MOD BAN?

[Patric Penisman V2]

Guys can i get banned for using the mod for example for bigger garage or more cars then s13?

[ffmdiego]

probably

[Hyper †]

no,it's not a online game

[Ladiesman217]

idk

[rape me btw]

No

[RogueTaco]

That’s an interesting question! The topic of mods in games like Night Runners is a fascinating one and opens up a broader discussion about the relationship between developers, modding communities, and the integrity of gameplay experiences. Mods, as you know, can enhance the game in creative ways, like expanding garage space or introducing more cars beyond the default options. However, the implications of using such mods depend on a variety of factors, such as the game’s terms of service, how the mod interacts with the core mechanics, and whether it involves any online functionality.

There’s also the perspective of whether the mod gives an unfair advantage or disrupts the balance intended by the developers. Interestingly, the way developers address mod usage has evolved over time, with some being lenient and others imposing stricter measures. But really, the heart of the matter lies in understanding the specific policies that govern Night Runners, which can be influenced by the type of mod, its source, and even the platform you’re playing on. So, when considering all these elements, it’s crucial to keep them in mind before making any decisions regarding mods.

[[DADG]Saturday]

Bro, AI wrote that previous answer that you selected lol. I've never seen something say absolutely nothing in such an elaborate way since Sam Hyde's Paradigm-Shift 2070, but Sam did it out of comedy and not out of seriousness.

AFAIK, Jem is opposed to modding, because it means that you got access to the content that is normally only accessed via subscribing on Patreon and supporting the project. However, there's no way for them to know if you modded the game or not. Like others have said, it's not an online game. Do what you want bro.

[RogueTaco]

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Bro, AI wrote that answer that you selected lol. I've never seen something say absolutely nothing in such an elaborate way since Sam Hyde's Paradigm-Shift 2070, but Sam did it out of comedy and not out of seriousness.

AFAIK, Jem is opposed to modding, because it means that you got access to the content that is normally only accessed via subscribing on Patreon and supporting the project. However, there's no way for them to know if you modded the game or not. Like others have said, it's not an online game. Do what you want bro.

Lol