I still would like modders to be compensated. While most people believe modders shouldn't expect to be compensated for their work because modding has never been about making money and instead about improving the game by your own hands.
I know this is just a giant piece of bull I removed from my behind to frighten people but what if they even did one of these.Īnd to be fair. They may kill the mod community for fallout 4 like Rockstar tried. They ensure the creation kit isn't able to edit any of the mods by further editing and restricting it and voila. They make sure you can't get the assets with BAE by consulting legal charges. They make sure you don't get to download the assets automatically anymore. So think of this and then don't sleep tonight.
What's your thoughts, opinions about the Creation Club at Bethesda.So the forcibly downloading assets is really bad and reading some stuff you have to say makes me really worried. It took a while before most mod tools could handle the new esl mods properly and from what I understand the modding community succeeded to fix most issues with the esl mods.Įven mods, created by using the Skyrim Creation Kit (CK), were also affected by the esl mods and one of those mods that made a lot people upset was the Survival mod and that esl mod caused issues with Chesko's Frostfall mod, which requires his Campfire mod. However, I've notice that now and then people can grab a CC-mod for free in a short period of time.Īnother thing that the Creation Club affected the modding community were the CC-mods, called esl (Elderscrolls Lite), caused a lot trouble in the beginning for the community mod tools e.g LOOT, Wrye Bash, and 圎DIT (x stands for what game is meant to use for) and that could either be FO4 (Fallout 4) or FO3 (Fallout 3, not sure if FO3Edit exist or not) or TES4 (Oblivion) or TES5 (Skyrim Legendary Edition - SLE) or SSEEdit (Skyrim Special Edition - SSE). They had to test public reaction and the public wasn't ready to embrace this crap, yet.Paid mods have returned, but in different shape.
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