this