But now, with the full support of “The Witcher 3” and its developers, the site should soon be back to normal, and should even see many more users coming in shortly. We can’t imagine the kind of explosion in popularity that it will enjoy once good mods start coming out.
From what we’re seeing, CD Projekt Red seem to have some good intentions to keep the modding community active and lively, and they’re going to put a lot of effort into perfecting the state of their modding tools in the future as well. They have already been giving various hints about the future of their modding support.
The studio has a very good reputation in gaming communities for their overall attitude towards things like piracy, modding, and their fans. They are one of the few companies that display a true care for their users.
At the same time, they’ve been enjoying strong sales and great popularity, which just goes to show that fighting fiercely against piracy does nothing good for a company’s profits. Those who support their fans and look out for them are the ones that climb to the top, and companies like CD Projekt Red, Valve and a few others have shown this clearly time and time again. Hopefully, the rest of the industry will catch on at some point too.