I don't really think Zeni is copying immersive armours though IMO atleast in the case of the scalecaller thing. Maybe they will start making thomas the tank engine games though now since that was added into skyrim with mods. But not every mod 100% belongs to bethesda I don't think. Which isnt to say that the modders DESIGNS belong to CD Projekt because they used some assests from them on some armours. Even immersive armours is using assests from CD Projekt. I'm not sure how that would hold up for all mods though since alot of mods are ripping meshes/textures from other games. The EULA carves Bethesda's ownership in stone. Even if the specific language in the EULA were not present, the author of the mod would have a very difficult time defending against a Bethesda copyright claim. Mods are derivative works of Bethesda copyrights. You will see that all copyright passes from the mod author to Bethesda as soon as the mod is distributed Read the EULA for the creation kits for Oblivion, Skyrim, ESO. Bethesda can copy any modder's designs, ideas, or any content in the mod as they see fit, because Bethesda owns the mod.
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