Kirkreng

I play using my KB/M. Because I like using the hotkeys, it just works a little better for RPG's. However I have played a little using my controller, and it is very playable. The default UI is a lot easier to use and in a game like Skyrim precision usually isn't your main priority. And using a Controller is by far more comfortable than using KB/M. But I am just god and godawful with the controller, so for now I'll stick to my KB/M :)

First of all I am sorry that I only have 3 posts. Because unlike all other users on this forum I did not start out at 500 posts(the fact that you judge me on my post count makes me feel I need to clarify that I am being sarcastic). And how did I miss your point? Just like so many others you complain about the fact that companies try to make money. If this is not the case, please do explain your point then.

OH! A company trying to make money?? WHAT A DISGRACE! LETS PROTEST AND CALL THEM SILLY NAMES! THAT WILL TEACH THEM!

If anything this is an opportunity. Seeing as Valve has a history of letting modders work at Valve, this could be great to get noticed.

Wow, I am surprised to see that much Valve/Steam hate here. I don't see how this could be a problem at all, it is just another(and hopefully more streamlined) way to install mods. And about the whole "making money off mods thing". First of all, there isn't even any information that mods are gonna cost money(the EULA only say that Steam has the right to, not that Steam is going to). And it is very unlikely that if it will cost money that modders will receive nothing(Valve do have an image to protect). And if modders do receive money for mods on the Workshop, that's great. I see no reason to complain. Mods are a product, you pay to get that product. If anything you should feel lucky that most of the mods are free nowadays, I don't see why some people claim to have the right to receive mods for free.