Unfortunately, DICE isn’t ready to do this just yet, and we’ll likely see Battlefield 4 before we see mod-tools in Battlefield 3. Troedsson also explained that being a multi-platform release, if the developer was to release mod-tools it would want to do so for all platforms. “We’re afraid of all the things that can come with releasing the code,” said Troedsson.
#Battlefield 3 mods code
The game has seen its fair share of exploits since launch, and that’s without releasing code to the public. It includes advanced and innovative features like Frostbite 2, the incredible technology that takes animation, destruction, lighting, scale and audio to new heights, Feeling the impact of bullets and explosions, dragging your fallen comrades into safety, and mounting your weapon on almost any part of the terrain, and. According to paraphrasing by Gamasutra, Troeddson says that giving players access to all the pieces of code that is necessary to build great mods, could open up the community to hacking exploits that could potentially ruin the shooter whose main focus is online gameplay.Īnyone that has played Battlefield 3 on PC since launch can attest to the lengths that people will go to get a leg up on the competition. Battlefield 3 is the successor to the acclaimed game Battlefield 2. Speaking in Germany at GDC, DICE’s Karl Magnus Troedsson explained the mod-tool situation in Battlefield 3, and why you shouldn’t be expecting them anytime soon, if at all. To the dismay of the massive Battlefield community, Battlefield 3 launched without mod-tools, and isn’t likely to see them anytime soon. This probably would have happened alreadyĪfter the successful implementation of mod-tools in DICE’s Battlefield 2, many thought it safe to assume that Battlefield 3 would see the same treatment.
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