Instead, Volition informed him they were giving him more than that. He says he just wanted a dedicated email where he could send questions about file formats, etc. With the death of THQ and the upcoming release of Saints Row 4, Watson tried once again to get in contact with Volition, to get some assistance for the mod community. Every quirk the Saints Row engine has, mod makers had to find on their own, and they didn't receive any development tools to help them create.
The mod community for Saints Row has existed for years, but it's never had any of the assistance that say Half-Life 2 modders receive. Mike "IdolNinja" Watson, developer of the Gentlemen of the Row and Gentlemen of Steelport, said that for 2 years mods' emails were ignored. They didn't try to stop the modders, but they weren't going to help them either. Evidently THQ told Volition, the developers of Saints Row, to basically ignore the mod community. Still, fans wanted to create their own mods, and were stifled by THQ. You can beat a man to death with a giant purple dildo, and that's not a mod. The Saints Row franchise is known for its emphasis on customization and wackiness.
Still, up until recently, the Saints Row franchise was lacking a supported mod community.
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