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Modding = no reason to do a skin purchase = common sense.
Mods do not effect revenue. That's why games like TF2 don't care. If it effected their revenue, they would block, obviously. But it doesn't, so they don't.
Please stop posting.
And it still doesn't matter, it doesn't effect them at all. You didn't buy the battlepass? Okay.
Thousands of other people did.
Try living in the real world and not this fantasy world you've created for yourself.
the way people speak about modding not affecting anything, netease isnt a charity, they want every single dime they can suck out of the players (at least they provide quality that makes you want to buy), if you love your precious mods, go play a game that allows them, you arent obligated to play marvel rivals. (yes its a fun game, but going against the tos you should expect to be punished or for them to patch things.)
If i gave you a piece of art, that i made, do you think my feelings would be hurt if you drew something over it?
Mods open the door for cheating; you can MODIFY character models to make them visible behind cover and such, or just make everyone you are not playing just a hitbox so you never miss.
World Of Tanks had modded skins that highlighted weakpoints on vehicles, making them easier to see and hit; one could easily do the same here.
All of that is cheating.
You are asking the door to be opened for cheating.
No one gives a ♥♥♥♥ if you won't do it, the fact that it's possible means that someone will. That alone is enough reason to ban mods. Period.
There is no good argument for mods because of this fact.
In other words, if the ToS said I couldn't use my left hand to play the game, and it had a way to detect whether or not I was, I would play a different game; or make a clone of the game that does not have such a restriction.
And for the record, if Netease really wanted to, they could sue skin modders for damages.
As someone who has received multiple DMCA claims from Nintendo for my mod work (as well as one from Criterion for a Burnout mod) I can tell you there's some lines that are foolish to keep crossing. Just walk away.