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Originally Posted by holababe
How's that worry you?
The worst thing that can happen is players create mods for others to use..
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Exactly, thats how people get keyloggers into their none protected systems.
Take World of Warcraft as an example.
Modding was allowed from day 1, so all kind of mods showed up that made the game much easyer.
New content had to be added, the developers had to adjust those to the mods, else it would get to easy.
So now its an endless circle where new content has to be thougher then the mods.
The real bad sides about this, players are forced to install such mods (the mods got checks to see if everyone in a party has the mod, if not it shows the name of those who don't).
Ok then all got to update their mods all the time, which is even more often then using Windows Update.
Some choose to take a package with all they need, since it can be sort of a mess setting everything up for each patch.
And boom the keylogger was in a mod.
This leads my mind back to: Everything that can go wrong will go wrong.