• The Season Pass only contains content on steam's digital storefront, which includes all the dlc available
  
  
• Nuka World is the last "paid for" DLC available through steam, there will be no more DLC's made for the Season Pass and all downloadable content is made available as is.
  
  
• The High Resolution Texture Pack is made for users with an ultra-wide monitor so that textures and meshes would better show up on resolutions far surpassing 1920x1080
  
  
• If you already own the base game and buy the GOTY version you won't have to reinstall the entire game, but you won't get two copies of the game either just the dlc.
  
  
• The Creation Club contains creations and not "paid mods" which many users seem to be confused about.
  Bethesda gives out their in-house tools so that any user is capable of using these powerful tools to do virtually anything they want with the game.
  In this sense:

1. "Community" made plugins and content are mods, they may still be using the same tools that Bethesda does, but they aren't made officially, and aren't supported officially.
   
2. "DLC", and "Creations" are Bethesda-Affiliated, and Bethesda-Made officially supported expansions, and content that aren't counted as mods.
   
3. Creations aren't community made content, rather, any submissions that are accepted lets the one behind it create, finish, and polish it by working with Bethesda's very own team to make a curated piece of digital store content available for download on all platforms.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/611660/

Grab the High Resolution Texture Pack Here:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/540810/
This will uninstall the pack completely, you'll have to squire all 57.8gb to use it again.
This will keep it in your library, you'll just have to install it again to use it.
Note: This will NOT stop it from installing if you reinstall the game in most occasions

1. Go to your Steam Library by clicking "Library" at the top
   
2. Right click Fallout 4
   
3. Click Properties
   
4. Click the "DLC" tab
   
5. Uncheck "High Resolution Texture Pack"
   
6. This will uninstall the pack completely, you'll have to aquire all 57.8gb to use it again.

READ EACH STEP CAREFULLY OR YOU WILL REMOVE YOUR ENTIRE GAME WITHOUT A REFUND

This will make it so that your game will never attempt to redownload the HD Texture Pack upon installing it againThis will remove the dlc from your fallout 4 dlc list, you'll have to go to the dlc page to aquire it again.
1. Go to your Steam Library by clicking "Library" at the top
   
2. Click on Fallout 4
   
3. Click on "Support" to the right of Fallout 4
   
4. Scroll to the bottom, if you have the season pass or a lot of dlc, click "Show all DLC"
   
5. Click on "High Resolution Texture Pack"
   
6. Click on "I want to remove this permanently from my game library"
   
7. Make sure It says High Resolution Texture Pack at the top, or you'll remove the entire game with no refund
   
8. Click "OK"

There seems to be quite a bit of confusion according to how the Season Pass works for Fallout 4.
This thread contains information that you may find usefuf if you have any questions about it:


Post Translations:
http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/groups/Fallout4Forum/discussions/0/


Map Location[www.carls-fallout-4-guide.com]

• You can be any level
  
• To get the map marker, or to take Nick Valentine with you for unique dialogue, you must rescue Nick Valentine from Vault 114 and talk to Ellie, otherwise, you can just start the quest by going to the top center of the map; image available here:
  http://www.carls-fallout-4-guide.com/gamepictures/far-harbor/quests/far-from-home/x3-northeast.jpg.pagespeed.ic.gllzkfvMm6.jpg
  
• You'll get a quest, if you've talked to ellie beforehand, called Far Away from Home

Map Location[vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net]

• Step outside of sanctuary, or have a save profile that has already stepped outside of sanctuary
  
• To get the quest marker and radio signal you must be Level 30 or higher
  
• You'll get a Quest called All Aboard
  
• You do NOT have to be a certain level to start the quest, but it's recommended you be at least level 20 or higher on higher difficulties; you may also walk to the start area, but It's not recommended at lower levels.

Map Location[vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net]

• To get the radio signal, quest, and quest marker you must be level 15 or higher
  
• The radio signal is labelled as "Caravan Distress Call'
  
• You'll receive a quest called "Mechanical Menace"

Map Location[cdn.gamer-network.net]

1. To get the radio signal and quest marker, you must be level 20
   
2. You'll receieve a quest called "Vault-Tec Calling"

• Try unchecking the checkmark next to Vault-Tec Workshop, then restart steam and check it
  
• Try restarting steam

The season pass currently contains:
Wasteland - Workshop
http://store.steampowered.com/app/435880/

Automatron
http://store.steampowered.com/app/435870/

Far Harbor
http://store.steampowered.com/app/435881/

Contraptions - Workshop
http://store.steampowered.com/app/480630/

Contraptions - Vault-Tec
http://store.steampowered.com/app/480631/

Nuka World
http://store.steampowered.com/app/490650/



The Season Pass can be bought at any time, and will give you any past, and future dlc except the High Resolution Texture pack, and also includes:
Contraptions - Workshop
Contraptions - Vault-Tec
Nuka World

If you own the season pass, you'll have access to all of these, plus:
Wasteland - Workshop
Automatron
Far Harbor



The season pass gives you every bit of DLC without you having to buy them individually.
You can purchase them separately but buying the season pass gives you a discount for buying all of them, and will include every single DLC except the High Resolution Texture Pack which will be made available to all owners of Fallout 4 for free (on the pc)

It's cheaper to buy the season pass.
You'll get a 10.00 discount, depending on where you live.

The High Resolution Texture Pack will be the very last Fallout 4 DLC package, all paid DLC has been released.
Fallout 4 VR Is NOT DLC, and is a separate title, and NOT an update!; do NOT listen to misinformation!

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The Creation Club is a seperate in-game credit store designed to give current mod authors, and anyone with an adept knowledge of the Creation Kit/Papyrus a way to display and sell their work, "officially" under Bethesda.
You'll have access to original, and new Armor, Weapons, Apparel, Locations and New Worlds, Characters and Quest Givers, Creatures and Pets, and finally Gameplay Mechanics
Free creations are being made available periodically, so be sure to check back!

Once you're at the title screen, you'll be able to access a section called "Creation Club".
This section will require a Bethesda Login, which you can register over here:
https://account.bethesda.net/en/join

Note: The Creation Club costs credits, the community section is free of charge.

Once you're at the creation club screen, you may purchase credits with an available credit card, either pre-paid, debit, or credit, and use these credits to download add-ons developed alongside, or by Bethesda.

Credits are an in-game purchasable currency in which you can redeem for bethesda-made, community-worked with content, in which more are being made so be sure to check back
Your credits are linked to your Bethesda Account, and can be used between Skyrim: Special Edition, and Fallout 4 but only on the same platform.
PC > PC
PS4 > PS4
Xbox One > Xbox One

Yes.
Just like our own in-house game developers, they'll be, or you'll be, if you're accepted, on our payroll and will start receiving payment as soon as your proof of concept or proposal is accepted and out of the development cycle as per the milestones we'll make you aware of.

Creators are required to submit documentation pitches which go through an approval process. All content must be new and original in the sense that it doesn't contain stolen work and isn't directly copying another users idea.
An idea may be "similar" but not be a direct 1:1 conversion to the Creation Club, and all must be new created content that doesn't exist somewhere else.

Once a concept is approved, a development schedule with Alpha, Beta and Release milestones is created.
Creations go through our full development pipeline, which Creators participate in.
Bethesda Game Studios developers work with Creators to iterate and polish their work along with full QA cycles.

The content is fully localized for all platforms, as this ensures compatibility with the original game, official add-ons and achievements.
(Please note, this doesn't include unofficial work from sites like The Nexus as that would require a lot of compatibility with each and every new mod that's being made out there.)

No.
Mods, such as from Nexusmods, Bethesda's community section, or any mod-offering website will remain free as per the new "terms" in our EULA which states that all mods must be free of charge,

Creation Club aspires to develop official bethesda content alongside the modding community or up and coming creators.

Any existing mods won't be retrofitted or added into our system that exist already as a free download, and to clarify, this means pre-existing means of work that are offered cannot be submitted as a Creation.

All creation club content must be original in the sense that all work is done by you, and on top of that, we'll be working directly with our internal partners, and community volunteers.

Every mod is sent as a proof of concept, approved, and worked into a development cycle, to where It'll be localized, made to be compatibile with our add-ons and official content, polished, and finally tested until the release.

We’ve encountered many of those issues before. But, there’s a constant demand from our fans to add more official high quality content to our games, and while we are able to create a lot of it, we think many in our community have the talent to work directly with us and create some amazing new things.