Steam Workshop allowing creators to charge for mods

[simpletom]

So we all will congratulate Valve when they implement only half of what they suggested in the very near future conveniently forgetting that they've implemented half more than we found acceptable prior. So Valve get what they probably wanted anyway and also get a load more fanbois claiming how they listen to the community.

This. They have tested the waters and they are saviours again? Jesus, they sell unfinished tat to the masses, taking little responsibility for it. I really cannot get my head around the praise they receive when they basically create trinkets.

Each to their own

 

[Muzza1875]

https://youtu.be/CR_Hqyoll_g

Boogie making some fair points especially about devs and ass licking journalists saying we are are all entitled.

People like them are to blame for gaming becoming so expensive and out of touch.

 

[Haggisman]

Erm, if you're referring to Skyrim modding and just about any title by Bethesda as I'm aware... its in the EULA that you cannot sell mods for profit, period, unless its via Steam workshop. I'm guessing that would apply to other Steam exclusive titles too.

Fair enough - I haven't read the toolkit Eula as I've never used it, but if that's in there then that blows my point out of the water

 

[wordy]

Haven't they stopped this now?

 

[Witcher1979]

Haven't they stopped this now?

For now yes.