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After modders removed Skate's live service bits, devs draw the line with tools that "bypass our systems to unlock paid cosmetics"
EA and Full Circle - the developer behind the new early access Skate game (skate.
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EA and Full Circle, the developers of the early‑access skateboarding title skate., say they support player creativity but will not tolerate mods that bypass their systems to unlock paid microtransactions or unreleased content. The warning follows the rapid rise of the ReSkate modding platform, which amassed 350,000 downloads within hours of release. ReSkate allows players to run the game entirely offline, offering custom maps, cosmetics and private servers, contrasting with the online‑only base version. The developers’ stance marks a clear boundary against tools that grant free access to paid items.
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