It's just a client-side graphical mod with no overt gameplay effect, but that is obviously the intent. Let's assume someone who has a hand in ReShade, or maybe even just anyone really since it appears to have some open source component, decides to adjust reshade to alter something about the way D&D displays some particular thing - think like in WoW where "it's just a graphic mod" made flags way big in PvP so you could see them clipping and couldn't hide. It'd be hard for most devs to downright say "this third party program is 100% acceptable" when that program can be altered at any tie in the future in ways that could affect gameplay or provide various advantages.
And there I was thinking it would be great to put my monitor's Gamma back to normal (otherwise Ravenloft is just too dark!) using something like this, and then poof! an indication that such software maybe isn't a good idea - perhaps even regardless of intent?Read between the lines here.
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