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As I've said many times before: They should keep their stuff untill someone decides to buy something and stop messing up our modded installs for stuff like that. -.-
It's just disrespectful, the implications you make. When somebody would use art assets from another modder who did allow them to be used and then would openly talk down on him for doing so, everyone would jump you because this is seen as outrageously non-conform.
Suddenly the people who made this game and preserved/reinvented the whole IP/franchise and are on top of that just employees (and humans) are being approached as being some lowlifes or whatever. It just makes me sad. Was already sad to see pointed fingers over every-single-small mistake in this game or F3, but what happens now after the Creation Club went live, is really lamentable.
I am, however mad at the corporate schlucks that run Zennimax/Bethesda and profit the most from the Creation Club financially. Sure, they bought out Fallout back when it was on it's last legs, saving it from the brink of death, but that doesn't mean I'm willing to give them more than what I give to the creators of the game and of the mods that I enjoy.
The creator of the models and textures already got paid when he or she signed over the mod. The dev. team gets paid stale chips and wet tissues worth of each credit pack purchased on steam, and the rich c**** that did absolutely nothing to put the mod into the game, get paid %99.99 of the pack's value.
I don't see the logic in paying the greedy, rich slob more than the hard workers. (whom technically already got paid when I purchased the game and its DLCs. The other got paid when they signed over the models.)
That being said, who do you think deserves your money?