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That was exactly what i want to know about. It is good to hear about it. And thank your everyone to help me here. As i said, was a naive question, and maybe it's not the time to be afraid about it. I love how the community want to help me even with questions like that. Thanks again!

Really appreciate everybody answers! And sorry to do not clarify my question. I know about what was written in the game goals. My question is more technical, is about how long the current engine/modAPI's(which i really also think is one of the most inclusive) and so on, can supporte game goals and community demmand. As mentioned, we have Minecraft legacy engine, and also games like LoL which do not accept new community necessities given the legacy mechanisms. So, the question was really for the game mantainers, about how much that concern was debated and what would be the conclusion? It can be a naive question or even a dumb one, but it is something that really make afraid.

I have some self-impressions about the current game structure (engine/code-base/mod-support). Seems that we don't have the structure of a long-term term that will supply the future game necessity. It's just my thoughts about that, and i'm just looking for who could help to ensure that is a suitable question. How long do you see the game could support the player demand for additions keeping the gameplay quality/performance without the necessity of refactoring all game structure?