Players grow wary of MultiVersus mods as publisher cracks down on modded content

MultiVersus
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:MultiVersus players have begun reporting that videos and streams featuring mods for the PC version of the game have been receiving takedown notices from publisher Warner꧂ Bros.

Multiple reports o💟f video takedowns have been appearing over the past few weeks. One takedown featuring skins of Steve from Minecraft and All Might from My Herꦿo Academia. Another who'd replaced the game's main menu background with an image from Breaking Bad.

that the latter takedown was "because you've been streaming with a modded client." Huynh has to "have a deeper discussion about what's going on with the team that manages this" on the community's behalf. Earlier this month, Huynh that he has "no control over this."

We've reached out to Warner Bros for comment and wil꧒l update when we learn more.

It's unclear whether these video takedowns w𒆙ill eventually translate into account bans for players using mods, but that's part of why the community's concerned - the lack of official clarity about MultiVersus' mod policy. For now, players are to mod at their own risk.

The game itself does not put many barriers in the way of mods. It's as simple as putting a 'mods'𝕴 folder in your MultiVersus install folder and copying a mod file to it. The vast majority of mods currently available are purely cosmetic, doing things like replacing Batman with a Mas🤡ter Chief skin, and those mods are only visible to the player who installed them.

Of course, MultiVersus is a free-to-play🌜 game, and its business model is predicated on sꦜelling cosmetic items to players, and it might simply be that WB doesn't want anything to disrupt that revenue stream.

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:MultiVersus Season 1 seems to be coming up fast.

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