Practical jokers flooded the Workshop with small changes (one mod added a single apple to the game world) for extravagant prices to point out how flawed the inception was.īethesda quietly shelved the program and focused on its flagship projects. But the result of Bethesda and Valve’s partnership was an easily abused system with little to no quality control implementations. In theory, I supported the idea of modders accumulating some kind of income from the content they created mod hosting websites like Nexus have struck a balance by allowing modders to solicit voluntary donations. In 2015, Valve and Bethesda teamed up and attempted to integrate paid mods into Skyrim’s Steam Workshop, envisioning it as a system where they and the modding community could all profit from player-created content. It wasn’t the first time they had introduced the concept. When Bethesda Game Studios announced Creation Club for Skyrim and Fallout 4 at E3 2017, viewers across the globe cringed collectively (me among them).
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