As the kids say, "KEKW."
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Correction.
ALL add-ons are against the TOS.
He obviously wants his game to be experienced as he published it. You want to mod it? Then go look at the announcement.
He's told us he's going to revamp in 7.0.
He has shown adjustments with the timers recently.
I think its too early to tell if these events will lead to a stopping of the Raids. I think its likely just emotion talking, but can you blame him? When players ask for harder content, but seem so willing to cheat at the first chance, then you can see why one would ask what the point of all that effort is.
I suppose this could lead to such content being made less hard, but I do not think that's the issue here. It seems to me its less a case of "This content is too hard so we have to use mods and cheat" and more "We want the World First so we are gonna use mods to give us an advantage." Which I should say is still cheating even if others are doing it.
You do realize ACT and FFlogs have been existed and been known to Yoshida since their inception over eight years ago? Guess what they did about them? Precisely nothing because they literally can't without scanning your PC.
All of those add-ons I mentioned have hundreds of thousands of downloads nowadays. The sheer amount of money Square Enix will lose in a hypothetical scenario where they did manage to break them would be enormous. People will unsubscribe if mods, ACT and the like go away.
Yoshida has said no such thing about a revamp in 7.0. They're simply doing a graphical overhaul which they've already shown off. Nothing will change regarding add-ons and third party tools. They'll remain exactly as they have for years now: keep them to yourself. If your "adjustment with timers" is in reference to buff timers. That was added right after it became public with Dragonsong. Like I said, it isn't a good look for the dev team when a featured requested for years gets implemented only after a third party program does it and the users make it public.
To be completely honest... If the community asked me for super hard content and then cheated to clear it when I deliver, I'd also be thinking "what's the point then"
Yeah. At this point, SE should probably adapt and evolve instead of guilt tripping the player base every time mods and add-ons are brought up. Adding some requested features would benefit everyone. Many add-ons exist because the player base feels that various aspects of the game are lacking and could be improved. WoW officially has addons and yet mythic raiding world first races are viewed as an exciting event. Maybe not to me, but I get the appeal. At the end of the day, it comes down to game design. Improve the design and lessen the need for mods and add-ons, or just make add-ons official, and the problem solves itself.
personally i wouldnt mind if they were more closer to tea/uwu rather than ucob/dsr play perfectly for 17-20 minutes