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I meant that, like in payday 2, they won’t fight against mods in payday 3 as well
But I wouldn't hold my breath on mod support, not with microtransactions and an in-game currency already confirmed.
Who knows, maybe the whole intent to go UE4 to UE5 might mean modding will be delayed till then?
This right here, among many other reasons is why pd3 is destined to flop hard. Let’s face it, mod support is going to be extremely limited or outright unsupported because you wouldn’t want modders making superior cosmetics for free when you can buy said cosmetics with thier ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ mtx. It truly is astonishing that ovk is so out of touch that they fail to realize payday 2 has lasted as long as it did because of the modding community, you would think they’d make that a priority with the sequel but nope.