MickCasanova
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The only reason people pay is because EA is too lazy to enforce their own EULA... But I think that's by design. The more modders that get involved in modding a sims game, the less work EA needs to do, and the more money they make. They dribble out useless shit and the community fixes it... Rinse and repeat. If they enforced said EULA, the community would likely be considerably smaller. Smaller community, less buzz, slow sales... Sad, but modding is what keeps the sims alive.dint even know that my reason for not giving these people money because i used too mod a different game and because certain issues with that game i despise payed modding and paying for things using assets that aren't made by them(be it from the sims themselves or other games) im ok with how skyrim does it i.e donation based but you should not have to pay for a module of an already existing game directly i loathe pay sites with a vengeance because of my morals