H2M is a passionate project that has revived interest in a game long considered dormant, actually helping Activision earn money from a title many thought was dead. The proof? It's been in the top 5 on the Steam charts for almost a week since it was announced and gained attention.

Instead of sending a cease and desist letter, Activision should thank the creators for dedicating countless hours to developing such an impressive mod for their game.

Consider the hundreds of thousands of dollars Activision has likely made thanks to this mod.

They should follow Rockstar's example with FiveM—a multiplayer mod created by players for players—and partner with H2M instead of fighting it. This is what the community wants.