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I am also part of his community. He should be well aware of what is going on in forums and with the game.
I would pay more attention what Gopher has to say than to most YouTubers shouting outside of the scene.
I'm getting a lot of comments here recently on steam by people who don't seem to know much about the modding community, specifically the PC modding community and the youtube guys related to it.
This ''drama'' seems to have some seriously damming evidence to show that Bethesda made a serious mistake. Check out this video, specifically into 7 minutes. Here you will see Oxhorn pointing out mistakes in mesh clipping with the Creation club's Helfire armor. - after they try to point out how quality assured the joke shop's content is claimed to be... just watch Oxhorn's video and try not to think people are trying to profit from youtube videos. Hobo, there are some serious issues going on here. just know this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcEDhsNPN78
I am one of the people, who only bought Bethesda games, because I am able to mod the game.
I wouldn't even had considered to buy Morrowind, if I they had not included the creation kit in their game.
They even get the benefit, that modders give them idiea for their next game. creating content, they can implement in the next iteration of their games.
Even the unofficial patches, that came up for their games, let them cut down expenses on bugfixing.
They benefit a very great deal from modding itself.
And they sell even more game units, for a longer period of time, because modding extends the lifetime of each one of their games.
Selling microtransactions in their games now, calling them mini-DLC, now, for exorbitant prices feels just wrong. That's tthe real problem, here. The execution of the CC is just terrible.
Everything that needed to be said, was said the first day. They're just trying to keep that sweet sweet Adsense money coming in for a whole week.
It is true that Gopher gets his living from YouTube. For the sake of transparency: I am his subscriber and also paying monthly to keep his channels and streams alive.
Gopher is a nostalgic fool and a bethesda fanboy. His opinions mean nothing..
The fact that you call him a fanboy says a lot. He IS a fanboy of Bethesda and if he's saying what he's saying? You know ♥♥♥♥ is serious lol
Why comment?
Sorry if you are a fan of him. I'm sure he posts proper content when not monologing
Leave it to the 6 or 7 usual forum drones to play dismissive and how its gopher just mliking it, rather funny. Gopher of all people, the fellow that gave the CC all the chances in the world, when they announced it.
I too gave all the chances in the world, when they announced it. It is all the same to me, if they want to sell micro DLCs. What comes to Gopher, this has been a series of videos. His original reaction was pretty much same as mine.
This is pretty much the case of "How the hell did they managed to take all the potential that CC had and throw it all away?"
Bethesda had the chance of creating actual curated DLC store for skilled developers and hobbyists, but they went with small paid mods for PS4. That decision turned a lot of heads and opinions. Including my own.
It was getting obvious that this would go south, when technical information of ESL file format appeared. I doubt anyone was actually expecting something from CC at that point.
Also, like with Curated Workshop, Bethesda is tripping to their poorly planned technical solutions. I wish they would have talked with the community before releasing CC. It is good that they are speaking with us now, but I think it is leading nowhere.
This is the thing that really gets me. They haven't QAed the base game properly and left bugs completely unfixed like perks that don't do what they say and broken quest lines (they are "done" with the game apparently). How are we supposed to take it seriously when they promise to QA these paid mods?
Now we get actual proof that they haven't QAed the CC mods properly.
And don't forget, Bethesda leaves it to the modding community to fix their game's bugs FOR FREE, and now they feel like they apparently aren't benefitting enough from mods?
This is coming from someone who loves Fallout 4 and most previous Bethesda games and would still gladly throw good money at Bethesda if they bothered to make more actual content. There's just something blatantly greedy about the CC. Bethesda can do what they want, but I'm still a bit annoyed with how they are treating their fanbase.
All that said, I haven't been part of the review bombing process and I won't be. I love Fallout 4 such as it is, and at least you can easily just not buy anything from CC.