Halofarm

In response to post #24731804. Very slight changes, to the extent you could literally port the esp files from one to the other by changing the version numbers in the header, and then updating armour/damage reduction values.

If Bethesda/Valve had ever polled their community and found a better way to test the waters, this could have a gone a hell of a lot more smoothly, and possibly succeeded, if done correctly. They didn't do it correctly. No matter how you feel about paid mods, the execution was terrible, unexpected, and unwanted. I've no doubt they'll try again, taking into account what they've learnt. Maybe next time it'll be a different enough approach that people might accept it? Who knows. I do know that Bethesda just sort of got beaten into submission by their community, and I do feel a little bad for them, but they also brought it on themselves when they didn't take the community they were trying to appeal to into actual account in the process. I just wanted to add, as well, that I've appreciated how you've personally handled the situation the past few days.

You just keep doing what you're doing Robin. Without the nexus, most modders these days (even those of us who branched out to our own servers and services) would never even have got their start in modding, let alone be sitting here to whine about how they think that receiving a theoretical maximum 5% of of a 25 cent mod's profits means you've sold your soul to the devil. They all like to forget what you're doing for them on a daily basis, or what it takes for you to continue doing it. I think you've been pretty damned transparent from start to end. All in all, it just goes to show how bad a few users are at reading comprehension.

That's great news! It's a wonderful feeling to know that some of the big game devs out there do realise they have a modding community, and even more so to know that they're so enthusiastic about it. Obsidian's love of mods was plenty apparent with Fallout New Vegas anyway. I personally think their choice to use the Unity engine is another great step. I've followed Unity since its early stages, and even in the early stages it was a powerful and versatile engine. And good news for you too! Congrats on becoming the official one stop shop!