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It is my own personal opinion that the benefits of the Creation Club to developers, to consumers, and to Bethesda itself, massively outweighs the drawbacks of what a large part of the community seem to insist — **despite the vast pile of proof otherwise** — is "Paid Mods with another name". Because no, it is *not* that.
Signing off,
— Bladewolf
Also, on the same very page, Bethesda provide multiple explanations of exactly how Creation Club works. One of these explanations states the following: "Creators are required to submit documentation pitches which go through an approval process. **All content must be new and original.** [...] Creations go through our full development pipeline, which Creators participate in. [...] This ensures compatibility with the original game, official add-ons and achievements."
Creation Club gives external content creators the full backing of Bethesda in creating their content, going through the same development process that Bethesda go through for internal content creation and release.
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Fun fucking fact that is listed on their own website: mods that already exist **are not allowed to be added to the Creation Club**. Concepts that already exist as free mods **are not allowed to be added to the Creation Club**.
On the page {LINK REMOVED}https://creationclub.bethesda.net/en under "Is Creation Club paid mods?", Bethesda explicitly state the following: "We won't allow any existing mods to be retrofitted into Creation Club, it must all be original content." That is, they will **not** allow people to, as you state, "rip off already available mods" and upload them to Creation Club or do the same themselves.
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2: For free? As far as I know a lot of big mods REQUIRED money, so...
3: Not really. People like me brought the game because it's a singleplayer fantasy game with cool stuff. Not mods.
4: Well...yes and no
And now for the next "1234" points
1: if it was taken and improved, it's not a rip-off. Otherwise the entire MMO market is a freaking rip-off fest (even before WOW)
2: That's why I got every achievement in the game and THEN tried some mods (which weren't really impressive, but I guess it was something)
3: Ok here you are right.
And for the last message: They're a company. They don't need to care about the community. It can certainly help them get some more money, but if they want to get money by other means- no one's stopping them. That's their job.