Not to mention that they keep “updating” their games even after their life cycles, which breaks some mods installed. And these “updates” basically adds nothing but stuff to the in-game store. Go look at the update posts for Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition, and see how they pretty much always have 0 upvotes but a massive amount of comments.
And then lock it all down before claiming all mods were their property and putting access behind a sub. 🤬
Don’t forget, y’all! “If buying isn’t owning”…
Not to mention that they keep “updating” their games even after their life cycles, which breaks some mods installed. And these “updates” basically adds nothing but stuff to the in-game store. Go look at the update posts for Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition, and see how they pretty much always have 0 upvotes but a massive amount of comments.
Yup. If “buying” it locks you under their bullshit “update” cycle, then why accept their terms at all?