VRChat's decision to wipe out all modding clearly demonstrates that they are an anti-community company. Their priorities are not the community's priorities.

VRChat users have used mods to get the quality-of-life features that VRChat devs refused to implement, despite feature requests existing on their Canny, for years. For many people these mods determined whether or not they were even able to play the game.

The problems that VRChat uses to justify implementing EAC are only problems that exist because of their anti-modding philosophy. Because there is no official, safe way to get mods, people search the Internet for alternatives and fall victim to malware.

If VRC had chosen to support mods, these problems would not exist, and the backlash that is occurring now would not exist either.

VRChat's decision to wipe out all modding clearly demonstrates that they are an anti-community company. Their priorities are not the community's priorities. VRChat users have used mods to get the quality-of-life features that VRChat devs refused to implement, despite feature requests existing on their Canny, for years. For many people these mods determined whether or not they were even able to play the game. The problems that VRChat uses to justify implementing EAC are only problems that exist because of their anti-modding philosophy. Because there is no official, safe way to get mods, people search the Internet for alternatives and fall victim to malware. If VRC had chosen to support mods, these problems would not exist, and the backlash that is occurring now would not exist either.