Fair Play Policy: Update on list of Prohibited Mods - Already Locked

DomoSapien:   The constant tweaking and nerfing and buffing happens because we are a free-to-play online game, and there is an expectation that a f2p game (even online games that you need to buy at first, really) will continue to release content updates. If we didn't, we'd still be playing the same game as we were 8 years ago. New nations, tech tree branches, and premium vehicles are released on a semi-regular basis, which have an impact on the pre-existing balance of the game.As new content is added, stuff shifts in and out of the competitive meta. Vehicles that used to be solid might not necessarily stack up with new vehicles, etc.   As to why a certain mod that used to be considered 'okay' is being added to the list? Well, things change. Previously, it may not have been considered as much of a problem as it is now. We live and we learn, we make mistakes, and we adapt.   1. Gun direction: this offers you an unfair advantage over the rest of the players in your battle. You have information about where the enemy is aiming presented to you by your minimap, so when hard cover, terrain, or bushes are blocking your line of sight, you can still tell whether or not someone is aiming at you, without direct line of sight on the enemy.
2. Distance arrows: I'm kind of on the fence about this one but I see how it can give you an advantage over someone without the arrows. Again, you can tell if someone is approaching you, without having direct line of sight on the enemy. Players running a vanilla client don't have this advantage. 3. Marking adversaries beyond draw distance: I don't understand how you're even surprised about this one. Maximum draw distance is an intentional game mechanic, and this mod directly circumvents this intentional game mechanic.  I'm honestly a bit surprised it hadn't been banned already.