An early patch to the game appeared to disable modding capabilities - something Techland later said had been a mistake. The move follows an initial period of confusion over whether Dying Light would support mods at all. Techland has even opened up a new section of its official forum for the discussion of Dying Light modding. We want to thank players for the support they have shown us and are looking forward to their ideas where Dying Light can go from here.' 'We want to give creative freedom to the players to help keep Dying Light fresh and interesting even many years after their release.
After the modding tools are released, we plan to actively support the coolest mods created by players.
This invitation is only the first stage of our cooperation with the gaming community. 'Modders were a massive part of our gaming community since Call of Juarez 2 and Dead Island,' the studio wrote, 'and we wish to continue that with Dying Light. The Polish studio today issued an open call for fans to share Dying Light mod ideas, ahead of the release of a free and 'extensive' modding toolset. UPDATE 6/2/15 2.50pm: Techland has launched a new push to reassure Dying Light fans of its stance towards modding.
