A bit overdramatic, perhaps? I'm not a Fallout modder, though I've modded other games and understand the commitment it takes. I tend to be quite picky with the mods I enable, usually going for the most endorsed ones - why? Because they are updated regularly and work. There's some really good mods on nexus that are just too out of date/don't work properly - I don't have time to make it work - and when I do (like yesterday) I pay the price, I had to restart my whole game several times - making a decent looking character, setting up his stats and getting out of the vault to a bed so I can save takes about 25-30 mins - would I pay for convenience - yes, I would. Would I prefer to pay the mod authors here? Yes, if a proper system was set up - but I'm not sure they can legally or what the status is on that. So the creation club is the bare beginnings of something, and Nexus is also evolving in its own way. They both have some way to go, that much is obvious. It's quite crappy only in that Bethesda came across as money-hungry EA by really dropping the ball with the starting lineup.. complete garbage other than the backpack, maybe. And I guess the Prey character looked like a neat idea, but I haven't had time to play Prey yet, so.. If they offered something good the reaction wouldn't be so bad.. idiotic.