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Lmao. You realize that not everyone can mod, like if they're playing on a console? Also, how is modding better balance into a game the job of the consumer who already paid $60-70 for a product? Not to mention how modern modding (love it though I do) has game companies actually getting away with pushing out a subpar product at a premium price, and then actually getting DEFENDED for it (like right now).
The absolute state of modern gaming.
I forgot about consoles. Also I never said it was OK for companies to shit out a worse product for modders to fix. Inevitably they have to though because of level scaling. That seems to be the status quo.