Quote - I don't know the legal situation in US but in Europe this would not be valid!

I don't disagree, but since this is governed under civil law here in the States, it would take someone suing or getting sued in this or a similar situation to resolve it definitively.  One has the choice of not agreeing to the new EULA, but then one can no longer access his DAZ account. 

EDIT I should add this is not the first time this has happened; Smith Micro altered the terms of the Poser EULA retroactively when they purchased it from E-Frontier.

However, regarding the ability to redistribute modified content, this is valuable addition to the rights of the user...

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