Does a "game" like this exist?

[aider]

What I really think need to exist is a tool that is built around the concept of modding, like WC3 editor. A community of modelers, voice actors, scripters, drawers that contribute to the main database, renting their work to the community for use in maps created with the engine, map makers can compose all this into maps that can be played in Game Mode. Every time a map is played, everyone that have assets in the map get points on their Creator Profile, so you get rewarded for creating something awesome. The engine creators roughly decide on a graphical style and other constants that are needed for a foundation.
Although games like WC3, SC2, DotA have editors, wouldnt all this be easier if the very engine was mainly built for this?

 

[LordDz]

Steam workshop. Pick a game with a workshop, make a map / mod / file.

Or if you're more into making your own game:
https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/
Marketplace - UE4 Marketplace

 

[aider]

Guess I have to get a grip on one of those engines, at least the terraining. There's something so soothing about creating terrain lol..

 

[Razosh]

If you want a massive community dedicated to modding I'd recommend the Skyrim community over at the steam workshop.

 

[Chaosy]

Skyrim is probably the only one that is larger than wc3.
That I know of anyway.

 

[Razosh]

Yep, I don't know how many, if any moders have moved on to Skyrim SE however, but the original game has a massive fanbase which regularly mods.

 

[chobibo]

There's a plenty of modders now on SE, probably because SKSE is now ported to Skyrim SE.

@on topic: Yeah, skyrim's a modding haven

 

[SMBComix]

Skyrim is definitely a modding haven but the best place to go for mods is NexusMods. They also have Oblivion, Morrowind, Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, and a bunch of non-Bethesda games supported there too.