Lately, gamers have been seeing openly shared video clips on social media platforms. These clips often feature popular game franchises like Resident Evil and Final Fantasy. However, instead of tutorials or reviews, these are videos showing 18+ mods of these games.
What’s striking is that while 18+ mods used to be shared quietly within small gamer groups, now players are openly posting them on social media. Of course, these clips aren’t just for fun. The more views they get, the more ad revenue the uploader can earn, similar to YouTube ads.
Using 18+ mods isn’t new for gamers, but openly posting them on platforms as popular as Facebook is a different story. This exposes a wide audience, including underage users, which is a real concern.
Many great mods have been released for Final Fantasy, like dressing Cloud in a skirt or boosting his abilities. But some modders are cashing in by releasing inappropriate mods for popular female characters like Tifa and Aerith, which gamers eagerly seek out. Posting these openly on social media seems to be part of that strategy.
