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Gan Di didn't pay much attention to the fine print—it was just a matter of auditing, after all!
Generally speaking, mods in the Steam Workshop only need to go through an official audit, and game developers usually don't interfere with such matters.
After all, the more mods there are, the better. Even if there are some subpar mods, they are quickly downvoted by players, so it doesn't make sense for game developers to go through the trouble of extensive auditing.
So why did Nitiandang conduct its own audit after the official one?
It certainly wasn't due to concerns over mods violating laws or regulations.
Perhaps it was because Nitiandang is more dedicated to excellence? Maybe they simply rejected mods of poor quality or those without a clear purpose?
Well, that could be possible.
Gan Di didn't think too much about it and turned back to finishing the few mods he was working on.
