The Spanish speaking community is used to coming to my blog because I always post when I update some mod either on Facebook or Discord.” “I’ve had my website for several years and am very fond of it. Why have you made your mods available only on your website instead of the Steam Workshop? Are you afraid this limits your audience? “I could never choose a favourite as I work hard on balancing and improving all of them but the most popular one in the community is Le Gourmet Revolution!” What do you consider your best mods/maps? Are they also your most popular ones? “I had never made mods before, but as I began to understand how Lua code worked I also started a simple but very laborious mod for Starbound, the continuation of a Spanish translations mod, which I have 90% finished.” Then it was just a matter of applying my new knowledge along with what I know about graphic design and audio editing to start developing mods.” As I’m a self-taught person (I’ve never studied programming) I began to read scripts and base game code along with another mod’s code in order to understand how it all works. “It all started when I downloaded a very buggy mod and wanted to make a better one myself. How did you get into PZ modding? Did you have experience modding other games previously? I like it a lot because of how open-ended it is, the isometric graphics style, and the focus on realism, along with its notorious difficult level!” “I found PZ through a Battlefield clan I’m part of. How did you first discover PZ? Why do you like it? I’m a self-taught person so I always enjoy learning new things!”

I’m a graphic designer and also repair computers. “My name is Christian, I’m 37 years old and live in Argentina.

Project zomboid mod