Bluntly giving the same reason most developers do when announcing they will not be supporting mods, he admitted that it simply hasn’t been possible to do anything like this before. Jack Lusted, who has been CA’s Modding Lead for the past few months - and an ex-modder himself who found employment through his work - came to the fore and explained the decisions behind the move to official community support. After a short round of applause from the modders, there was one more question: What on earth took you so long? We now know what they were planning to announce: the Assembly Kit for Shogun 2, a full modding suite combined with full Steam Workshop support. Seated around a conference table, modders looking over at developers whose work we had been rummaging around in for years, one question was on everyone’s mind: Why? Creative Assembly invited key members of its modding community to its Horsham based headquarters last month for a secret meeting.
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