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This week saw the launch of the 11th Edition of Warhammer 40,000, Games Workshop\u2019s flagship tabletop game and one of the biggest releases in the company\u2019s history. It sells pricey box sets packed with miniatures to fans, who then assemble, paint, and deploy on a battlefield using the new rules and units introduced by this latest edition of the game.<\/p>\n
Already, 11th Edition mods were made available on TS Warhammer Steam Workshop, but two of the most high-profile are now removed. A modder called hutber, who had released an 11th Edition map for TTS just a week ago, took to reddit to say they had removed it \u201cafter a request from GW.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cSeems we’re ready for another crack down from GW, which is their right to do,\u201d hutber said in a thread titled “Hutber Map | TTS Map cease and desist.” \u201cSo we cannot complain of course :D\u201d<\/p>\n
ForceOrg, another popular mod used to play Warhammer 40,000 digitally, was also taken down from Steam Workshop. TTS modder Seaborne said in a reddit thread that ForceOrg had been removed as a result of Games Workshop\u2019s action.<\/p>\n
\u201cRegrettably, this is going to be our version of the Dark Age Of Technology,\u201d Seaborne said. \u201cThose who have never subscribed to ForceOrg before won’t be able to subscribe to it now. Those currently subscribed may still be able to use these mods, but how long this will last is uncertain.\u201d<\/p>\n
Games Workshop is notorious for protecting its intellectual property with takedown requests and, in some cases, direct DMCA strikes. Earlier this year, IGN reported on Void War, a strategy game dubbed \u2018FTL in a Warhammer 40,000 skin,\u2019 after it was pulled from Steam when Games Workshop issued a DMCA takedown due to an image of a shoulder pad.<\/p>\n
Why take on the TTS Warhammer 40,000 modding community now after years of inaction? Seaborne speculated that it has to do with the recent release of Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition. In theory, some Warhammer 40,000 fans may be content playing the tabletop game digitally, rather than get involved with what is an expensive hobby in an official capacity \u2014 potentially denying Games Workshop revenue that might have come from that.<\/p>\n
On the other hand, some say Warhammer 40,000 TTS mods are crucial for letting them play with friends they would never be able to play the tabletop with, perhaps because they\u2019re overseas or have other issues actually meeting up in-person. Some found Warhammer 40,000 TTS mods helped them through Covid lockdowns, and have stuck with it since.<\/p>\n
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