Nearly 20 years after its release, the V-Society team shooter "League Fortress 2", which has the most loyal community, recently announced that it will launch a developer kit (SDK), allowing community creators to build a new one based on "League Fortress 2"The game of “.

In fact, this is a massive update to the Origin Engine SDK, adding complete code for the game client and server, which seems to completely let go of the "door".Unlike Steam Workshop or local content mods, it will allow mod makers to change, expand, and rewrite the code for Legion 2.

In addition, V Club also granted users a non-commercial license, meaning that new content produced by fans can be released as an independent game, but cannot make money through it.Valve even allowed them to post it on Steam.

V also pointed out that many of the content in Legion Fortress 2 are now produced by the player community, so the producers who recommend new content avoid making "trying to profit from the labor results of community workshop contributors" as their destination works..

This is a big deal for fans of the game.Currently, "League Fortress 2" is not in a very good situation.The relatively free internal environment of V Society has led to most people developing for DOTA 2 and CS 2, or new works, and the game has hardly had any new content over the years.In addition, the game is also troubled by cheating robots.Fans are eager to make a difference in V Society. Although the robot problem has been solved to a certain extent, the new content of the game still cannot meet the needs of players.

However, "League Fortress 2" also received a large update today. Please click here to view the full patch content.