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If I pay someone money for something, like a game, or a mod, then I expect it to be supported like it's your job. Get it? Most mods I've used over the years are made by one or two people and get supported as best as those folks can, but not enough to warrant me forking over cash. I'm not against paying for mods, there have been a few over the years that were better than the game they were for. I can never play Oblivion again without OOO or Oblivion XP. I'd pay money for those. As for modders moving into game development. Good luck. I used to make games, it's not as fun as you think, at least with the already established big companies. Then you have tards like EAxis that devour everything in sight and shut down the smaller devs because they have something EAxis wants. RIP Westwood Online, my most favoritist job ever. My advice, stay independent if at all possible and be patient. Making a game is NOT modding a game, understand that from the start. Making a game will damn near ruin you on playing them. I've been there, done that. It's NOT fun.

I'm not sure how it works in Korea but here they have to ask you to cease and desist before they can slap you with a lawsuit. Basically that means they have to ask nicely that you take the mod down and not do it again. If you refuse, then they can sue. From Wiki "In late 2003 someone trademarked the phrase and began selling "Be the Reds!" items commercially. In retaliation, the person who first made the logo on a T-shirt copyrighted the font in which it was written, thus forcing the owner of the phrase to print his shirts in a different font. Those shirts did not sell as well as the phrase owner had hoped. Because of those two trademarks, no further "Be the Reds!" items (in the original font) have been made legally since 2003. The Korean Football Association has since abandoned the slogan, opting for their own trademarked one, "Reds Go Together!"." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_the_Reds!