Or at least, that seems to be the case for the PC platform. This means that, while the situation will remain as is for the current Creation Club content, future content will apparently not be auto-downloaded. This has been resolved on the PC for future releases, but is not retroactive for the creation club launch content on Fallout 4. We realize this is a frustration point for players and we are working on a solution to change the way this functions. Most other games that offer similar content do the same. This was a requirement for some platforms and how Creation Club needed to work. This was particularly troublesome for console users who more likely have to deal with limited storage space than PC users do. The biggest gripe that came with the update, especially for console players, were the resources of the Creation Club mods being downloaded preemptively before any purchase of the mods associated with them had ever been made. So far, nobody extraordinarily successful in regards to modding started out with their material in the Creation Club. Free and open modding is one of the backbones of our games.Ĭonsidering the free modding scene is the first stepping stone of many modders into learning the tools required for modding, this answer does make sense. We were also thrilled to bring Mods to console players with Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition. We’ve spent the last 15 years supporting free mods. Modding ensures tons of continued content and experiences for our games. We love what the community has done with mods.
One of the first concerns addressed was whether the Creation Club was the first stepping stone towards Bethesda getting rid of free mods in the future. In a recent addition to the Creation Club FAQ by Cartogriffi, Bethesda has responded to some of the issues the community has had in regards to the Creation Club itself, many of which pertain to some of the more glaring bugs and issues the feature came with.
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