MrBadboi

In response to post #25025599. #25028149, #25035034, #25047559 are all replies on the same post. As you explained, it only creates even more complications. I'm not against people who would like to earn some revenue from their work if possible, I'll state that. But this who subject is very touchy, things should of been left alone from the start. When ever money gets involved everything ends up getting complicated. We could go in to a long debate about the subject but I' rather not haha.. If it works why change it, everything was fine before steam ever allowed such an option. It's created so much chaos and controversy over the matter. If Bethesda really wants to profit off talented modders. Let them make official DLC's of these mods, that's the only way i see this working, and the proper cuts going to any tools used. For copyright issues, pirating off others has always been around and always will be around, get use to it. Creating even more DRM around the issue will just create more useless restrictions.

In response to post #25025599. Like many mods, they are pieces of art, many times out of passion. When it comes to adding money to the equation. It only complicates things. Like how money and family can complicate things and end up ruining relationships between each other. I'm sure many of us have experienced this. It would end up dividing the community for those who would want others to pay for their work. No one likes change, I strongly believe things should stay the way they are. If individuals enjoyed a mod enough and consider the time and effort that went in to creating it. Let them self's decide how much they are willing to donate, if they wish to contribute at all financially. If certain individual's create mods and expect to be paid. Your in the wrong community. Mods should loves of labor not profit.