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the modding community allows bethesda to sit back and relax. goes hand in hand with extended life spanģ. the modding community turns their full priced beta games, into a working product. as well as other money grabbing practices such as paid moddingĢ. the modding community makes their games last way beyond their shelf life, which in turn allows them to keep releasing the same game over and over again. (although judging by their questionable decisions they have made in the past, i could be wrong) xDġ. I dont think bethesda are that stupid to remove modding.

Edited by MurdochNZ, 22 September 2020 - 01:14 AM. Here is but one article that shows you are quite incorrect. Taking 15 seconds out of your life to Google search this would have shown this to you. This isn't good news I can't see Microsoft supporting modding in anyway.Įxcept that they have done in the past and are making more moves to do so I really fail to see how you can justify this. But there is no reason to even think that is possible for now. Plus given they have shown plenty of support for modding in the past including allowing mods for Skyrim SE and Fallout 4 that also include custom content, and mods for other games, there really is no reason whatsoever to believe they would be this catastrophically daft.ĭon't get me wrong. They would expend thousands of dollars doing things like updating the games to break support (and people would just distribute the old files anyway), suing places like Nexus (and people would just share the mods in other ways anyway), and alienate a large chunk of their new customer base.

Microsoft could not kill modding for those games if it wanted to. I really hope this doesn't mean the end of modding for pc games like skyrim, fallout 4