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where did you get the idea that they care about money, none of them care about just money. If they wanted to profit off AC they would have instead sorted to do custom mods which some of them have done before like crash, but even then he doesn't just take any project. He has said before that he would take a project if its something of his particular interest. Most quality modders would also say the same thing.
RSS does not only sell mods cheap, they also offer 3D making services which is their real profit.
IER does not profit from their P13C(because it doesnt sell that good), they profit from doing accurate and REALISTIC physics in a simulator for private projects, hence the reason Cphysics exists.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not talking about all modders. I could name a few off the top of my head whose works are clearly worth the money (Sergio Loro, VRC etc) But some modders sell converted tracks and cars (or ask for 'donations' for converted tracks or cars) that aren't up to scratch and clearly not much time has been spent on them. You have to ask what the motivation behind those mods was, if not money.
However, it still doesn't change the fact that some people may not buy a mod if they know that it is encrypted, and so the modder is inevitably losing that money.
But I agree, this affects some modders - the ones who take pride in their work and just want to see their track or car in the game - less than others.
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