Final Fantasy 16 producer Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P) has respectfully requested that PC players avoid creating or using "offensive or inappropriate" mods when the game launches on September 17.
Final Fantasy 16 PC Release Set for September 17
Yoshi-P Appeals for Considerate Modding Practices
In a recent PC Gamer interview, Yoshi-P emphasized his hope that the community would steer clear of mods containing objectionable content as the PC version debuts. While director Hiroshi Takai was asked about potential humorous mods, Yoshi-P specifically addressed concerns regarding inappropriate modifications.
"I'd rather not suggest specific mod ideas since that might seem like encouragement," Yoshida explained. "Our only request is that players refrain from developing or downloading anything offensive or inappropriate."
Having overseen multiple Final Fantasy titles, Yoshi-P is undoubtedly familiar with controversial mods available on platforms like Nexusmods and Steam. While many mods enhance graphics or add crossover content (like FF15's Half-Life costumes), others venture into NSFW territory—precisely what the producer hopes to prevent.
The PC version introduces significant technical upgrades including 240fps support and advanced upscaling. Amid these achievements, Yoshi-P aims to maintain the game's respectful community environment by discouraging inappropriate modifications.
