@X99STRIKER how would Jundroo make more money from blocking mobile mods?
Sure it's a few extra dollars for the PC version, but a lot more people have a mobile device. It's not like they get payed for computer sales.
@Walvis Didn't expect to see you here, your afterburner tutorial was really helpful.
@SheriffHackdogMCPE I was about to say that, MCPE is from Google Play Store but still has mod support while Simple Planes, also in Google Play Store got forcefully removed by google.
@X99STRIKER yeah tho, it's kinda unfair to me and mobile users because majority of mobile players playing sp are poor so because of that i may quit SP :-(
@Walvis however most Google play games like MCPE and Bus Simulator Indonesia are fine and still has mod support
@X99STRIKER Mods aren't generally something you have to buy and from what I can tell there's no monetary reason they're doing it other than potentially being liable for damages to software/hardware
@Walvis
dude I’m aware that it’s google and IOS not jundroo.
@asteroidbook345
they don’t have to let just anyone sell or offer mods. It could be something you submit and in time the software could be gone over by either some employee or some other software.
@X99STRIKER Seriously... A couple of internet searches would have stopped you from commenting gibberish. The devs have clarified multiple times that Google is the one blocking mods for SimplePlanes, not Jundroo.
@X99STRIKER They could integrate it technically but third party modding on mobile opens up other software issues they don't want to have to deal with for liability reasons. If you break a computer it's easier to fix than a phone and they don't want to be sued for having software that breaks when you try to mod games that are already made by 3rd parties
I’ve been wrong about this sort of thing before but I feel like it’s something they could integrate if they wanted to. Most mobile games suck anyway and since you can just by a computer or console(are mods available on console?) it’s probably just not a priority.
@X99STRIKER how would Jundroo make more money from blocking mobile mods?
Sure it's a few extra dollars for the PC version, but a lot more people have a mobile device. It's not like they get payed for computer sales.
@Walvis Didn't expect to see you here, your afterburner tutorial was really helpful.
@SheriffHackdogMCPE I was about to say that, MCPE is from Google Play Store but still has mod support while Simple Planes, also in Google Play Store got forcefully removed by google.
@X99STRIKER yeah tho, it's kinda unfair to me and mobile users because majority of mobile players playing sp are poor so because of that i may quit SP :-(
@Walvis however most Google play games like MCPE and Bus Simulator Indonesia are fine and still has mod support
@X99STRIKER Plugins are a thing but they're not really allowed
Hey guys(maybe gals idk) I’m not trying to carry on the drama, just think there are ways these things could be implemented. ;-;
WHY... I MADE A FORUM THIS MORNING SAYING IF THIS IS OVER, I COME BACK AND I SEE THIS...
My life has ended
@asteroidbook345 I understand.
Just a small bit hope in me wishing it someone would make it possible.
@X99STRIKER Mods aren't generally something you have to buy and from what I can tell there's no monetary reason they're doing it other than potentially being liable for damages to software/hardware
@Walvis
dude I’m aware that it’s google and IOS not jundroo.
@asteroidbook345
they don’t have to let just anyone sell or offer mods. It could be something you submit and in time the software could be gone over by either some employee or some other software.
Idk what's wrong about all this but the only thing I know for sure is that they are going to make more money out of it through this or that way
Google forced the cease of all modding capabilty for apps downloaded through the play store.
@X99STRIKER Seriously... A couple of internet searches would have stopped you from commenting gibberish. The devs have clarified multiple times that Google is the one blocking mods for SimplePlanes, not Jundroo.
@X99STRIKER They could integrate it technically but third party modding on mobile opens up other software issues they don't want to have to deal with for liability reasons. If you break a computer it's easier to fix than a phone and they don't want to be sued for having software that breaks when you try to mod games that are already made by 3rd parties
I’ve been wrong about this sort of thing before but I feel like it’s something they could integrate if they wanted to. Most mobile games suck anyway and since you can just by a computer or console(are mods available on console?) it’s probably just not a priority.
@asteroidbook345
They suck.
@X99STRIKER android supporting companies like Samsung and Motorola don’t benefit from computer sales though
@asteroidbook345 Even then one could still make the argument that that is because they hope you buy a computer to play better games.
@X99STRIKER lmao no it’s because the licensing agreements with android and Apple don’t allow third party modifications to mobile games
@X99STRIKER thats kinda unfortunate that they went down this route. RIP mobile gamers.
Because now you have to buy a computer to enjoy mods.
More money in their wallets.