Creation Club Content is not paid mods. It's Bethesda paying

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>>379983476
>it's not paid mods
>but you are paying for them

>How do I get Creation Club content?

>Creation Club is available via in-game digital marketplaces in both Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition and purchased with Credits. Credits are available for purchase on PSN, Xbox Live, and Steam. Your Credits are transferable and can be used in both games on the same platform.
Straight from the website you fuck

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>>379983476
>selling them AT A FAIR PRICE
That IS paid mods. It is the definition of a paid mod.

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>>379983738
It's micro-dlc. That way everbody wins. The creators get something for their hard work, and Bethesda gets something for hosting the service, and we get to contribute to better content in the future that breathes lives into our old games anew. I'm excited!

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OPTION OF PAYING REAL MONEY FOR THEM

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>>379983476
>It's Bethesda paying content creators to create micro-dlcs for their games and officially selling them AT A FAIR PRICE.

That's paid mods...

>>379983476
>Dragonborn DLC a paid mod by beth

Aren't skyrim's DLC packs literally coded as mods?

Published video games are not paid video games. It's publishers paying developers to create video games and officially selling them AT A FAIR PRICE.