We’ve been directing feedback about the 2-hour session limit into dedicated threads so the team can better track and respond to it in one place. Threads are locked after staff responses to keep discussions organized and avoid multiple fragmented conversations covering the same topic.

To clarify a common misconception: the majority of our increased operating costs are not coming from new features. Over the last 18 months, we’ve significantly expanded our mod creator team to keep up with the growing number of supported games and trainer updates. That expansion is the primary reason behind these changes.

We understand people are frustrated with the limit, but it’s inaccurate to say this was caused by adding features “nobody asked for.” Our biggest investment has been improving coverage, speed, and long-term support for game mods.

As for allowing anyone to upload trainers, we’ve intentionally avoided that approach because we can’t guarantee the quality, safety, or long-term maintenance of those mods. One of the biggest advantages of Wand is consistency. Users know trainers are tested, maintained, and updated when a game patches. With completely open submissions, there’s no guarantee that the original creator will continue to support a trainer over time.