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I don't see how this has anything to do with piracy.
Modding services already exist and have done for years, and these modding services target games, not specific DRMs. Epic Games and EA hasn't done this, and if they did most on here would be in uproar. The argument is that Valve is merely using Workshop to maintain their monopoly and exclusivity.
Originally posted by Yasahi:Breaking the SSA, allowing people with pirated games to download mods and becoming popular in the process sure seems like a recipe for a cease&desist letter or two.
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