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In response to post #24659374. #24659484, #24659604, #24659669, #24660189 are all replies on the same post. I don't understand your analogy at all. I don't worry about death in the slightest because there is nothing to worry about in the first place. After all, I wasn't living for billions of years already, and it was perfectly fine. So I'm afraid you'll need a different analogy for me.

In response to post #24659374. #24659484 is also a reply to the same post. Yeah theres a lot of people who want to continue doing it for free FOR NOW But what about by the time TES6 comes out? Will people who are willing to do it for free still be in the majority? TES7? I'm not worried about tomorrow. I'm worried about the next few years. Maybe Steam Workshop replaces Nexus as the primary place for modders, because why wouldn't they go there? Moneylol.

I'm just worried. I don't want the Nexus to become smaller because modders start posting their mods on the workshop instead. Why wouldn't they? Everyone loves money. I don't want paid mods to become the norm, like DLC instead of completed games has. I'm worried that if monetization of mods takes off, it will grow into it's own industry, and we'll only be left with "Le sword reskin I did in 2 seconds to learn this tool" for free mods, while anything substantial is behind a $14.99 paywall. I don't want any of that to happen... And I think... taking that money from Valve... I think that's like giving your approval of what they're doing, no matter if you say otherwise.