They are trying to bring paid modding back through the creation club, and lying about it. Keep in mind this was BETHESDA SOFTWORKS NOT GAME STUDIOS. Thats why it succed..

I was very despointed by bethesda this year but we cant have every thing in this world right

At Least we aint Dead Right ? like that was nice this year

People's heads are exploding over this mod business. lol I say go for it. Pay for something if you think it's worth your time, forget about it if it doesn't. If I go to the grocery store and don't like the price for a can of corn I'm not going to complain to the manager that it exists.

Call me crazy, but it has always seemed more productive to just vote with my money rather than foam at the mouth when the world doesn't spin my way.

momuse88 wrote:

People's heads are exploding over this mod business. lol I say go for it. Pay for something if you think it's worth your time, forget about it if it doesn't. If I go to the grocery store and don't like the price for a can of corn I'm not going to complain to the manager that it exists.

Call me crazy, but it has always seemed more productive to just vote with my money rather than foam at the mouth when the world doesn't spin my way.

For me I am only for it if Bethesda gives the modder/modders their fair cut of an original content mod made from scratch. After the whole steam thing, and how that part of their FAQ is vague for this new system I question what cut the modder/modders will get.

Everyone is sitting here acting like all the great modders are gonna stop releasing quality work for a paying system. No, that won't happen, because while the creation club exists, many people are against it. However, have some optimism about the creation club. We will get new modders, people who can design mini DLC level content that we wouldn't otherwise get because they wouldn't have an incentive for it. So while microtransactions are coming to fallout 4, we may see higher quality DLC like content while still getting all those free mods that we love.

It's a difficult predicament really. Whilst you've got the possibility of premium content from respected modders and devs, you also get the infringement on a system that's been free from day one. My opinion is that free modding will always remain paramount to modding as a whole, cause the idea of it is: "Hey it would be awesome if..."; "Why didn't the devs do this?"; "Needs more ass."
That kinda jig. Ya dig?
It is also my opinion that this can be a good idea if done correctly, but that's hoping that bethesda don't get greedy

Jake Butcher wrote:

It's a difficult predicament really. Whilst you've got the possibility of premium content from respected modders and devs, you also get the infringement on a system that's been free from day one. My opinion is that free modding will always remain paramount to modding as a whole, cause the idea of it is: "Hey it would be awesome if..."; "Why didn't the devs do this?"; "Needs more ass."
That kinda jig. Ya dig?
It is also my opinion that this can be a good idea if done correctly, but that's hoping that bethesda don't get greedy

Yeah but bethesde is getting more greedier each day, they already tried to interfere with the modding community before trying to earn money over it's sucess without an effective system. If bethesda want paid mods, so be it, but they should release their animation,programming and other types of tools to people who want mod ONLY, AND make a fair system that modders can benift from, otherwise i totally against it. And never forget that it was the modding community who kept this games alive for years, and in some cases(cough..cough...Fallout 4...cough) they even saved the game from oblivion. But thats just my opinion...