Modding, copyright, and related issues.

It's interesting to read what people think about me. You create mods for an already finished game, meaning you're essentially building on it; I'm building on those who build on it – a parasite on parasites, so to speak. Regardless of how you feel about me, my reviews always reflect MY PERSONAL OPINION (we live in a democracy, after all). Like any player, I have things I like and things I don't. Modders often act cleverly: they ignore the parts where I praise them, but when I point out flaws, from MY PERSPECTIVE, they cry foul (the idea that a review isn't the ultimate truth, but simply a video with a personal, subjective assessment, is emphasized in large letters). And arguing about whether someone liked something or didn't is pointless, as it's a matter of taste. As they say, there's no accounting for taste. At worst, if you don't like it, you can just not watch it. P.S. I'm willing to do a stream with any dissatisfied modder where we can watch the "review" of their mod and objectively discuss where the truth lies.