Hacking Video Games In A Personal/Isolated Environment
Did more research on the topic I found out that:- In most if not all jurisdictions, there is no legal ground for restricting anyone for what they can do on their personal computer given that the nature of their activity remains isolated within the computer itself. So if I buy a game or any software, I can do whatever I want with it so long as whatever I do does not influence what’s outside my computer via internet or sharing otherwise via memory device etc etc. Similar logic to what I stated earlier about buying a book. Having said that EULA violation is still there. Even though the violation of terms restricting personal uses is not illegal, you can get banned from the game. Having said that, I have no problem with developers charging money for downloadable content which you pay money in exchange for game files and other programs. However what I personally see as very problematic and scammy in nature is them charging real money for changing the value of a memory address already present in your computer.