Modders did it to themselves

[Yodada]

The problem with that reasoning is that since everything is clearly laid out in the TOS yet nothing is done consistently in its application, from crackdowns on mods, cheats or even milder things like ingame harassment or toxicity, then we're left with people essentially left in the dark as to what are their true policies. Not that it excuses or justifies breaking the actual TOS, but what matters is the policies used in application which are what define the actual rules, not the written TOS, if both are worlds apart like they are.

Edit: also, just food for thought, the more you crack down on something illegal, the more underground you push it, and the more unsavory that something will become.

The Rule was the first Rule of Fight Club - "Shut the F up about what you are doing."

It was said several times "We cant scan your PC and we wont".

But no the Modders couldnt keep their mouth shut. They only ones to blame are those stupids who couldnt follow that simple rule for once.

[Carin-Eri]

The Rule was the first Rule of Fight Club - "Shut the F up about what you are doing."

It was said several times "We cant scan your PC and we wont".

But no the Modders couldnt keep their mouth shut. They only ones to blame are those stupids who couldnt follow that simple rule for once.

Whilst have no lines in this play personally, I have to agree with this.

As said in the now-deleted thread, some modders became far too confident in how "untouchable" they thought it was
(quotes from the forum - plenty of similar minded posts on social media too):






Which no doubt led to so many thinking it was okay to advertise their use of it on their adventurer plates etc.

[Themarvin]

Whilst have no lines in this play personally, I have to agree with this.

As said in the now-deleted thread, some modders became far too confident in how "untouchable" they thought it was
(quotes from the forum - plenty of similar minded posts on social media too):






Which no doubt led to so many thinking it was okay to advertise their use of it on their adventurer plates etc.

That is naive, and all those used it and got dependent on it, knew from the beginning it could go away for eternity as well or at least temporary.

It is as simple as that.

That does not mean things goes away entirely of course.

[Zackneifein]

Whilst have no lines in this play personally, I have to agree with this.

As said in the now-deleted thread, some modders became far too confident in how "untouchable" they thought it was
(quotes from the forum - plenty of similar minded posts on social media too):






Which no doubt led to so many thinking it was okay to advertise their use of it on their adventurer plates etc.