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Even if in some cases it is useful to improve the user experience or other aspects. But MUCH LATER...
Don't ask the developer to misrepresent their game that hasn't been released yet.
In a lot of instances however 'Modding' can be used to add DLSS to something, remove lengthy intro videos, solve crashing issues or fix mouse acceleration/Low FoV issues etc.
Outside of troubleshooting there's just always a plethora quality of life additions (UI screens, showing off-controller buttons for games that only default to one etc. etc.) that helps so many people out there in a variety of games and in a variety of ways.