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But it didn't happend after all...
Uploaded by H.UNgrammar Apr 28, 2015 at 07:16AM EDT
Origin Entry: Steam Workshop Paid Modding
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Uploaded by H.UNgrammar Apr 28, 2015 at 07:16AM EDT
Origin Entry: Steam Workshop Paid Modding
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File type: png
Resolution: (800px x 600px)
File size: 57.5 KB
![02-02-2012, 07:59 AM 02-02-2012, danjako43 Say good-bye to selfless modding : ' The construction set is being integrated with the steam workshop. I'm sure you all know that. Join Date: Jun 2011 Reputation: 63 Posts: 688 The workshop is a terrible place since it is "working" its way up on charging players alot money once it has enough modders and games integrated with it. Sound familiar? TF 2 store. Except in your mind, you know that the ww they are charging you for SHOULD be free It's like Valve's system of Modern Warfare Elite, except alot lot more minor, but still, it's heading there... Here, take a read: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/w...legalagreement Quote: Valve may choose to distribute Your Contribution [mods] for free and/or for a fee They're gonna take modders' stuff, and possibly sell them back as "DLC's" This has REALLY HUGE implications on the modding community since modding is free. It's supposed to be free. It's for the good of the gaming community. Mods are supposed to be free fun. It's like going into a sandbox, and they charge you for every grain of sand that is bigger than a certain size, or look different from the average grain of sand Also, the EULA states: Quote: ...If Valve chooses to distribute Your Contribution for a fee, then Valve may set the price for such distribution in its sole discretion, and Valve will pay You as follows, conditioned on Your compliance with the obligations contained in this Agreement. Valve shall pay to You twenty-five percent (25%) of the Adjusted Gross Revenue I'm not against modders making money. I do think they deserve money for their work, but they SHOULD NOT charge players for their work. They should get money in ad revenue or such tactics. Remember? Macho Dragon? Had millions of views on youtube. Millions of views link to download mod ads on link-someone will click on those ads thus making the modder some money in some wa. Or, they can make money in some other non-intrusive way, but as soon as a mod costs just one cent, it ceases to be a "mod"--it would then become a paid downloadable content. Mods are made to change the game to players' liking, not to charge other players for them I don't know, make it what you will, but I'm certain that the workshop idea is stupid, unnecessary, and I sure as hell won't be using it. Last edited by danjako43: Theyle gon takemedes stuf and el hem bad as DlCs 04-23-2015, 11:42 AM VAC short food OP was right all along Steam Profile Join Date: Feb 2015 Reputation: 7 Posts: 52 at last I truly gee 99 QUOTIE 04-23-2015, 12:08 PM #60 KRosern WE DIDN'T LISTEN... Steam Profile Join Date: Jul 2008 Reputation: 362 Posts: 780 99 QUOTIE](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/000/955/441/6a7.png "Valve planned it all along")
