Capcom Cracks Down on 'Offensive' Game Mods, Worrying Modding Community
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Capcom says some mods can cause "reputational damage" by offending "public order and morals", hurting the game and company image.
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Capcom doesn't provide examples of what it considers offensive, but suggests risqué mods like nude skins may qualify.
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Mods allow users to customize games, which Capcom says can be positive, but some are seen as detrimental.
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For anti-cheat purposes, Capcom defines all mods as cheats, even if just customization.
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Popular Capcom franchises like Resident Evil have huge modding communities, including silly mods like Shrek as Nemesis.
