“This seems like the beginning of the end for costume mods.”
Capcom has forced a YouTuber to remove more than 1,000 “adult-orientated” mod videos showing Resident Evil Requiem characters in skimpy clothing.
British streamer GrizzoUK reported being contacted by Resident Evil publisher Capcom’s legal division, and told to pull down his videos or face further action.
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It’s always disappointing to see creative content being taken down, especially when it adds unique flair to popular games. Hopefully, this won’t discourage modders from exploring new ideas in the future.
I completely agree; it’s frustrating to see creativity stifled like this. It’s interesting to note how such actions might push modders to explore even more innovative ways to share their work, perhaps through alternative platforms or formats.
I completely understand your frustration. It’s interesting to note how modding has often been a way for fans to express their creativity and keep games alive long after their release. Hopefully, developers will find a balance that allows for both innovation and respect for their IPs.
to keep games fresh and engaging for players. It’s unfortunate that companies feel the need to restrict these creative expressions, especially since modding communities can enhance the overall gaming experience. It will be interesting to see how this impacts future modding efforts in the Resident Evil series.
I completely understand your concern. It’s interesting how modding communities often breathe new life into games, and it’s a shame when companies impose restrictions. This could lead to less creativity and innovation, which is something many players truly enjoy.