It's pretty evident at this point, that many people are upset at Valve for
introducing paid mods into the Steam Workshop.
We also discuss news from this week, including Steam
introducing paid mods, queer characters in gaming, as well as what defines noir in the gaming space.
Most headlines in regards to the Creation Club are some iteration of, «Bethesda
Introduces Paid Mods!»
Valve
introduced paid mods for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim in 2015 but removed the feature 4 days later following an overwhelmingly negative response.
Not exact matches
The first of the reports, carried out by Education Datalab, measured what the impact of a «
modest» 5 per cent
pay increase for early - career maths and science teachers in England would have been, had it been
introduced in 2010.
Our findings suggest that most schools have
introduced only
modest changes to their
pay policies.
Bethesda has no plans to
introduce paid - for
mods in Fallout 4, the game's director has claimed.
There had since been suggestions that Bethesda may once again try to
introduce paid - for
mods into one of its titles, following its unsuccessful attempt to do the same on Skyrim on Steam.
Studio Wildcard also
introduced a fairly innovative sponsored
mod program, wherein it
pays modders a monthly salary and provides them support to develop new maps and
mods, though in large part we're still waiting to see how that shakes out in terms of new content in the future.
The Ministry of Justice proposed
introducing qualified one - way costs shifting (QOCS) for defamation and invasion of privacy cases in September, in response to concerns raised by the Leveson Report that the fear of having to
pay enormous costs puts people of
modest means off suing the media.