Here's another looong article where the Nexus Mods founder voices his thoughts.
What do you think this means for game modding communities in future?
After a huge internet shitstorm, Valve and Bethesda have pulled back for now. Hurray!
xenoxols wrote:I'm almost certain that selling (G)ZDoom mods is illegal.
It's been a thing since 2006, and over eight million people have bought in.Nash wrote:Charging money for mods is now a thing.
Kinsie wrote:It's been a thing since 2006, and over eight million people have bought in.Nash wrote:Charging money for mods is now a thing.
And be prepared for someone to make their own fixes, for free. Fan patches, even when legally sellable, will be unable to compete with free alternatives purely on account of their ease of imitation.Nash wrote:We all know Beth has a habit of releasing buggy, unfinished games and as far as PC players are concerned, the Unofficial Patches are considered compulsory. Well be prepared to pay $60 for the next huge Beth game and whatever else on top of that when the UP teams decide to charge money for their projects too...
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