Each of them have had their Patreon accounts shut down and have been banned from modding forum Zetaboards. Both were known particularly for their more risque mods for female characters. Although BrutalAce claims to have only charged for early access to his otherwise free mods, that hasn’t stopped Capcom from throwing down the law-hammer.īrutalAce and Khaledantar666 are the first two modders to receive DMCA letters from Capcom, which were received directly through Patreon, but their notoriety in the modding world may mean more of these letters to follow to any artist who mods for profit. Since modding characters requires using copyrighted material, charging to resell that material is illegal in every sense of the word. Two artists in particular, BrutalAce and Khaledantar666, have been issued cease-and-desist letters from Capcom for distributing their Street Figher V mods through the paid service Patreon. The publisher and distributor for the Street Fighter series has begun its take-down of modders who charge for their mods and skins. Capcom has had enough of you modding their games for profit.
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