Originally Posted by Satrina
Right! So they have a EULA that stands right now, that they can modify and we have to agree to every patch. Change the EULA to support their desires and it's all good. They already have a clause in the EULA as it exists (2.B) that says "unauthorised mods or third-party software may not be used". Addons are by definition third-party software. Seems a lot simpler than the path they have chosen, no?
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Emphasis added. And as the bolded part indicates... they're already within their rights to disallow whatever they want right now. I don't see how announcing what the new policy is before a patch comes out is worse than surprising everyone on patch day.