V agency boss responds to the problem of MOD charges, inferior paid MOD, we will get off the shelves

2025-02-06 13:36:43|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Yesterday's "Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim" MOD on Steam changed from "free" to "charging" angered many players.Later, a petition required to "remove STEAM Creative Workshops for payment content" appeared abroad, and the number of supporters supported in less than 24 hours exceeded 34,000.It can be seen that even if it is abroad, "free" is very marketable.Gabe Newell, the big man of V agency today, explained the problem.

He said: "Our goal is to improve the MOD quality of the producers and players. If there are inferior products, we will get off the shelves. Now I think MOD charges are a win -win situation for authors and players, but we have to comprehensively compose later.Consider the data situation.

Gabe guarantees that Valve does not require developers to protect paid MOD and can only be listed through Steam.He said that this violates the company's own operating principles and tells developers that they cannot do something. For example, forced the famous "Ancient 5" MOD community Nexus will not appear free of charge.

He said: "The goal of paying MOD is to increase the overall investment of the community to expand ourselves. We think we may ignore some dredging (supervision) work."

As for the current issue of "Ancient 5" MOD charges -producers can only get 25%of the sharing, he said: "This return rate is set by the producers of the game MOD."

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