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| 23 May 2017 06:16 AM |
If your game doesn't support mods then you don't deserve the title of developer
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| 23 May 2017 06:17 AM |
| I mean all games support mods, technically speaking. |
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| 23 May 2017 06:17 AM |
I want to strangle Gearbox for not including an SDK for Borderlands 2
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JollyV
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| 23 May 2017 06:22 AM |
They honestly don't. Most mods are poorly implemented and make the game unstable, break it in ways or just don't fit visually because of the way the new models/textures put in by modders look.
Lots of games (most notably story driven ones) would be ruined (from a marketing standpoint) by people making cheesy joke mods that pop up all over Youtube. Lots of casual gamers don't know what mods really are, so if they go on Youtube and see a popular lets play with really weird stuff in it, many of them will think that is a reflection of the actual game, and news sources etc. who aren't wise about these things might give a hard time on the devs for the content of some of the mods.
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