Mods?

[SwearinAaron]

So i've been trying to get an OST mod working for the last three hours and I've had zero success. I've already had to reinstall the game on multiple occassions due to the game files getting corrupt somehow. The mod I'm currently trying to patch in is the Faulconer English Dub OST mod that was played on Adult Swim back in the day. I'm pretty sure I've been following every step as the instructions say. A simple extract and copy/pasta of the new files into the RED/Movies and RED/Paks folders. I feel as if this is no longer doable and I'm just wasting my time.

[SwearinAaron]

So as expected, It looks like I'm about three months late to the party. A quick search online lead me to a thread posted in May on Reddit that pretty much confirmed the death of mods on this game. Well, OST mods at least, I'm not sure about others but quite frankly I couldn't care less. Sucks that the devs don't care about players changing their game experience with simple things that don't affect gameplay at all but It's not surprising. Oh well.

[Noughtic]

Character mods and such like that still work, but I just want it to be as easy to mod as Xenoverse and Xenoverse 2, it opens the game up really, kinda adds a certain appeal that you dont see often, especially when your getting mods from good mod makers, but it doesnt matter how good they may be if you cant put it into the stupid game

[Leoscar]

Mods are disabled mostly in FighterZ due to its competitive nature, they disabled ost mods because they are selling a music pack (which is not worth it if you ask me), and if you allow people to make their own, well they won't buy it.

[SwearinAaron]

Oh, so they took the greedy route. $15 for 11 samples when you can get the full version for each of those tracks for $1 a pop. Lol, clearly a ripoff, and the Steam reviews tell the same story. Not really surprising coming from Bamco.

[The Grimm Reefer]

Originally posted by Winds Howling:

Oh, so they took the greedy route. $15 for 11 samples when you can get the full version for each of those tracks for $1 a pop. Lol, clearly a ripoff, and the Steam reviews tell the same story. Not really surprising coming from Bamco.

Don't be a salty little ♥♥♥♥♥ over your OST. Plenty of other options if you don't like the music. You act like DBFZ is the only game to do this, Xenoverse did the music pack as well as plenty of other games.

Mods open the doors to exploitaton. I remember Left 4 Dead 2 and the "wall hacking" epidemic was actually just a mod that made everythign transparent, wasn't a hack at all.

Mods can cause connection issues, just all kind of problems. Not saying the DID or WILL, but CAN.

Steam has a built in music player, and there are plenty of low impact media players. Mute ingame volume and play your own music if it is SUCH a big deal.

So before you go touting how people took the greedy route, maybe stop and say... hey, before I make an idiot of myself, what other reasons would they not allow mods on a a competitive game based around PvP.

[SwearinAaron]

Originally posted by Grim Reefer:

Originally posted by Winds Howling:

Oh, so they took the greedy route. $15 for 11 samples when you can get the full version for each of those tracks for $1 a pop. Lol, clearly a ripoff, and the Steam reviews tell the same story. Not really surprising coming from Bamco.

Don't be a salty little ♥♥♥♥♥ over your OST. Plenty of other options if you don't like the music. You act like DBFZ is the only game to do this, Xenoverse did the music pack as well as plenty of other games.

Mods open the doors to exploitaton. I remember Left 4 Dead 2 and the "wall hacking" epidemic was actually just a mod that made everythign transparent, wasn't a hack at all.

Mods can cause connection issues, just all kind of problems. Not saying the DID or WILL, but CAN.

Steam has a built in music player, and there are plenty of low impact media players. Mute ingame volume and play your own music if it is SUCH a big deal.

So before you go touting how people took the greedy route, maybe stop and say... hey, before I make an idiot of myself, what other reasons would they not allow mods on a a competitive game based around PvP.

1. You just compared a texture/transparency mod to an OST mod #OMEGALUL

2. It's been proven countless times over that OST mods are harmless to a games integrity and do not cause any kinds of issues. It's purely user based and does not affect competitive PvP in any way.

3. It is greed, because when they released the same garbage music pack for Xenoverse, people realized how bad of a deal it was and decided to just patch in their own custom OST. The only reason why they haven't taken that option away from people on Xenoverse (You can still mod OST) is because they probably found out about it too late and don't support the game anymore.

4. A music player isn't anywhere near the same level of experience. It's way too inconvenient, and isn't as immersive versus what people can achieve with mods. If that wasn't the case, people wouldn't spend hours making OST mods in the first place.

5. Constructive thinking and speaking facts does not make somebody salty. But it's already evident that you have no idea what you're talking about, so I didn't expect you to know what any of that means anyways. Maybe one day you'll become enlightened and will get Bamco's balls out of your mouth, or you'll stop trolling. Whatever it is you were just doing, because you sure as well weren't speaking anything that made sense.

[Skavossis]

Mods simplyu opens a door to potential explotation, and yes even OST ones, since they use the same avenues. I agree that are harmless in of themselves but give a mouse a cookie.