Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth director asks PC players to avoid “offensive or inappropriate” mods

Director Naoki Hamaguchi final fantasy 7 rebornasking PC players not to install any “offensive or inappropriate” mods after the game’s release.

The PC version of the game is Revealed at last week’s Game Awardswill arrive on January 23, 2025.

“While the team has no plans to provide official in-game mod support,” Hamaguchi told us epic game“We respect the creativity of the modding community and welcome their creations – although we ask modders not to create or install anything that is offensive or inappropriate.”

during the last game Final Fantasy 7 Remake After its release, it gained a reputation in the modding community – from VR module to alternative clothing and even Replaces Cloud’s iconic Buster sword with other characters.

No doubt Rebirth will suffer a similar fate – I’m looking forward to seeing the weapons replaced by Thomas the Tank Engine.

Hamaguchi’s comments Echoing the views of “Final Fantasy 16” producer Naoki Yoshidawho also asked fans not to create inappropriate mods for the PC version of the game. This may be asking for trouble, but the weirdest mod since its release in September is Added Ben Starr’s shiny meme face to Clive’s cape.

Hamaguchi also told Epic that the PC version is considering the DLC “as an episodic story,” like the Yuffie INTERmission DLC for the remake. However, due to limited resources, the team ultimately decided that completing the third game in the trilogy was the “highest priority.”

“However, if we receive strong requests from players regarding certain issues after the game is released, we will consider them,” Hamaguchi added.

However, the lighting effects in Final Fantasy 7 Reborn will be improved, and fans have already shared the comparison results on social media.

Square Enix besides Technical specifications announced and confirmed that the team is “working hard to optimize the games on Steam Deck.”