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In response to post #24863434. Sadly we lost a lot of good mods in the process. :/ Let's just hope that the next time Bethesda tries to implement paid modding (I'm sure they will) they choose a more intelligent approach

In response to post #24859404. #24859729, #24859924, #24860149, #24860289, #24860359 are all replies on the same post. Dunno, I liked the Oblivion modding scene better, probably because the ratio of good mods to bad mods was higher.

In response to post #24859404. #24859729 is also a reply to the same post. Given how casualized Skyrim is compared to the older titles, I fear for the future of TES. Let's just hope it won't be streamlined further

In response to post #24848419. #24848589, #24848784, #24848849, #24848874, #24848924, #24849489 are all replies on the same post. @Nightasy You are absolutely entittled in your very own way, good job.

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179, #24833249, #24833549, #24833659, #24833844, #24834234, #24834574, #24834934, #24835054, #24835429, #24836069, #24836109, #24836554, #24837014, #24837104, #24838089 are all replies on the same post. Whatever you need to tell yourself to justify name calling, champ

In response to post #24837054. #24837184 is also a reply to the same post. No, not really. But it's really questionable that after 13 years of a stable and big TES modding community suddenly lots of people start to demand money once the topic is brought up. It's not "us" who have shown our true colours, it's those that ran to the workshop who did, and those who continue crying like babies now that the majority got what we wanted.

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179, #24833249, #24833549, #24833659, #24833844, #24834234, #24834574, #24834934, #24835054, #24835429, #24836069, #24836109, #24836554, #24837014 are all replies on the same post. @retnav98 Yeah no, he admitted as much as not having an idea about the details. And the one who starts calling names is the dick here, my friend

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179, #24833249, #24833549, #24833659, #24833844, #24834234, #24834574, #24834934, #24835054, #24835429, #24836069 are all replies on the same post. @foster xbl Wait, you think it's okay that a big project can't get any profit due to this deal while any retard who knows how to port swords from DOTA2 can grab their 25%? You must have no idea what you are talking about.

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179, #24833249, #24833549, #24833659, #24833844, #24834234, #24834574 are all replies on the same post. That's not fair at all. Imagine a big project being sold for 30$ (not unrealistic, look how big Enderal will be), then the creators get 7,50$ per unit. And they would still have to split the profits within their team. No....just no.

In response to post #24834139. As far as I know Valve had plans to take mods (free mods) from modders and sell them as official content for their games. And you can't do anything about it other than deleting your data. Creepy stuff.

In response to post #24834014. #24834314 is also a reply to the same post. @Vesuvius1745 Good that you mention it, because I actually study law at university. I mean, only German law and it doesn't 100% apply to this, but I know what I'm talking about, and you seem to be too :)

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179, #24833249, #24833549, #24833659 are all replies on the same post. A refund would settle this, but someone may not accept a refund because he is so pissed that he wants to sue you. This is some serious grasping for straws from my side btw, something like this is very unlikely to happen. What's more likely is a modder uploading something that doesn't resemble his description at all. User reviews were disabled on the workshop until you bought the mod, so you couldn't really know whether you bought the real deal or a scam. User protection was pretty shitty, paired with the 25% means that both sides were screwed over by Valve/Bethesda. No problem with Patreon as an alternative method of financing modder's efforts, but this deal HAD to be cancelled, since absolutely every side of the community was being exploited.

In response to post #24832564. #24833079, #24833104, #24833179 are all replies on the same post. Not over a CTD, over false advertising. You as an author would be legally obliged to find out all incompatibilities, if you fail to do so and thereby fail to deliever the product I ordered I have every right to sue you. Of course I wouldn't sue over stuff like this, I'd demand a refund immediately. Someone with more money could sue you. And then you're having a serious problem

In response to post #24832779. #24832909 is also a reply to the same post. SKYRIM has DRM, the DLC do NOT. Once you bought a DLC, you can copy it, give it to a friend and he can play it too. You can't do the same with Skyrim. Bethesda didn't lie there for a change.

In response to post #24829274. #24829504, #24829949, #24830164, #24830354, #24830424, #24830604, #24830714, #24830804, #24830944, #24831024, #24831029, #24831074, #24831139, #24831284, #24831344, #24831554, #24831694, #24831724, #24831809, #24832199 are all replies on the same post. Yeah, whatever bro. No use arguing with lunatics on the internet Gimme some of that weed you're smoking, I wanna go to LaLa land too. Holy s#*!, at least try to speak in coherent sentences. Or use google translator