Starfield - Juni 2024 Update
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Not sure if there was a news article for this, but apparently Bethesda is attemption something similar to horse armor. A 7 dollar quest in Starfield. Scumbags 
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Horse Armor rides again: Bethesda is charging $7 for a single Starfield mission and after months of minimal post-launch support, unhappy fans are feeling ripped off
Starfield's Creations update added a new bounty hunter mission to the game for free, but if you want the second mission it'll cost you.
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Why is anyone surprised/outraged they did the same with Fallout 4 creation content.
The headline is somewhat misleading because that's not official DLC. It's Creation Club content, and I believe it's the same as in Skyrim. Afaik, the profit is split between Bethesda and the mod author.Not sure if there was a news article for this, but apparently Bethesda is attemption something similar to horse armor. A 7 dollar quest in Starfield. Scumbags
Horse Armor rides again: Bethesda is charging $7 for a single Starfield mission and after months of minimal post-launch support, unhappy fans are feeling ripped off
Starfield's Creations update added a new bounty hunter mission to the game for free, but if you want the second mission it'll cost you.
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Ah, ok. So it's not made by Bethesda. Yeah, that's different. Also, I didn't keep up and know about them already doing this in Skyrim.
So Bethesda really didn't give up on the idea of paid mods, even after all the hubbub around it? Figures ...
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No they never gave up just killed the Steam paid mods, and sold paid creation mods on their website. Like I said this behavior is old news at this point in time.
Or that ship had sailed long ago.
Or that ship had sailed long ago.
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I'm not as vehemently against the idea of paid mods as some are (if you produce high quality content and spend a lot of time and energy doing it, I don't begrudge you some compensation if BGS doesn't either), but $7 for a single quest is outrageously expensive. There is a 0.0% chance I would ever buy stuff piecemeal like that. BGS obviously has visions of people spending hundreds of dollars, one drip and drab of content at a time.
If anyone thinks that's bad just check out the prices and tbe amount of DLC Bethesda sells for Fallout 76. Most of that is cosmetic, and plenty of gamers buy them.
I know two different style of games just proving a point. It's not new.
My fear is the next Fallout and Elder Scrolls will use the same model.
I know two different style of games just proving a point. It's not new.
My fear is the next Fallout and Elder Scrolls will use the same model.
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Cheap bastard.