A modder has raised concerns over the unauthorized usage of their work in the recently released Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection. The controversy emerged after footage suggesting the presence of the modder's work appeared in promotional material for the game, prompting a response from developer Aspyr.
(Photo : Aspyr / Screenshot taken from Steam.)
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Disputed Content Raises Eyebrows
Iamashaymin, the modder in question, alleged that elements of their mod were incorporated into Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection without their permission. Despite Aspyr's initial claim that the showcased footage was a placeholder, players have since discovered evidence indicating the inclusion of the modder's work in the game.
'The upcoming release of Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection does not include any code or content that is taken from uncredited sources.'https://t.co/GjrJY2E0wM
— iamashaymin (@iamashaymin) March 14, 2024
I am not in the Credits @AspyrMedia
Developer Responds Amid Criticism
In response to the allegations, Aspyr released a statement acknowledging the oversight and pledging to address the situation. However, despite the removal of the disputed content in subsequent updates, the developer has yet to provide a comprehensive explanation regarding the presence of the modder's work in the game.
The launch of Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection has been marred by criticism, particularly regarding network stability and server availability. With user ratings on platforms like Steam reflecting dissatisfaction among players, Aspyr has urged the community to report any issues encountered while playing the game.
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