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In response to post #39507270. #39507355, #39507735 are all replies on the same post. Shameful self-bump... Cause maybe more people seeing this might help stop some of the asinine comments, or at least clear up some confusion with the article.

In response to post #39510315. #39511175, #39511945 are all replies on the same post. @MrJoseCuervo: PC gamers who have contributed to the community by creating mods and content can be elitists to a tolerable amount. However, a good part of the group Dark0ne is talking about, the obnoxious elitists, have likely done nothing of the sort, and instead just play games and use mods without giving back, and talk s#*! about console gamers for no other reason than that they don't use the same platform. Also, just because PC gamers created the modding community, doesn't mean we should shun, exclude, or treat console owners like second-class gamers; they like video games, and they want to use and maybe make some cool mods just like us. They probably play a lot of the same games aside from Bethesda titles, too. Acting like a snob just because you own the platform modding started on does nothing but deepen the divide in the gaming community.

In response to post #39498625. #39499265, #39499445, #39500430, #39500805, #39501145, #39503195, #39504680, #39505155, #39507590 are all replies on the same post. @Raffthesweetling Quest mods may not be the highest endorsed or most popular (let's be honest, sex sells and humans are, by-and-large, perverts), BUT, quest mods are awesome. They add more content and in a game like Fallout 4, I'm going to say I'm excited to see what you make, because even with all current DLC, I've ran out of quests to do and settlements to build. So I will wait, quietly but impatiently, for some quest mods :)

In response to post #39467495. #39507160, #39508060, #39508150 are all replies on the same post. My eyes hurt from staring at this post, but I agree with everything. Of course, you said it a lot better and nicer than I'd ever be able to.

In response to post #39480240. #39502500, #39505150, #39506260, #39506590, #39507165, #39507680 are all replies on the same post. @Phantompally76 I don't know what you were reading then, cause what I read was Dark0ne publicly pointing out all the issues and flaws in Bethesda's system and once again firmly stating the rules and guidelines of this community -- and really, any community that shares any kind of art -- that should be common sense and clearly is not.

Basically, for those of you that couldn't finish reading this article for one reason or another, here's the gist of it. - The mod authors ALONE own their mods and Bethesda and Zenimax ONLY own licenses to them. - Bethesda needs to police their s#*! better. - If you did not create a mod, then you have no goddamn right or privilege to upload it anywhere UNLESS the actual author has given you permission to do so. - Console gamers are NOT beneath PC gamers and PC gamers are NOT beneath console gamers; we're ALL gamers. - Saying console gamers shouldn't have mods at all just because they're not PC gamers is a freakin' stupid argument and if it's your argument then YOU are stupid. This is also a completely valid point, because this kind of unnecessary and idiotic elitism is nothing but a detriment to the community. - And finally, mod authors do this s#*! for FREE and the content is mainly for them, NOT you. That means they don't have to upload it to any site or platform they don't want to, AND they don't have to listen to anyone that wants to demand, whine, or request they add something to their mod or make a new one. Don't like it? Don't use the mod and/or make your own. CAUTION: This post is a paraphrase of the above article and may not include every single point made, and while attempting to be insult free, it may still offend some readers.

In response to post #39480240. #39502500 is also a reply to the same post. @Phantompally76 Where exactly is the baiting, name-calling, and general hostility in Dark0ne's article? He pointed out the issues with members of the modding community, the issues and flaws with Bethesda's new system, and his stance on it all. If you're talking about the part where he called everyone who's arguing that consoles shouldn't have mods for no other reason than, "because PC is better," you know, the vocal and obnoxious minority of the gaming community, then I don't see the issue, because he's right. That argument is unjustifiable and incredibly stupid. It's pure elitism and it is only ever a detriment any community it's a part of, be it modding, gaming, or anything else.

Maybe not the right thread to post this in, but when the creation kit comes out, would it be possible to create a tutorial on creating new radio stations? One exists for New Vegas, but unlike Bethesda, Obsidian was smart and didn't cram every sound, song, and news report into a single file.

Looks amazing so far. Am excited to see it with textures

I'm with you there. Maybe not lore-friendly for the region, but I'd love a little .357 cowboy revolver in the game too.