[QUOTE="Pug-Nasty"]
[QUOTE="cobrax25"]
lol you wish
cobrax25
Yes I wish. That's bad? Mod tools allow a bad game to made playable, even good. UT III on ps3 had them, and I see no reason not to include them for console versions. Clearly, Sony allows them to be made available, and they take almost no effort on the part of the developer.
Clearly, the only thing they don't want to do it for is because it nullifies any point in buying the next iteration of their annual pile of crap.
UT3 modding was very limited though, people ran into all sorts of problems with limitations. You cant really mod for fixed hardware and the PS3 is no different. There were severe memory limitations with what could be done and that created all sorts of problems.
The problem is that console games tend to be designed to use all the memory they have access to, and mods tend use more memory than the regular game does. On the PC, this isnt a problem for 2 reasons, first off, you have a ton of memory (a lot of which is never even used) and even if you run into problems, you can play around with the settings.
Mods will simply never work on a closed platform. Thats why console games with map editors actually place limitations on the amount of objects that may be included,
That makes sense, but mods don't have to just be there to make things look better and more detailed (suck more power), they could just make things different. Different look, different weapons, whatever. At least a map editor would be nice.
But, that's not the make or break for me with the game. It's the lack of servers that makes it pointless to play it online.
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