Any of them would turn tables in a PvP fight and it would be hard to define when is texture modding allowed and when it isnt. Others might try to hide their scripts to cheat in-game with their mods, you could actually add a call funciton into the costume file to use a script and if they banned the account you would only complain saying you only used a texture mod and NC is bad because you did nothing wrong and blah blah blah blah.ģ) Where is the line between what would be allowed and what wouldn't? If they allow texture mods, someone could change the texture of lets say the BD to something like turning it into a bright red block of pixels whenever he use a skill that grants resist or a texture that shows a red area whenever someone is using a skill or add with huge caps on top of a charater the sentence 'IM USING BLOCK SKILL DONT ATK ME' whenever someone is using block.

You download a texture mod and it could have a keylogger or some other kind of script in it, then they steal your game information and you cry about it saying NC security is bad when it was your fault for downloading things you are not supposed to. If they allow players to do this, no one would buy or farm costumes, they would just change the textures to whatever costume they like and NC would lose a lot of money.Ģ) Intended and unintended hacking/scripting. Files in the game, even if its only for costumes is not a 'minor violation' for 3 reasons.ġ) Changing costumes textures means you will be able to use costumes that are in cash shop for free (even if only you can see them).

But there's no way to tell that you're doing it if you don't make screenshot or something, and even if you were caught doing it, it's a pretty minor violation and I doubt the GMs would be that unreasonable to ban you.įor the first part i already answer how it could be reported from GG to NC.Ĭhanging, editing, modifing, etc.

Blade and soul texture mods