These places include the popular NexusMods, or even the download hub on Bethesda’s own game launcher.Of course, Bethesda isn’t forcing anyone to buy into its new content. But early critics found that similar, fanmade mods were, and for free. “They're not getting paid only if the stuff sells, they're getting paid like an external contractor all along the way.”The mods are marketed as optional but enticing pieces of armor, weapons and other goods for games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim. Yet it immediately reminded many people of that drew ire in 2015, when players.' You have to understand that one of the reasons that this is not paid mods is that when they're working for us it's a job,” Hines said during the interview. But in a recent interview with YouTuber Tek Syndicate (around the 3:50 mark above), Bethesda vice president Pete Hines wanted to set the record straight on both the Creation Club and the future of mods for the company’s games.The Creation Club consists of new in-game content,” according to Bethesda.
Since Bethesda launched its new feature in earlier this month, players have expressed frustration with what they see as the reintroduction of paid mods.
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