That’s an incredible emulator and it runs games very well! Arguably a lot of that is because they make $3000 a month on Patreon. The line between “modder” and “professional” can be blurred in some really interesting ways. People are learning they don’t have to “graduate” to an actual game developer if they don’t want to.Īnd that can lead to bigger, more robust mods, sure. People who were so dedicated they took matters in to their own hands and did it themselves just for the love of the game and the love of the community around it.īut the internet and the gig economy is changing everything. Because being a game developer pays money.Īnd that system is great. It’s a good way to build applicable skills for game development and there’s always been this kind of graduation process where you go from being a modder to a real-actual game developer. Which is cool! These people are doing things just because they want to do them. Mod creators have existed since the beginning of time and they’ve always worked for free. What is your opinion on game mods that do this? Note: it was pay-walled for $10, and supposedly will be released for free whenever it is "done". I recall running into this with a Minecraft mod several years ago as well. I was looking for RTX mods for games like GTA5 and found a one that looked rad, but it was effectively pay-walled behind Patreon to get access to it.
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