@aoris i agree to you with facilitate the situation for existing and new modders

@nennycan i agree,we the community consider support the new modder with collecting money so they can buy the game and can make some requests of community in due time

@xpadmin maybe a facilitate program how it will look no idea maybe you know

It is, but this challenge is meant for customers which only seems fair, right? It's a little absurd to think you can enter a competition for a game that you don't even own.

Why should modding be open to those that have not purchased access to the game?

Do you ask large game companies for the tools to mod the game, or expect support, if you haven't purchased it?

I use Skyrim as an example. You might be able to use the creation kit without owning the game, but it's less than useless without the game files.

In short, if you bought the game, you can mod the game.

20 dollars is less than a single monthly subscription to most any porn site out there....

You can't compare AAA games with an indie porn game.... we can't have the same modding community.
I didn"t say xpadmin should let people play the game without purchase it, only talking about allowing modding outside the game. Modding is not gaming, it's a work on a game.
Don't get me wrong, I just want to see more and good content added to the game, I don't want it to be free.

I think some people seriously underestimate the effort that needs to be put into modding this game. Even if you had the modding tools available for free, you will need the game to test it. Trust me, there is always something you need to correct, change, fix and move to make anything except the simplest object work in game.

It's like you would develop software, hit compile and send the result to your customer, saying "here, I finished" - it just doesn't work that way.

I've had software that seemed developed exactly that way. Expensive software...