Bethesda planning to revisit Skyrim paid mods after Fallout 4's launch.

[SnapSlav]

The surefire method to get an ABUNDANCE of attention is what wikipedia did to get attention for SOPA/HIPA a few years back: just shut down wikipedia for a day. The places that people go to get their information dose has migrated so far away from a centralized news source/outlet or any form of public debate space, that the only way people will ACTUALLY notice an important topic to discuss is if a big website made a statement about it for a whole day. Now, unlike SOPA/HIPA, I doubt that Bethesda being shady little tarts is a big enough deal for the likes of google, or wikipedia, or whatnot to dedicate themselves for, but... something along those lines makes it still possible.

 

[AgentBJ09]

Well there is hope afterall. I mean people rejected shitty horse armor from Beth as well. And I am sure it was just a try to test the water. I hope players show enough brain to give Beth the middle finger again. It's sad though that modders are now the test subject here.

That's just it. Horse Armor was useless. SkyUI, SKSE, The Unofficial Patches...those are not, and they're integral to a lot of mods.