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Steam and Bethesda remove paid modding from Skyrim Workshop


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So less than 8% of the Skyrim audience was able to mobilize and make Valve cry uncle... if only for awhile. Damn good.
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In response to post #24732359. #24732454, #24732714 are all replies on the same post.


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I really don't think I had much to do with it at all.
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Not really sure if this is were to put this. My personal issue was not the pay for part of it. It was paying for it before I knew it worked for me. As such, I hope You tie the donation button more to the endorsement of the mod, and not before I have even tried it out...
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In response to post #24731659. #24731874, #24731934, #24731964, #24732044, #24732099, #24732629, #24732674, #24732819 are all replies on the same post.


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I've heard enough prominent modders gripe about Beth's SDKs (not to mention Papyrus) to know that 'amazing' is a sparkling bit of gloss on your part. How many unfixed and unpatched bugs are there still in Skyrim? How many promised features undelivered?

The idea that Bethesda wants to nurture the mod community but blundered badly is the politest fiction. If they wanted to capitalize on Skyrim, they could have patched the game as they planned to before switching gears to ESO.

A terrible PR nightmare is exactly what Valve and Bethesda deserved for trying to cannibalize the mod community. Watching them back away with their hands in the air is a proud moment.
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"Profit" was a complete stranger in this machinery called modding, which englobes everyone, fom modders sharing resources between them, to users that do testing, give feedback and make suggestions.

 

Wish Valve and Bethesda listened the community before doing this, as they always did. But it's never late to do the right thing, and I'm glad they did.

 

I'm gonna sleep better now.

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What I don't understand is why Arthmoor, Chesko and Isoku don't already have job offers in hand. Seriously, they are all three hardworking, dedicated and skilled. If I ran a game company I'd have snatched them up ages ago.

This is a great time to donate to them, I think.
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Each team only lost a handful of endorsements. Yes, there was some angry vitriol, but most people respectfully disagreed with what they did. No more, no less.
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Haha, certainly. One day at a time :)
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