Modding crime? for sure not, but it is easily made into one, by for example publication of disfunktional data, data that changes the basedata irreversible. That a act is damaging the interest direction of the client.

Same goes for mods with extreme content, while extreme is something not going according the basegame. Not even close to fit. I think there is not a real problem with nudity, but when there is that thing forced over, it might and it does make one puke undress armor, all the naked ....dead.

you can imagine and come behind what direction the integrity of totally outclassed ideas goes.

A mod can be as huge and incredible as at Fallout MMM or EVE, maybe that one external graphicsmod without any complication. Contentmods, ?

but some things go bbeyond the comprehension of an open clientele. As there are two porm mods for F3 which one is mostly working with integrity while another is gruesome.

Fun is a major point of shipping in special with critical shemes.

I think, modding if ongoing as deliberate as this should be permanently banned and reverted back to the fileeditor it came from.

Like modding a person with bullets?

All that would do is make people create the same mods with more basic tools.

with alot less foreign in consequence. Reduced spread, improved social and legal integrity.

edit -- whatever legal means to you, nobody is telling what you have to. but what you have others unasked.

Can't afford the surgery doc, just shoot those cybernetic implants at me with this revolver.

Wh...what?

porm isn't illegal.

Bioplasma? For some reason I always read your posts in a russian accent.

Now let me adress this with a few points.

1. U wot m8?

2. If you install mods that don't mix that's on you, modding isn't illegal. If you don't like the content don't use them.

3. If a mod spreads and become popular it means that it's a mod that people generally want.

4. If you don't want naked people lying around, do what I do. Don't install nvde mods. Same goes for porm mods. And there is nothing illegal about them. There is also nothing illegal with mods that let you do all sorts of terrible things, you know why? Because games are not real.

5. The only times I've seen mods "break the law" are the few projects that have gotten cease and desist letters etc. MERP will be missed (though there were other problems there as well, but I digress).

So yeah, I don't see your point, if you want to raise the "integrity of mods" you can not download the ones you don't like or make your own "acceptable" mods, if they are good, maybe these "terrible" trends will change.

You may be on to something there.

Right and whatever.

Assaults will move you no step closer towards liberty from punishment.

As soon there is the fact something punishable, there will be punishment, just like with your comment here.

You waste efford for putting this in, it is not touching me in the slightest.

Best to describe it is pushy,disgust should you comprehend these words.

Russian? i am not speaking that, i can not even read it.

Now only for the completion, please if you got nothing to gain, don't go on me and think i got whatever at offer.

Right, mate, no one is attacking you or anything to that effect, we are just having trouble understanding you because it's almost like you're putting every sentence through a slightly faulty thesaurus that doesn't understand English in the first place.

Yeah, colour me confused.

Trying to get a grip on my nation?

I personally think it is flippin' brilliant (and quite hilarious).

Well, there is a bit of a difference between "mod" (those things you download for Oblivion/Fallout 3/etc, or put in the "override" folder in a Bioware game) and "mod" (making an injector that modifies the code of a game, so that you can cheat online/etc).

The first one is generally fine. The second one tends to be frowned upon by game companies. And is generally against their terms of service/EULA..... which makes it "wrong" but not "illegal" (they can't call the cops on you. they CAN ban you.)