Skyrim: The biggest problem with paid mods

[Casimir]

It's unfortunate  but I've seen a lot of self profesed 'casual gamers' stating that it doesn't effect them and so they dont care. Seems to me Valve has no reason not to change the system and accomidate to peoples feedback, but only if they are kept under pessure.  Backwards compatibility should be maintained without a doubt.

[Swaggart]

If you think this is about the future of PC gaming (haven't a clue as to why paying for third party mods all of a sudden threatens PC gaming) then respond in the only way that can force a company to change:

Do. Not. Pay. Threaten the bottom line. Whining about it on forums as you dish out your cash to buy mods is not going to accomplish anything. I don't play any games that are based on in game micro transactions or repetitive DLC that turn games in to pay to win. the fact that others do is out of my control but my actions are and I choose not to give them a cent.

[Kaido]

That's why you pirate every single-player game and use mod websites to get everything for free.Now with this shit,the modders wont have to go into complicated methods to get money or sell their mods.Now more people gonna ask for money and sell their shit since they can easily get money out of it and can buy some games from steam their own,if the money go into steamwallet or something.It's common sense it's gonna be like that now..

[LordBerenger]

I'd never pirate a Deus Ex game tho. I'd pay 200 bux or whatever for such a game