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One Angry Gamer "It was bound to happen. Something that gamers once took for granted within the Glorious PC Master Race community is now getting a price tag attached to it... on Steam. Valve recently announced a way to help modders make a little extra cash on their mods through a paid mod initiative through the Steam Workshop. However, not everyone is on board with the program and it's even caused just enough talk to get gamers to start examining other alternatives for acquiring Workshop mods for their favorite games."

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Baden of WGB tackles a touchy subject: Valve allowing modders to sell their work on Steam.

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Valve announced their new program today for Steam Workshop modders to be able to sell their mods. However, the revenue is split three ways where the game developer decides how much of that 25 percent split the modder gets.

Added: 24.04.2015 1:00 | 14 views | 0 comments




Plenty of modders spend countless hours working on new content with no real monetary compensation to speak of, but now they will be able to set a price for their work on Steam.

Valve announced today that paid mod support is coming to Steam Workshop for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Other games will do the same "in the coming weeks."

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Valve are letting Skyrim modders sell their wares on Steam, Bloodborne’s loading screen times are slashed, and can your PC run Batman: Arkham Knight?

Added: 24.04.2015 0:00 | 3 views | 0 comments


Valve are letting Skyrim modders sell their wares on Steam, Bloodborne’s loading screen times are slashed, and can your PC run Batman: Arkham Knight?