Why don't devs provide more mod support? It could make their game last forever due to free replayability

He could go somewhere there's less niggers

yeah but it's their cringe to its based instead

keep crying you stupid nigger

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>smoking while pumping gas

Why would you ever risk doing this?

Looks like the car is still on too
Going by those gas prices it was a long time ago

This nigga doesn't need no hugs he needs to get outta town before the Don finds out what he took.

Thrill.
Have you been on a rollercoaster going the down part, or in a car that someone was driving too fast? Have you gambled more than $10k in one go?
Same shit.

It's a just creative short story, it's not trying to be anything other than fiction.

>It could make their game last forever due to free replayability.
You answered your own question.
Devs, and especially publishers, don't want their games to last forever. At least not in their current state - they either want people to buy the next game, or pay for DLC.
Mod support doesn't necessarily devalue sequels, but it does create the expectation that each installment will have it. See the new Doom games. While they are great, I have a lot less temptation to pay for them when I have literally thousands of hours of old wads to play.
As for DLC, adding robust player-created content support often runs counter to the base level system in place for paid content. Valve games supported custom sprays for the longest time, until CSGO suspiciously didn't. Eventually they introduced their own lame sprays you have to get through loot boxes. Nobody would do this if they could just upload their own pics of anime girls eating each others vomit as sprays for free.

Lmao Is this Josh Homme?

>It could make their game last
>free replayability.
AAA doesn't want this, hence why they're pushing so hard for games as a service.

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SJW posting is shitposting

This site never seize to disappoint me sometimes

The big studios don't WANT their game to last forever.
They want you to consume product and get excited for future product. They hate that they can't legally shut off the old games and they have to compete with their past installments.

See, your logic is almost sound, but you forget that microtransactions exist and are a plague upon the games industry right now.

yeup
they don't really care how many devs they have to juice for the product - but they dont want someone whose value they dont own doing even one hour of labor

And are all the more reason for them to release a new product.
It provides a whole new line of microtransactions.

tell that to MMO Devs
them shits last too fucking long

MMOs last exactly as long as they rake in enough money to cover their running costs + however much profit the boys in charge want.

That's why so many of them came and went for a while, as every suit wanted WoW numbers off the bat without already having the massive, shit-eating fanbase that Blizzard has.

Publishers don't want games to last. Except Bethesda, who will happily re-sell you Skyrim for the 5th time on three consecutive generations of consoles + PC. And who are reliant on mods just to fix their fucking game and make it bearable.
Cigarettes will not ignite gasoline vapor.

Dont forget rockstar

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