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Apr 24, 2015, 09:30 AM
 
My opinion is that this likely does to modding what was done to gaming 20 years ago. Slowly evolving it from a labor of love to a calculated investment of resources. Modding right now is a great representation of what enthusiasts are interested in (see SimCity vs. Cities: Skylines). If it becomes a money making machine that will subside to cheap content that appeals to the lowest common denominator. Don't be surprised if someone founds a company that only makes mods for AAA games as soon as this goes mainstream.
     
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Originally Posted by The Final Dakar View Post
Kicked? Kicked how?
You can be flagged and marked for removal, also Steam can just remove projects that they don't like. See, that's what happens when you introduce a pay model into a thing, it destroys the community around it.
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Originally Posted by Cap'n Tightpants View Post
You can be flagged and marked for removal, also Steam can just remove projects that they don't like. See, that's what happens when you introduce a pay model into a thing, it destroys the community around it.
So basically, DMCA abuse. But nothing legal.
     
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Apr 24, 2015, 10:21 AM
 
DMCA is just the tip, wait until the allegations that Steam is removing free mods in favor of similar ones that are profitable for them. It will happen.

ION, the thievery begins: A paid Skyrim Steam Workshop mod has already been pulled • Eurogamer.net
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Originally Posted by Cap'n Tightpants View Post
DMCA is just the tip, wait until the allegations that Steam is removing free mods in favor of similar ones that are profitable for them. It will happen.
Oh, no doubt. We gamers are a suspicious lot.
     
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Apr 24, 2015, 12:14 PM
 
Also, I can't wait until companies start releasing shorter less-featured games because the know the modding community will fix it, and they still get 50% of the profit for those people's work.
     
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75%
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75%
I said the company, not the company and valve.
     
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Originally Posted by The Final Dakar View Post
My opinion is that this likely does to modding what was done to gaming 20 years ago. Slowly evolving it from a labor of love to a calculated investment of resources.
That might be the best two sentences you've ever posted.

Part of what got me so excited about replaying Skyrim once I built my PC was this incredible modding community. If Steam's new model becomes the dominant force in the space, then it's almost certainly going to ruin everything that made it special.

Real-world interpretation: I really don't want to start paying for this crap.
     
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Real-world interpretation: I really don't want to start paying for this crap.
Bingo. We're running how many mods on skylines? Even if they were just a quarter each we'd have already dumped like $5. Doesn't seem like much, maybe, but that's on top of $30 or $40. It's getting nickel and dimed to death.
     
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I'm absolutely willing to raise a fuss about $5.
     
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Cheapskate!


(I am too.)
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I'm absolutely willing to raise a fuss about $5.
So am I, I just feel a little cheap about it. Also, as pointed out earlier, the motivation kind of matter (i.e., labor of love).

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I have to say I'm not sure what the point of the steam mobile app is. I wanted to look at achievements but apparently it can't do that.
     
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Got a PS4 this weekend, with Minecraft (not played it before, still getting into it) and GTA V (had it on the PS3). I've got Project Cars limited edition pre ordered for the Xbox One, and now I'm wondering whether to switch to a PS4 digital pre order. I've read a few things about the differences between the game on the different platforms, and other than the Xbox upscaling 900p to 1080p, they seem fairly even, Xbox does a few things that the PS4 doesn't do/isn't as good at, and vice versa.

Decisions decisions...

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Apr 27, 2015, 10:19 AM
 
Was thinking this over, and the next gen consoles (many projecting they'll be out as soon as 2017) are going to need to be 4x more powerful than they currently are to handle 4k gaming. If they don't fully support 4k, do you think they'll be considered by most to be failures?
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Originally Posted by Cap'n Tightpants View Post
Was thinking this over, and the next gen consoles (many projecting they'll be out as soon as 2017) are going to need to be 4x more powerful than they currently are to handle 4k gaming. If they don't fully support 4k, do you think they'll be considered by most to be failures?
Not really. There's very little 4k content outside of games, and within games I still see more people 'supersampling' 4k to 1080p than outright playing it. I'd cite 4k TV adoption being poor, but I'm under the impression companies are practically giving it away.

Also, it won't be 2017.
     
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Apr 27, 2015, 10:58 AM
 
You seem rather sure about the year, care to explain why? Sony claims they're putting the pedal to the metal developing the next console, not surprising given this generation's performance issues. Also, 2 years is a very long time WRT content, 4k will likely be the norm by then.
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Apr 27, 2015, 10:58 AM
 
If they can make consoles that render the actual 3D in 1080p, upscale to 4K and render the text and interface at 4K, they can argue that they are 4K consoles. That shouldn't be so hard to do, as you can have fixed function hardware for the scaling.

I agree that neither Sony not MS will update by 2017. There are noises that Nintendo is about due, however.
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Apr 27, 2015, 11:07 AM
 
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There are noises that Nintendo is about due, however.
Nintendo is out in the wilderness doing its own thing any more.
     
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Apr 27, 2015, 11:31 AM
 
MS' flagship series had to cancel an event because of connection issues. It's been 200 days since the game released.
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This ****ing gen, man.
     
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Apr 27, 2015, 11:54 AM
 
Oh, anyone looking forward to Silent Hill, your dreams have been crushed.
Signs point to cancellation for Kojima’s Silent Hills [Updated] | Ars Technica
     
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MS' flagship series had to cancel an event because of connection issues. It's been 200 days since the game released.
Halo:MCC HCS Cup cancelled because of joinability issues.. - NeoGAF

This ****ing gen, man.
Wow, that's embarrassing. I guess the netcode guys left with Bungie.

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Steam Community :: Group Announcements ::

"Removing Payment Feature From Skyrim Workshop
APRIL 27 - ALDEN
We're going to remove the payment feature from the Skyrim workshop. For anyone who spent money on a mod, we'll be refunding you the complete amount. We talked to the team at Bethesda and they agree.

We've done this because it's clear we didn't understand exactly what we were doing. We've been shipping many features over the years aimed at allowing community creators to receive a share of the rewards, and in the past, they've been received well. It's obvious now that this case is different.

To help you understand why we thought this was a good idea, our main goals were to allow mod makers the opportunity to work on their mods full time if they wanted to, and to encourage developers to provide better support to their mod communities. We thought this would result in better mods for everyone, both free & paid. We wanted more great mods becoming great products, like Dota, Counter-strike, DayZ, and Killing Floor, and we wanted that to happen organically for any mod maker who wanted to take a shot at it.

But we underestimated the differences between our previously successful revenue sharing models, and the addition of paid mods to Skyrim's workshop. We understand our own game's communities pretty well, but stepping into an established, years old modding community in Skyrim was probably not the right place to start iterating. We think this made us miss the mark pretty badly, even though we believe there's a useful feature somewhere here.

Now that you've backed a dump truck of feedback onto our inboxes, we'll be chewing through that, but if you have any further thoughts let us know."



Wow, that was fast. Good to see they finally realized what a crappy idea that was. Now hopefully they'll just add a tip jar of some sort to compensate those who make especially good mods.
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Valve continues to impress. They had some pretty clear ideas on how to improve modding, saw that their implementation failed to do so, and backed off 100%. Extremely good.
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To help you understand why we thought this was a good idea, our main goals were to allow mod makers the opportunity to work on their mods full time if they wanted to, and to encourage developers to provide better support to their mod communities. We thought this would result in better mods for everyone, both free & paid. We wanted more great mods becoming great products, like Dota, Counter-strike, DayZ, and Killing Floor, and we wanted that to happen organically for any mod maker who wanted to take a shot at it.
These are lies. They wanted to make money off of other people's work. Why couldn't the reasons given above work when you don't charge?

Bravo for backing down though.
     
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No, I think that their intentions were honorable. They want to grow modding, and the ability to charge for mods is a part of that. Furthermore I think that the entire Steam Workshop project was built with this in mind down the line, because without it, Workshop only costs money.

I'm OK with Valve getting a cut from mods. They host the content and they provide the payment solution, and they deserve to be paid for that service. What I'm less OK with is Bethesda getting 45% and the mod creator getting 25%, and even more that it is Bethesda that sets that split. I get that the developer should get something to incentivize them to make modding possible (and easy), but I do not agree that they should get almost twice as much as the person that does all the work. No, a 5-10% cut to the developer and the rest to the mod creator.

An example: One of the mods I have spent the most time in is Fall from Heaven II for Civ IV. This is truly an example of how modding should work. Soren Johnson at Firaxis made it clear that he wanted mod support in the game, and even pushed to (eventually) release some of the source for mod developers to work on. Firaxis then made a "best of" pick of promising mods and included them with the second Civ IV expansion. This let the mod makers show off what they could do, and let users know what was out there. Development on the mod continued into a massive, deep 4X game, until the lead developer was hired away by Stardock to clean up Elemental, something that eventually lead to Elemental: Fallen Enchantress.

In this situation, I like to think that a small kickback to Firaxis/Take Two would have helped get some real modding support in Civ V as well, a solid sales platform for the mod would have given it some exposure, and some cash in would have been more than deserved for the developer - and maybe would have let him stay on the mod a little longer, polishing off some of the balance issues that remain.
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No, I think that their intentions were honorable.
You have more faith than I.
     
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Valve continues to impress. They had some pretty clear ideas on how to improve modding, saw that their implementation failed to do so, and backed off 100%. Extremely good.
I think it was more the backlash. The implementation didn't run long enough to really give a definitive answer.

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You have more faith than I.
It's not like Steam needed the money.
     
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Apr 28, 2015, 10:40 AM
 
Corporations always "need" more money and Gabe Newell is no different than any other CEO.

Absolutely it was the backlash, and more people jumping ship to GoG for DRM-free purchases and fewer hassles. This probably woke him up a little too:

Even Gabe Newell Gets Downvoted On Reddit
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Corporations always "need" more money and Gabe Newell is no different than any other CEO.
Steam isn't public. They don't have to worry about shareholder concerns.
     
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Steam isn't public. They don't have to worry about shareholder concerns.
It isn't about shareholders, it's about profits, he does have a board of directors and other executives in the company to answer to. And, though it would shock some to discover this, Gabe likes money as much as anyone else.
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It isn't about shareholders, it's about profits, he does have a board of directors and other executives in the company to answer to.
I don't think profits are a problem

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And, though it would shock some to discover this, Gabe likes money as much as anyone else.
You're painting him as a corporate whore, though. That's not like everyone else.
     
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That article is from 2011. Steam has much more competition now - and the recent change in EU sales tax rules for downloads must have hurt too. But no, I don't think that Valve profits was the main concern. Over time, not being able to charge for mods is not sustainable.
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That article is from 2011. Steam has much more competition now
Steam also now has DOTA 2 where they are making money hand over fist on cosmetic items.
     
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Like Jello, there's always room for more, and that was before other sites like GoG really took off.

You're painting him as a corporate whore, though. That's not like everyone else.
Being a CEO that pushes for more profits doesn't make him a whore, it makes him normal (or maybe "typical" is a better word). The idea of charging for mods isn't the problem, it was their execution and proposed policy within the current Steam ecosystem (and the fact that modders aren't exactly known for being diligent with their long-term support).
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Being a CEO that pushes for more profits doesn't make him a whore, it makes him normal (or maybe "typical" is a better word)
Valve isn't typical. That's the point.
     
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Valve isn't typical. That's the point.
Then why did they think that they needed to charge for mods, or take any percentage of sales?

Companies try to have several revenue streams, to mitigate risk. They were behaving like 99% of companies in the world.
     
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I can't even search for mods on the steam mobile app. The god damn thing is useless.
     
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Speaking of how great Steam is, have we shared Steam usernames before? I have no friends.

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Speaking of how great Steam is, have we shared Steam usernames before? I have no friends.

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Sid Meier's Civilization V
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That game will suck you in like no ones business (One more turn...). Also, I have more time in MW2 and BF4.
     
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You lied! You have 6 friends.
     
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Somebody made a GTA ragdoll mod

     
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PS4 officially off the Wii pace.


Biggest disappointment for me thus far is the 'must-haves' have either sucked (1886) or not to my taste (Bloodborne)
     
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PS4 officially off the Wii pace.

Biggest disappointment for me thus far is the 'must-haves' have either sucked (1886) or not to my taste (Bloodborne)
So we've got the PS4 at around 22.5M and according to Ars, the XBone at around 14M*. How bad is this difference? Is there anything that can make up over 10 million sales? Would anyone (game dev) accept an XBone exclusive offer now?

From here. *High estimiate due to uncertainty.
     
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Originally Posted by mattyb View Post
So we've got the PS4 at around 22.5M and according to Ars, the XBone at around 14M*. How bad is this difference? Is there anything that can make up over 10 million sales? Would anyone (game dev) accept an XBone exclusive offer now?

From here. *High estimiate due to uncertainty.
Big fat asterisk – the difference is less galling in the US. While I don't think MS wanted to tank in Europe, being competitive in the US is more important. As far as I know, that holiday blow-out really closed the gap. Wish I could see how that gap has fared in the three months since.
     
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I see they are finally fixing the problem of the best player getting nothing for a reward in Crucible.

Increasing the marks rewarded is good and bad. Hopefully they increase the weekly mark cap to 150. Having a weekly mark cap as low as 100 is terrible. Although I'm more concerned about the Vanguard weekly mark cap as I'm not much of a Crucible player.
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