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	Comments on: Bethesada&#8217;s Creation Club is Coming This Summer to Skyrim and Fallout 4	</title>
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		By: Trevor Alexandre		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I don&#039;t see how this is better for the community. The one thing lost in all the noise of the aforementioned &#039;clusterfuck&#039; is the fact that modders who wanted to put a price on their time and effort got screwed. 

Here we have Bethesda (and when I say Bethesda I actually mean their corporate overlord Zenimax) acting essentially like an Italian Renaissance Patron. Kiss the ring, bend the knee, get a contract. 
The original model through Valve was greedy as hell (which is more a hallmark of Valve&#039;s shitty Steam policy, hence the exodus of larger developers to private channels and the rise of GoG and the Humble Store), but anyone could play if they wanted to and any question of value was left to the mod maker and the community.

I said it before, the outcry before was nothing but children screaming that they didn&#039;t want to pay for mods at all. This is just a spray of camouflage over outsourced dlc.

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#8217;t see how this is better for the community. The one thing lost in all the noise of the aforementioned &#8216;clusterfuck&#8217; is the fact that modders who wanted to put a price on their time and effort got screwed. </p>
<p>Here we have Bethesda (and when I say Bethesda I actually mean their corporate overlord Zenimax) acting essentially like an Italian Renaissance Patron. Kiss the ring, bend the knee, get a contract.<br />
The original model through Valve was greedy as hell (which is more a hallmark of Valve&#8217;s shitty Steam policy, hence the exodus of larger developers to private channels and the rise of GoG and the Humble Store), but anyone could play if they wanted to and any question of value was left to the mod maker and the community.</p>
<p>I said it before, the outcry before was nothing but children screaming that they didn&#8217;t want to pay for mods at all. This is just a spray of camouflage over outsourced dlc.</p>
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