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You need a patreon account to login to the launcher they make you use. In turn, you need to pay for an account with their page. You need to pay to access assets that aren't fully theirs.
The mod creator? what his/her name?
Like i said, the legality of Modding in japan is a misinterpretation of a japanese law made by bad journalist, on top of that, they are not even giving their source which should be a huge redflag to anyone
I'm fine with Modders on Patreon giving an early version of their mods to people that are paying if they do release their mod for free after that
The only company that I see suing modders would potentially be Nintendo.
Or Rockstar
The current state of 'modding' and it's general legal status is this.
Individuals may ask for monetary support, but can not require it.
How ever in it's current form, individual mod creators who run servers for their content to be used by a player base, may restrict access to those servers to be behind the donation paywall, but the mods have to be 'open' enough for anyone to take them, modify them, and use the mod without paying.
(Old WOW, and GTA Private servers, helped set this precedent)
There are exceptions, or have been, including Bethesda allowing content creators to charge for their content, after the failure of their open modding platform.
AND for the most part, modding most games is illegal, under their individual TOS, it's just that the process is protected, until a time at which, the publishers of the game start missing out on potential profits.
EULA, not ToS
Its been proven that people do donate quite often when it comes to mods that are worth $$$$$
This. At the end of the day, its all fan art.