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Back 4 Blood

Back 4 Blood might miss out on one of Left 4 Dead 2’s best features

Posted on August 5, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Back 4 Blood is shaping up to be a worthy successor to Left 4 Dead 2, but one key feature of Valve’s decade-old series might be missing.

In an upcoming interview on TechRadar, we quizzed Turtle Rock Studios co-founder and design director Chris Ashton about mod support in Back 4 Blood, and his answer was, perhaps understandably, rather cautious.

“Unknown at this point in time,” said Ashton. “It’s certainly more challenging these days than it used to be, but you know I love mods, I love modding, it’s where I got my start in games.
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