"Obviously there's some worry about 'we've made this great world and people might try to stuff all kind of strange things into it and mess it up,'" he explained. Speaking in an interview with PCGamesN at Gamescom earlier this week, Tabata revealed that he and his team were initially concerned over the type of content that would be modded into the PC version of Final Fantasy 15. Though modding can, in certain instances, be a cause for concern, for Final Fantasy 15director Hajime Tabata, there are more important things to think about.
One element in particular regards game mods, which has been a consistently hot topic of conversation in the Final Fantasy community over the years.
With a PC port of Final Fantasy 15slated for release early next year, the minds behind the title are already thinking ahead as to what players will expect out of the new version and the abilities they can offer.
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