If you have no idea what mods are out there maybe you should hold back on commenting one how those mods will or wont influence SE's designs. I'm not talking about adventure plate modding btw. You are just clueless.I don't mod so no I don't know what you are referencing but again it has nothing to do with outfits which is what we were talking about. You were adamant that mods should be ok since they also were used for cosmetics, and the best example you could share was adventure plate modding.
You don't need to know every single mod ever made to explain a general stance against mods as a whole. If you have arguments or counter points to my original statement I would love to address those but now people are just getting petty because they have no good arguments.
The person not having good arguments is you because you dont know the mods you are trying to talk about. My point is that mods like mare have the exact same impact on SE making cosmetics as zoomers have on SE making raids. I think we both agree that cosmetic mods shouldnt stop SE from making cool new outfits. The same logic applies to raids. Some people cheating shouldnt stop them from making raids. It would be a bad decision. Everyone can see this when it's about cosmetics but a lot of people fail to apply that logic to raids.You don't need to know every single mod ever made to explain a general stance against mods as a whole. If you have arguments or counter points to my original statement I would love to address those but now people are just getting petty because they have no good arguments.
I think there was some kind of misunderstanding. I never said SE would or should stop making Raids. I asserted that if SE accepted mods that it would force their design team to alter fight design in a way that would alienate people who don't use mods. Similar to the way WoW runs now. You then asserted that it was no different than cosmetic mods, and I assumed then you were trying to make the argument that if you accept one then you have to accept the other. It sounds like now your not making that point. So I guess I'm confused to what part of my assertion you actually disagree with if any?The person not having good arguments is you because you dont know the mods you are trying to talk about. My point is that mods like mare have the exact same impact on SE making cosmetics as zoomers have on SE making raids. I think we both agree that cosmetic mods shouldnt stop SE from making cool new outfits. The same logic applies to raids. Some people cheating shouldnt stop them from making raids. It would be a bad decision. Everyone can see this when it's about cosmetics but a lot of people fail to apply that logic to raids.
"Cosmetic mods are widely accepted because they have no bearing on the design team at SE and how they create content." This is the specific part of your statement I took issue with.I think there was some kind of misunderstanding. I never said SE would or should stop making Raids. I asserted that if SE accepted mods that it would force their design team to alter fight design in a way that would alienate people who don't use mods. Similar to the way WoW runs now. You then asserted that it was no different than cosmetic mods, and I assumed then you were trying to make the argument that if you accept one then you have to accept the other. It sounds like now your not making that point. So I guess I'm confused to what part of my assertion you actually disagree with if any?
So what part? The widely accepted? or do you think the SE outfit design team is considering mods when making their content? If it is with cosmetics I was talking in the sense of their current state not what mods could become, but that is why I don't have issue with SE enforcing bans on cosmetic mods. I don't want to see any of it normalized even if most cosmetic mods are currently victimless.
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