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However, as programmer of over 10 years, I can understand why they would do this. They're relatively new to this and are (as far as I'm aware) a small team. With that in mind, take into account the amount of bug reports now (which is A LOT). Imagine how much bug reports they would receive due to mods mixed in? They would start wasting a lot of time trying to fix something that might not even be on their end to fix, a lot of time they could be using to fix actual problems with the vanilla code.
Overall, this seems like a damned if they do, damned if they don't situation. They're trying to get a (at least, mostly) stable final product out before adding open modding.
Pirates Ahoy existence also doesn't help ahahaha