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is not really that hard compared to something like Skywind. Another thing is that what if Skywind decides to sell at $5 and a sword is sold for $1? Why should something that was made in less than a day
and doesn't even really change the game cost even 1/5 of something that required 100s of hours of dedication, testing, and proffesional voice acting? There is simply no comparison. This system actually

apparent until maybe weeks of play down the line, what are people to do if they find out a mod they paid for breaks their game and the refund grace period has expired, or the mod author has skipped out and
isn't updating the mod anymore? this isn't entitlement, these are legitimate worries and problems with selling mods

thats not even getting into the following that has already happened:

1. taking an

creators because those people produce them lots of money. Thats YouTube's way of generating revenue. Their viewers. Steam cant do that but, they do have this large community of mods for all the games they
sell so why not invest into that community. Why is it so bad they make money? The modders benefit and so does Valve. You pay money for something you enjoy. Isn't that pretty standard in today's world

approached Bethesda to make a derivative game, using their tools, assets, IP, distribution – I would not get a 25% revenue split (I would get less). If we want professional modding, which is what this is, then
licensing an engine (i.e. Unreal with 5% cut) or selling through a store (i.e. 30% cut or whatever). The comparison I would make is licensed products—in which case you must assess the value of the license

criticism is based around
1) 25% profits for these guys, i would rather shill for donations and let them keep 100% they will end up making much more this way. What you noobs don't get is that donations used
/ bethesda. Now they own the copywrite to their work. If a modder goes away, they will still be able to sell it and not pay anyone. They can now take this work and its derivitives and re package it and pay

While I have no experience with the original game, I've been playing exclusively support in KF2.

I was initially very disappointed with the shotgun, at level 0. But moving up in ranks, 5 currently
the pump shotgun. I can see it as something of an upgrade...but it's hard to justify the price. I normally skip this gun, and make do with the pump and the double barrel until I can sell the double

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While I have no experience with the original game, I've been playing exclusively support in KF2.

I was initially very disappointed with the shotgun, at level
double barrel until I can sell the double barrel for the AA-12.
The AA-12. This thing is great. Good reload speed, good damage. I generally keep it in reserve until a big guy shows up that needs to die

differ. Imagine you are the creator of SkyUI or the unoffical patches. The current # of DL's for SkyUI is 9 million. For numbers sake, the Modder decides to sell it on steam for $4... 3 for Valve and 1
for the modder. That is 9 million dollars for the modder...hardly "a few cents per download"

While this is using skyrims most popular mod as an example, we should be wary of what might happen in the

problems are more in the execution of the idea than it just being an inversion, since they diversify it by blending it into a three-way conflict over synths, but don't really sell the importance of that
presented in any concrete fashion, nor is it used to offer to the Sole Survivor the obvious potential of being a way to restore their life to something at least vaguely like the safe, advanced civilization

santa barb and using it means there is one less of them left in the game (which means they become even more expensive)

Don't worry though , trion has your back (/s), every now and then they'll put one of
player who has collected everything there is to collect in the game and has max mastery and will be making TONS of flux selling forge souls to you guys in the coming weeks, this is not the perspective of