Facing the Future: What's Next for Official Sets?

[Ihavenoname248]

I'm going to bump this thread again because I think it's the best place for it, and the idea spawned from re-reading this thread.

With CCLP4 having been out for more than 7 months and the CC2 editor starting to get rolling, CC2 community packs are on the way, but still probably most of the year out for really getting started. It's a valid concern that CC2 is being neglected here, but that doesn't need to be the case. After all, a CC2 port of CCLP4 and CCLP1 was tossed around a decent bit 2.5 years ago, but nothing concrete or semi-official was done for this. So tonight, I assembled a spreadsheet and google drive (linked at the bottom of this post) specifically meant for trying to make one or both of these ports a reality. CC2 Steam workshop support is coming which will make sharing CC2 levels with the wider community easier than ever, perhaps even easier than sharing CC1 levels ever was. The community should support this, and what better way to do so than by re-releasing some of the best content the community has created over the years? What better starting sets could there be on the Steam workshop than the community packs that have had years of collaborative effort go into them? What better introduction to the world of fanmade content could there possibly be for those just finding custom levels through the workshop for the first time?

Ideally, the original designers would port their own levels with some feedback/small tweaks when edits were made for compatibility, with the set staff stepping in as a backup in case the original designer is inactive or lacks CC2. Let's make this project a success- the devs are showing support for the community. Let's show some support back.

CCLPn ports to CC2: https://goo.gl/iXPE6i

Google Drive: https://goo.gl/L6caZb

There is also discussion for this taking place on the Discord server.