Kishimoto Wanted to Surpass The Mod Scene in Sonic Frontiers' Content Updates

I wish the mods he'd see as competition were the ones that gave you air control and made the sliders work in cyberspace.

That's a good way to look at the mods.

Now they should get out there and show those modders they can do better if they can. They wanna compete, then they should step right up and do so.

Big brain moment

That's a much better response to Mods than what Capcom said.

I don't see the harm in consumers altering a product they paid for with their hard earned money.

Why does he want to compete with modders? That literally makes no sense to me.

4 hours ago, Danj86 said:

That's a much better response to Mods than what Capcom said.

I don't see the harm in consumers altering a product they paid for with their hard earned money.

Tell that to John Deer

16 hours ago, Ratchet25tx said:

Why does he want to compete with modders? That literally makes no sense to me.

I believe it's in the sense that competition in products only ever benefits consumers. For example, in this case, if Sonic Team and modders kept trying to actively 1-up eachother on better added content to the game, what we would see (if they were consistently successful) would be better and better content. No competition means there's not as much motivation for new content to be better, it's the same with any industry.

It could also simply mean he took mods as a fun challenge and thought "we are a legitimate developer, we need to be able to beat them in content/quality." If they succeeded, well, that's up to you.

3 minutes ago, PIZZA ALERT said:

I believe it's in the sense that competition in products only ever benefits consumers. For example, in this case, if Sonic Team and modders kept trying to actively 1-up eachother on better added content to the game, what we would see (if they were consistently successful) would be better and better content. No competition means there's not as much motivation for new content to be better, it's the same with any industry.

It could also simply mean he took mods as a fun challenge and thought "we are a legitimate developer, we need to be able to beat them in content/quality." If they succeeded, well, that's up to you.

Aaaah, ok, got ya.

Basically, if they try to beat modders, they might give us what we want!(probably not the case but if so, then compete, Sonic Team, COMPETE!) 

Don't set war with modders, they just want to have fun!