While the mods makers can't charge players for their mods, the EULA states that the moment that a mod is created and has become a part of Fallout 4's mod 'Creation Kit', it becomes Bethesda's property.
Of course, to use Skyrim Bethesda had to agree to be a part of the system, leaving plenty of users slightly upset. This line is likely to quell any fears left behind from earlier this year, when Valve attempted to create a paid mods market on Steam – starting with Bethesda's Skyrim. No, this time it's about line C in Fallout 4's End User License Agreement (EULA).Īccording to the EULA (via NeoGaf), all mods created for Fallout 4 'must' be distributed for free by the mod makers.
The never ending news flow around Fallout 4 has yet to taper off, this time though, there's no huge gameplay leak or leaked details for all of Ranks and Perks associated with each SPECIAL.
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