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Star Wars Jedi Survivor modder ridicules Respawn by fixing crucial issues by himself
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They should offer him a job.
Given how Respawn has been doing lately, I dun think the modder should take it even if they do really make the offer lol
this isn't the first time a modder has to fix a game for a AAA studio... i'm not sure if anyone has been hired for doing that work....
the guy who made the counter strike mod for half life was hired by valve.
Yeah, modders fixing up the game was part of Bethesda's release cycle.
Yeah, each Beth game is early access till the Unofficial Patch comes out.
Modders are regularly hired by gaming companies, it's a very good field to find passionate and talented people. I don't have any specific examples of bug fixers hired by the studios, but the modder who fixed the very long loading times in GTAV was offered $10,000 by Rockstar, and Durante (who released the DSfix for Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition and GeDoSaTo, usable in a few other games) created his own PC port studio.