Pity it doesn't have a grave to piss on, but thank god this outcry made them backtrack. This could have set such a disgusting precedent for PC gaming.
Quote from: Mr Psychologist on April 27, 2015, 06:40:59 PMPity it doesn't have a grave to piss on, but thank god this outcry made them backtrack. This could have set such a disgusting precedent for PC gaming.The problem will become a permenant burn in our mind though. Forever a reminder tha-I-I'm sorry, what was I talking about?
They had good intentions
Quote from: Naoto on April 27, 2015, 09:11:44 PMThey had good intentionsNot really, tho
Finding a way for modders to get paid for their work is not in and of itself a bad thing.
Quote from: Naoto on April 27, 2015, 09:22:15 PMFinding a way for modders to get paid for their work is not in and of itself a bad thing.Oh, I totally agree.So what about the fact that the modders only made 25% of the income that their mods brought in, and only after $100 total was spent on their mod by the community?
DONATION BUTTON! DAH!
Fat man got BTFO
Implementation was horrible, but I'm all for people (like the Falskaar devs) getting a little something for their work.
Those people do not deserve mods
There are pros and cons about the whole ordeal and how actually paid mods could have helped. It just wasn't executed right. You've "won" nothing, nor I accept to give any importance to the venomous masses who harassed other people over this. It's one thing to be civil and express sadness or disagreement, and another to target modders and harass them.Those people do not deserve mods; they do not deserve any creativity, time and effort of which creating, and supporting a mod does. Just because they are ungrateful, and ready to violently hit anyone who they deem right. It's not a vocal minority either; but it's a huge mass of people who do not see modders as humans, or probably think it's acceptable to let out their frustration on them.