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Final Fantasy 16 Mods: le directeur demande d'éviter le contenu "inapproprié"

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 26,2025

Final Fantasy 16 Mods Requested to Avoid Being

Le directeur de Final Fantasy XVI, Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P), a poliment demandé aux fans d'éviter de créer ou d'installer des mods "offensants ou inappropriés" pour la version PC.

Final Fantasy XVI PC Launch: 17 septembre

Le plaidoyer de Yoshi-P pour le modding respectueux

Final Fantasy 16 Mods Requested to Avoid Being

Dans une récente interview avec PC Gamer, Yoshi-P a abordé le prochain lancement du PC, soulignant le désir de la communauté de modding de maintenir des limites respectueuses. Bien que ouvert aux modifications créatives, il a explicitement découragé la création ou l'utilisation de mods jugés «offensants ou inappropriés». Il a choisi d'éviter de spécifier des exemples pour empêcher les encourager par inadvertance.

Final Fantasy 16 Mods Requested to Avoid Being

l'expérience de Yoshi-P avec les titres de Final Fantasy précédents l'a probablement exposé à une gamme de mods, certains tombant dans les catégories "inappropriées" ou "offensives". La communauté de modding, sur toutes les plates-formes comme NexusMods et Steam, présente une gamme diversifiée de contenu, des améliorations graphiques aux multisegments cosmétiques. Cependant, l'existence de NSFW et d'autres mods potentiellement nocifs nécessite cette demande de modding responsable. Bien qu'il n'ait pas détaillé des exemples spécifiques, l'implication est claire en ce qui concerne les types de modifications qu'il souhaite éviter. Un exemple peut inclure des mods qui remplacent les modèles de caractères par du contenu explicite.

La version PC de Final Fantasy XVI offre des améliorations comme un plafond de fréquence d'images de 240 images par seconde et des technologies de mise à l'échelle avancées. La demande de Yoshi-P vise simplement à assurer une expérience respectueuse et positive pour tous les joueurs.

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