Nope, your fallacy of equivocation occurred when you assumed that not adding extended skill cap, because you can easily do it yourself = modders can make dlc, so Bethesda shouldn't do it. That is reaching, and has no logical connection to what I actually said which was, and I quote, 'Just do it in the console'.
Try again.
Where did I say that?
Try again. Inventing things to argue against doesn't work when people can easily back track this thread and see what was said.
Try again.
Where did I say that?
Try again. Inventing things to argue against doesn't work when people can easily back track this thread and see what was said.
DLC should be quality content worth the money people are going to spend on it.
You are seem to imply that raising the level cap would somehow make the DLC no longer quality content. If raising the level cap had no effect on the quality, it wouldn't even need to be mentioned because it has no relevance to the discussion. It would be like mentioning that sandwiches are delicious out of the blue.
And yes, you have just said that if modders can do it, Bethesda doesn't need to do it. That applies to the skill cap, and that applies to DLC. Again, if it wasn't relevant, you wouldn't have mentioned it. Stop trying to evade out of a being beaten in pure logic. It is pointless.
Please stop derailing the thread. If you have a logical argument against raising the skill cap, feel free to present it. But saying that modders can do it... just keep it to yourself.