Weasel wasn't such a bad guy, he just didn't deliver.

Getting way off topic here so I'll bring us back a bit.
Summary: People don't make mods and scenes anymore because they're busy asking why mods and scenes aren't being made anymore.

• If you have an idea but no skill, develop your skills with smaller mods and work toward your big idea.
• If you have skill but no ideas, trawl the requests subforum and have a ball.

I have been working on several my self.
I have just ran into delays due to work, computer issues, and lack of knowledge in some of the more technical areas.

I have a few mods I'm planning on turning into a scene, which will be my first scene. Anyway what I'm saying is it might have slowed down Modding wise but it hasn't stopped.

Modding definitely hasn't stopped, but slowdown is expected. Everything gets boring after a while, no matter how much people may argue that something 'never gets old'. But that's why there are updates. How many stages has Cortex Command gone through? 23? Seriously, this game is going strong. Once more people see how awesome CC is, more people will play it, the community will grow, more people will make mods, and so on. As long as someone is willing to continue the development and others have fun playing, this game should thrive. After all, it is awesome, isn't it?

Build 24 has taken an obscene amount of time, and it really digs into the modding community and the will to mod at all. The game is stuck. It's old. All but abandoned by its creator. There simply isn't much incentive left to continue modding on a sinking (or perhaps sunken) ship.

At least, that's why I hardly do anything for CC anymore.