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Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition includes the base game, three main expansions, workshop DLCs, and over 150 Creation Club DLCs with new quests, companions, weapons, armor, and customization options, providing extensive new content for players.
Bethesda is once again attempting to sell paid mods for Skyrim, despite previous backlash from fans. The company has introduced the Verified Creator Program, allowing modders to charge for their creations, blurring the line between official Creation Club content and mods. This move has caused frustration within the community, especially as paid mods disable Trophies on PlayStation while free Creation content does not.
Bethesda has reintroduced a paid mod platform into Skyrim Special Edition, causing controversy among players. The update merges Bethesda's Creation Club and Mods tab, allowing creators to upload free mods and apply to become part of a Verified Creator Program to charge for their mod creations. Unlike Creation Club items, paid mods no longer need to be "lore friendly," which has raised concerns among the modding community. The update also broke several pre-existing mods dependent on the Skyrim Script Extender, causing further frustration.
Bethesda has reintroduced paid mods to Skyrim Special Edition with the latest update, allowing community modders to sell their creations through the "Bethesda Game Studios Verified Creator Program" and receive royalties. This update combines the Creations menu with the Mods menu, making it easier for modders to sell their work. However, the previous attempt at paid mods in 2015 was met with backlash, and the new system is likely to divide the modding community. The update also broke mods dependent on Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE), but an update has been released to fix this issue. It remains to be seen if paid mods will be introduced to other games like Starfield.