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Isn't the idea to have fun? If you use mods and have fun, is that really cheating? Why would anyone care about how I play the game?
If you could mod anything to how you wanted it, what would be the point of selling DLC? I know you all think that everything should be free and everyone should work solely for the purpose of pleasing you, but that's not how it works in the real world.
Ever play Dungeons and Dragons? They guy who makes the dungeon will get no fun from playing his own dungeon. Simple as. Why? Knows to much.
I don't think I said it should be free. I speak out about piracy, I understand that the game has a large and diverse market and not every DLC will be one I want to play, nor am I delusional.
I think the anti-cheat clause is for other games that are multiplayer.
How do get accused of cheating to EA if no one knows how you play your game?