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https://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/threads/86742-ENB-Injector-for-FFXIV-%28wip%29?p=1408111&viewfull=1#post1408111
The thing to remember when it comes to things like ReShade, G-Shade, ENBs, overlays (Discord, Steam, GeForce etc), is that they are fine because they do not read or modify game files at any point. They all hook into DirectX directly, which is not protected in the TOS. They are not disallowed in the current Terms of Service. They won't actively endorse them, however, because that just invites risk on their part in case people have technical issues from using things like that. Their TOS very clearly disallows anything that reads or modifies the game directly, and things like Discord or ReShade / G-Shade do not do that.
What bothers most people, for what I've seen, Is that people openly taking screenshots with body mods, NSFW mods, clothing mods, etc. are virtue signaling others that have party buff timers and such. What bothers them is the blatant hypocresy and stupidity some people are displaying.
i still remember where yoshida joked about those MMO mouse part too. where he said that we would need to ban those aswell because they have a 3rd party tool to modify the mouse buttons which THEN affect ingame the controls and giving you actively an adventage over someone which does not use a mouse with multible buttons.
the video i mean is this here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_i6mjiGerU
he mentitions it at around the 4minute mark. (ya need to activate subtitles tho)
its aswell the famous video where he joked about discord aswell and why not ban discord too etc.
They never intended people to say that discord or ghsade are 3rd partys and hence not allowed unironically, something that bothers me that people is doing right now.
Xeno comes to mind, as he was totally right stating that it is a 3rd party, and it DOES help with clears, as having voice communication helps a ton. he doesn't believe it should be banned "duh" but since the refusal to specify what is allowed, and what is not in text, the 3rd party is still so ample, that you cannot be sure what to use what what not to.
He was making a point, he doesn't think people that use discord should be banned.
IDK what connection you're used to, but 1 second voice delay it's only for side to side of the planet. If your discord is having 5 seconds delay, you shouldn't be playing online games, lol. That means something is really wrong with your connection, and you'd be laggin to hell and back.
To be fair, he's joked about a lot of things that he ended up doing anyway. He played off FC rank 30 as a joke right before he did it anyway. He can be hard to read sometimes.
for example; i play with an australian friend a lot FF14 together, we do nearly everyday the daily roulettes together etc. when i start talking comes it a split second later into his hear. thats already enough to tell someone too late that he should go now to the A mark because of how FF14´s snapshot mechanic works AoE wise.
sure is an experienced raidleader better then cactbot. because he knows when what happens and thats how he leads the group and that the group is aware of what comes BUT!
he can make mistakes aswell while cactbot would be perfect on point with its callouts.
so in my opinion is cactbot way more worse then discord. because discord gives you still the possibility of human mistakes/errors while cactbot dosnt has those mistakes except the creators of said plugin did something wrong.
If actually law enforcement won't go after people for breaking laws on Twitch and Twitter because they know it won't hold up as valid evidence then neither can Square.
Fyi I am speaking of the many Twitch Streamers who openly gambled on Twitch while also living in places where gambling of any type is against the law and comes with jail time.
Or the many people who post on Twitch or Twitter Drinking(While under 21) and smoking pot( Very against the law at the time when the posts were made)
None of which saw any legal action taken against them.
Nope, they say not to use any type of third party tool which is ambiguity which is only a benefit to the person being affected by the contract and not the writer.
Thus it would be thrown out or the court would demand that Square defines it more clearly an comes back then the judge would decide if it implies or not.
Ps. There is no way it would imply no matter how they change it due to the fact anything that isn't FF14 would count as a 3rd party tool.
anyways, like yoshida said in the video which i posted. he dosnt wants all this because of the efficiency thing. if they would accept the whole thing and saying nothing against it would FF14 quickly end up like World of Warcraft. noone of the FF14 community wants that nor want the FF14 devs that this happens.
the stuff which happens in WoW happens already too often behind curtains in FF14.
i heard from a case from a friend that he got kicked because the raidleader said "as samurai do you too less dps, bye" he ofcourse reported the whole situation but how the outcome was gets sadly not told by GM´s. sometimes wish i they are allowed to tell depending on how severe the harassment was xD.
They're too busy committing extrajudicial murders for things that aren't actually crimes.
Oh but also there have been more than a few arrests because of people posting their crimes on Facebook. But I guess you planned on ignoring that.
And yet it works just fine for SE anyway. Is it really so difficult to not stream yourself breaking TOS?
When they say "no add-ons allowed" that gives them free reign to enforce however they see fit. By making a broad blanket statement, they ensure nothing they don't want can be loopholed or allowed on a technicality. There is no legal comparison to be made.