Gacha modding comunity and their likings..

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This doesn't only apply to Endfield.(I won't talk about the ethical/gender inequality that these mod pages highlight)I'm just getting a bit disapointed on the (mainstream) gacha mods turning into full nude nsfw...Don't get me wrong, these mods can be appreciable (especially when it's "skimpy" clothes) but having the milionth copy of a 'basic' nude or 'thick' or 'bulk' (for when male characters get some attention) just feel like the site is beeing fed slop... Also noticed that people tend to only download the first nude mod that comes out anyways so I don't really see the appeal of creating things that'll please viewers.If you want to focus on nude, maybe think of doing blender animations/images on that one platform; you'll get more likes, views, appreciation and will be able to developp new skills by doing soI feel like modding 'actual skins' like model swapping or full outfits are the thing most people want to see and download (including skimpy skins if you want to stay on the nsfw side).. The Genshin modding community highlights that (as it's the only one which still gets some 'normal'/sfw skins; the hsr one died for some reasons). Overall it feels better to see people get creative and develop skills; it's also stuff people will look forward if you want to make money...Once again, this doesnt only apply to Endfield, but I feel like it's the community that can actually bring that change (as hsr's died, genshin's still original and wuwa/zzz are probably addicted to nude mods by now) and Im not against nsfw mods... but it's disturbing to be faced with a page filled with nudes and thick modsThis might not change anything; and that's not really my aim. Thanks for reading through and have a nice one :)

SIMPboy222 · Answer

*I made a question by accident, apologize

Megadude690 · Answer

At the end of the day it's 3 groups making mods, those paid to make mods, those who want to make mods, and those who want to make the mods and get paid to do it. All I can say is pick up blender and be the change you want to see in the world.

ilikebuns · Answer

learning to create your own mods to your taste is free by the way, but I guess complaining about modders in the community not bending to your will takes less effort. only one of those two will actually create the change you want to see, and it's not what you're doing now.