Breath of the Wild is great, but imagine it with friends. One YouTuber is after just that, a mod that will let them explore Hyrule and its dungeons with a few pals like they're on a road trip through New Zealand. But they don't just want it, they're willing to pay $10,000 for it.
As spotted by TechRaptor, they put out a bounty on Twitter with a detailed document listing all of the parameters - the mod has to support four people; progression must be shared; players can be anywhere on the map, even if separated; individual inventories; peer-to-peer servers rather than hosted ones; exclusive streaming for one to two weeks before launch; free-to-play; it needs to be finished at least two months before Breath of the Wild 2 debuts, and it has to run with at least 28fps.
It doesn't have to run natively on the Nintendo Switch - an emulator is fine. In particular, they list CEMU. The $10,000 will be given out through PayPal after proof is provided while any questions can be directed to their Discord channel.
PointCrow will divvy up the $10,000 among a team if it takes more than one person to complete their request. If you don't know who they are, simply put, they're a YouTuber who has commissioned and played some bizarre mods in the past.
For instance, they ran the Doorsanity randomizer for Pokemon Emerald. As the name suggests, the mod changes where every door in the game leads. Imagine trying to heal your 'mons only to find that you're in an end-game gym. Oh, and you have no potions.
They also beat Breath of the Wild with a mod that randomly teleports the player every five minutes. Again, imagine being low on health, about to reach town for a nice kip, only to find yourself on the back of a flying divine beast, freezing to death. Yet they managed.
At any rate, even if you don't participate, there might very well be a Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod in the near future. Exciting, aye?