I mean a company sees another company in the same field make a lot more money they are going to want to do the same cause they see the potential is there).īut, they know their players prefer single player games and they are trying to make a way of monetizing that still allows for that single player experience (without microtransactions even). You can't expect that they're just going to be happy with what money they make on single player games while other big publishers are making mad money off of microtransactions (sorry, while it may be ideal for us as consumers, that's not realistic to expect they'd stay happy with that. The fact they experimented with Fallout Shelter shows such, and the fact that they are doing this. It’s rated M for Mature.The problem with hoping it fails is that Bethesda is obviously wanting to make the kind of money they see other publishers are making with multiplayer and microtransactions.
It’s launching November 11 for PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. If you really want to go nuts, Skyrim Anniversary Edition includes over 500 content mods from the Creation Club. These mods are a great sampling of what the Creation Club has to offer. Survival Mode: Turn Skyim into a survival-crafting adventure as you stay warm and cook meals to stave off exhaustion and hunger.įishing: Every RPG needs fishing, and this mod adds over 20 aquatic creatures to catch and cook, display, or drop into an aquarium. Rare Curios: Khajiit caravans get a lot more attractive, with useful items and ingredients imported from around Tamriel. Saints & Seducers: A large mod that rivals a full expansion pack, with multiple quests, armor sets, weapons, and enemies. To celebrate 10 years, the following four mods are being added to all owners of Skyrim Special Edition for free: The Creation Club are essentially paid mods, allowing talented to modders to earn money for high quality mods. Skyrim Special Edition was released in 2016 with remastered visuals, new content, and unlocking mods for consoles. With Skyrim Anniversary Edition launching on the exact 10th anniversary date (November 11), Bethesda is unlocking four popular Creation Club mods, adding them free to all owners of Skyrim Special Edition. While it’s easy to be snarky that The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim has been released and re-released many times over the last decade, there’s no denying it’s a fantastic open world RPG that retains a thriving modding community. And sometimes the publisher milks that for all its worth.
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