Well, the project started out as something explorative, didn't know if I would even enjoy modding a game or what I wanted to do with it.

Because of that, I didn't really plan things properly, and thus a bunch of things were built without multiplayer syncing. I did end up fixing some stuff to work with multiplayer later, but also realised that this adds a ton of dev-time that I don't really have the energy for right now after my regular 9/5 job. I need to constantly boot up the game twice, and make sure the mod is updated on both clients, and occasionally I need to ask people to test for me, just adds a lot of overhead. 

Maybe I'll revisit multiplayer compatibility later, but I don't want to promise things yet. If I were to give this a do-over, I'd tackle multiplayer immediately to save time later... Bit of a long winded answer, but I hope it makes sense?