following your logic i would just collect some of your small improvements put them in an future add-on and charge a little bit more for that add-on. I am sure nobody could tell the difference and the outcome is the same apart from not being able to choose what somebody actually wants to buy - only the whole package for the "whole price" available.
That doesn't follow from my logic. That would be the same DLC logic I criticized, regarding the intention and the quality. And I'm sure a group of players does notice if an Add-On is a serious attempt to extend, alter or overall improve the game or just an alibi to earn more money.
What my mods offer wouldn't be more than a package of features that should have been implemented by patches (if they were considered necessary) or by EE as a small part of the whole.
