I Tried The Worst Creation Club Mods So You Wouldn't Have To
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2021
- Join me as I investigate The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition's Creation Club store. Interested in what sort of content will be included in Skyrim Anniversary Edition? Look no further - as I investigate some of the worst (or best?) content that's on offer on the Creation Club.
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When you see what Bethesda gives for those underwhelming mods, I don't want to imagine how much they would charge for sontent like Beyond Skyrim
Don’t give them ideas
100$ dollars for the smallest island
I don’t want to know what they’d charge for my boy Inigo
Beyond Skyrim would be around 60 Bucks. Inigo would probably be 20.
They would rebrand it as a completely new game and slap a $60 sticker on it. Although to be fair, if the modders themselves ask for that price. I would probably pay for it. Years of works for so little rewards.
"Ah yes 4 bucks to summon reskinned skeletons"
I laugh when you speak the truth like that, but in my heart I know I should cry.
Aye, I bought the horse armor and I’d do it again…
@@yogotheomnigod9175 Same when I was like 8. I bought fucking horse armor over the shivering isles...
Skyrim is the RPG equivalent of the Sims at this point.
I mean, Horse Armor at least had the excuse of being one of the first forays into the world of DLC. This is just lazy.
I get that realistically this is something Bethesda's had to have been "working" on for a while, but I still find it a bit convenient they release the "new and improved" anniversary edition when Nexus is nuking itself over legacy content.
“Ah, crap. Now people will think this looks suspicious.”
Someone at Bethesda, after learning about the situation with Nexus.
@@AzureGreatheart I'm sorry, I've not been keeping up to date. What's going on with the nexus?
@@101m4n They changed their ToS so effectively mod authors no longer had control of the mods after uploading them to the site and couldnt delete them if they wanted. Nexus claims this is due to the plans to implement mod collections and if a mod author decides to remove their mod then that could potentially break whatever collection its in if other mods use its assets. The site gave authors a hard deadline to remove their mods (august 1st) if they didnt want to be in any collections and more than a few mod authors decided to leave. Users of the site are split between the "How dare they expect to have any control' and the "They put in the work and time, they should have the final say" factions. Its basically the paid mods arguments all over again.
@@101m4n Lots of drama. Nexus is moving towards automation of modlists for users, and part of that move is taking away the mod authors ability to delete their mods if the modlist is going to depend on them. The mod authors reacted with the same gravity, circumspection and wisdom to this policy change as you would expect from a Twitter mob finding out someone told an edgy joke in 2013.
@@101m4n Nothing really, a few mods were deleted when authors threw a hissy fit. All the critical mods still exist for Skyrim
Whose brilliant idea was it to create a “summon zombie” spell? As if we didn’t have enough ways to summon a corpse in this game.
I dunno, seems like necromancy is the only way Todd is keeping Skyrim relevant.
@@christopherjones7191 XD
every different spell and weapon contributes to 100 different build possibilities.
@@user-ke3jn2ul3n Another summon undead is not really groundbreaking stuff, considering how much more you can add to the bare bones magic structure of the game. If you are on PC, install ordinator for roleplay.
It was a spell in oblivion. so the creator just added an old spell in.
thank you for your sacrifice. it will not be forgotten
All this time and they could’ve remastered Morrowind by now.
Or Oblivion or even made a full remake of some earlier games. =(
All this time, imagine if they made a new DLC for the anniversary, not this shameless new version with pathetic additions to make it seem worth it.
No because then we wouldn’t be playing Skyrim we’d be playing Morrowind don’t you see the connection? The goal that Todd has is to have use play Skyrim forever.
@@pepesaur3874 Yeah they probably could have put together another decent story expansion. Maybe something actually tied to resolving the Skyrim civil war, for instance? Or a DLC that involved the Thalmor or the Blades. Something to make those existing factions feel more relevant.
@@tonts5329 If they remaster Morrowind, they better have spear combat and modular armor like in morrowind...
JuiceHead when Bethesda release a mediocre radiant quest: NEW HUMONGOUS GIANT SIZED DLC.
This was honest and down to the point instead of clickbait for money, thank you.
It was jaded and lazy but go off
@@donniebentley6813 Pretty sure it showed me exactly what I expected from these shitty mods.
@@SGraveman well at least you can admit your need of confirmation bias
@@donniebentley6813 Not really. Saints and Seducers looks to be the only good one and it's a good thing PC is getting that one for free.
@@donniebentley6813 I'll be honest. It isnt wrong...
I've gone through most of the CC content. Most of it really isnt worth it, or at best is only worth it on a heavy discount. With a very few gems in between.
Of course, my opinion on Skyrim *is* negative, it's overall a mediocre game with good modding, and sometimes actually effective storytelling in places with a dogshit main storyline for an Elder Scrolls game with a cardboard cutout of a villain and obnoxious "allies".
(You know what fucking innkeeper i'm talking about, as well, whatever her name was...)
I could go on, if you like
I now noticed you haven't even cover the Dwarven mudcrab lol
You talkin sh*t about the pet mudcrab? *rolls sleeves*
Ey ey wtf fucks from with my crab? Better not talk shit hes best companion
Me: :(
Dwarven Mudcrab: :W:
Me: :)
I got that shit for free
Dwarven mudcrab is the only good cc item how dare you
the creation club would benefit from actual DLC sized mods for example the Beyond Skyrim projects.
But then they should just sell them as normal DLCs, wouldn't be simpler this way?
Nah, why do that when you can get one weapon for 1/4 the price of their official DLC's!
@@BelligerentKnight2481 wait wasn't Dagons dagger in oblivion basically that?
@@Coretide660 yeah, but don't forget....
Horse Armor
If you want to go beyond skyrim then just play eso.
Kind of disappointing that this is the best Bethesda could come up with for the 10 year anniversary of their most successful game of all time. They could at least make it free for current owners of Special Edition or at least give a discount. I also hope that they dont remove the Special Edition from the store like they did with the Legendary Edition.
Said it in another comment, but it should have been a DLC instead. Give us a big dick Dawnguard style (not dragonborn, put that work to ES6) DLC that will keep us interested. Way better way of making money than this.
After Dragonborn, There was supposed to be a 3rd big dlc for Skyrim but Bethesda decided to not make it. It could have been a nice present if they actually made it.
@@OnlyDeathIsEternal that would have been a way better anniversary gift over fishing XD so many people would have bought it, but they’d prefer to bring out a half-arsed mini game instead.
meanwhile individuals outplay them for shits and giggles constantly, though it helps they dont have a crippling deadline looming over them.
Idk it’s honestly not a bad deal. The creation club add ons we’re getting better and better at each passing update culminating in the solid experience of Saint and Seducers. With the anniversary edition you’re not only getting the previous 48 creation club content but also something like 26 more down the line. And if the proceeding incline of quality is any indication the new creation club stuff that we get is going to be solid
What strikes me is that it's lazy. There are very few new assets. There are no new voiced lines, only generic repurposed lines from the original game. There are no branching, story-driven quests, just fetch quests and dungeons.
The “house” you get from Dead Man’s Dread made me really excited but then when I got to it it never cleaned up and it was absolutely useless. I wish you could disable creation club stuff like you can mods. I hate being bombarded with the dumbass quests the second I leave Helgen
Install the unofficial patches. They disable the automatic quests.
Go to your Skyrim SE Folder under Data and remove the cc files. Put them in a folder and drop them into your Skyrim SE Mod Directory so you can disable/enable them in your preferred Modding Tool.
There also is a mod that disables creation club messages in the main menu
i look forward to the memes when the courier has players tied up in 10 minutes of conversation delivering letters
The problem with CC content os is that it's all given to you at level 10, clogging your quest log, sometimes it breaks the lore and it gives way too many ridiculously overpowered rewards, including the Dwarven horse which I love.
I'll probably just disable it all in the next save.
I was surprised by how extensive Saints and Seducers actually was content wise. Even days after completing the primary quest of the DLC, the one shown in the video, I still managed to find minor side quests related to it. For example - I found a cave down in the south eastern part of the map that had a lot of different animals in it fighting each other. After the confusion wore off I noticed that a Druid use to live there and that he had used magic to make all the animals around him docile and live with him peacefully until he died - you find his corpse on a ceremonial-like alter in the middle of the cave along with his staff that can charm animals. Finding his journel I discovered that he use to be an Oblivion Walker that traveled to the Shivering Isles in his youth and brought back an artifact with him which he hid within the cave. The Mad Wizard from the main Saints and Seducers quest was his friend and was trying to travel to the Shivering Isles to find the items needed to reveal where he hid the artifact but went mad with power instead. The artifact turned out to be a unique Warhammer made of both Amber and Madness Ore, with a unique enchantment on it.
Thanks for the Septims!
Damn you Todd! You struck again!
Damn you to oblivion
You treacherous little filcher. How dare you steal from me!
The hero we don’t deserve, but the hero we need.
We all know the upgrade won’t be worth it. All the mods were too overpriced to begin with. Hell, why not release Fallout 3 or New Vegas? or anything else but Skyrim again.
Because remastering is more time intensive than simply repackaging a game you've already made.
cuz that would take work
Or if they are going to release skyrim again they could at least upgrade the graphics, I'm still waiting for a remaster of morrowind or oblivion tho
@@Lorenzo_I. Say like ten years worth?
@@JotaPS88 Even then, Skyrim SE already had improved graphics, and if you really starve for some 4k renders of apples just tinker around with the dozens upon dozens of graphic mods, it might take an hour or two, buts its completly free.
I have never once bought anything from the CC in Skyrim or Fallout, most times I don't even bother if it's free. The majority of it is utter s**t & the small amount that's decent is overpriced, seems many others feel the same way.....
Actually, isn’t Saints and Seducers going to be free for owners of Skyrim SE at the release of Anniversary Edition?
“/#=+ it, nobody’s buying this stuff anyway, let’s just give the best one to everyone, and include the rest in the Aniversery Edition.”
Someone at Bethesda, apparently.
Free upgrade for current gen players but you need to buy the upgrade for SE on PC
I own the legendary edition of Skyrim, storebought. Is this Edition better or worse than Special Edition, and If Special Edition Receives that piece of content Free, does legendary edition Receive it free aswell?
Skyrim special edition will get the fishing, Saints and Seducers and some other creation club content for free and the ability to upgrade to the anniversary edition
@@matasbabarskas3070 question: am I, as a legendary edition owner who doesn't wanna shell out another 60€, Just fucked then?
I never really like the creation club in the first place since the people who make great mods doesn't get the recognition that they deserve.
Why wouldnt they get the recognition?
@@justindortheblunderwizard people just say that willy nilly it doesnt mean anything most of the time
Honestly i would have been perfectly fine with the creation club if instead of 20 minute quests and random items that cost 10 bucks it had dlc like quests, sort of like project aho or the forgotten city.
It had one, I think, from Trainwiz? One of the Dwemer ruins that has seasons-based puzzles IIRC. But most of the creations are heavily yyyyikes.
i don’t play skyrim but i think creation club should be a one time purchase like maybe 10$ and you get access to content in it or if you create content you get special credits for perks and even transferable into money stuff like that
Being someone who grew up with the Playstation version of Skyrim, the creation club was my only option for any substantial mods. At least it had a place in subverting the stupid limitations that Sony implemented. The free mods you could get on Playstation amounted to visual tune ups, bug fixes, and generally ugly textures tacked on to preexisting models to pass as new armor sets. There were some valiant attempts to make meaningful and expansive mods, but they were few and far between and had a lot of problems. Unless you grew up with Playstation like me, you couldn't understand the joy of saving up enough allowance to buy the Devine Crusader's armor creation or the Saints and Seducers creation.
Ps4 players kinda benefit from creation club, our mod selection is pretty limited, we cannot get new armour and new weapons and stuff, the game scripts wont allow it.
Yeah that's the only reason I even bother with CC. PS4 mods are mostly bug fixes and minor changes. CC adds actual new content into the game without running the risk of out-right breaking anything.
News flash: people already did or didn’t try these lol. The new version of Skyrim just come with them for free, so doubt there will be many complaints then.
I personally loved dead mans dread. Im a huge pirate guy and i love the outfits, sword and even having a ship as a home is fantastic.
I’ll say this in Creation Club’s defense… They at least tried to give Jyggalag (who’s now a separate Daedric Prince from Sheogorath after Oblivion and should have had his own Daedric quest in the vanilla Skyrim game) some presence in Skyrim… Even if it was just his sword…
I liked Saints and Seducers, but I hit a bug where after going to find and kill Thoron, he actually never spawned in and I no-clipped to grab the Sword of Jyggalag which immediately ended the quest. 🙃
Bruh
The Elemental arrow pack is not so bad, and the mage set with the spells is a good add on in my opinion...
Yeah they’re not all bad, but the majority of them are. I, having bought the majority of these addons, can speak from experience.
I like the Goblins, I like the pet Spider, I liked the Crusader Armour. But I’m not touching the Creation Club ever again
The creation club content is seemingly focused more on flashy stuff such as new and interesting weapons and armour. There is no new actual dialogue and EVERY quest starts with 'it's all in this note'.
To be fair some creation club things are useful like gold hills plantation especially if you’re playing on survival mode.
Good Point i forgot i had that came back and got like 100k+ gold 🤣
I wouldn't pay 1 penny for everything in the CC just based on principle alone.
How about less than a penny?
Do you have a PC?
@@as7river 😂😂 I can get you the creation club content for less than a penny
Avarti: "Investing in the Creation Club right now is not worth it."
Me, sitting awkwardly with my goblin and nix-hound followers, clad in Daedric Mail armor with a quiver of bone arrows and the Shadowrend on my back: "well shit"
Tethered with knights of the nine armor and chrysamere 😂
Avarti: "Investing in the Creation Club right now is not worth it."
Me: oh sod it.
Imagine referring to Hearthfire as having more content than something.
It isn't much in and of itself, but it was a great foundation for other mods. Any house mod with expansion options and big popular mods like campfire rely on it.
Can’t wait to spend a bunch of money on the „anniversary edition” so I can play a few lame sub-par mods that I could get for free from nexus so I can replay a 2011 game I’ve played 300 times already!
Unironically kind of can't wait.
Imagine they are far better than were expecting 😳
@@GreggyAck Literally just play the original or Special Edition Skyrim again. Why would you give them more money?
@@Pebphiz Because I like to support a small, local business
@@GreggyAck "small local business"
Support Project Zomboid then. Or No Man's Sky, or generally a bunch of developers more worthy of your money than Bethesda, who might accidentally make something amazing, like FO4's Far Harbor DLC (the base game is still ass, though) or make utter shit meant only to take your money (FO76)
(Plus i'd rather a reboot of Skyrim, rewrite the story to be less total dogshit with a cardboard cutout villain and plot)
juicehead made a similar video on fallout 4 mods. he was comparing them to free ones on the nexus. take a wild guess who won?
Are you gonna do the “Best” Creation Club content next? Even if not I still really enjoyed this video
What's even better is these mods can't use any of the addons, extensions, plugins or resources that make the most extensive mods.
No script extenders, no new animations, no jc containers, no BAT files, it's whack
"Tried the Worst of Creation Club"
...Do you have any idea how LITTLE this narrows it down?...
There's actually a follow-up quest in Saints & Seducers where a named Golden Saint messages you after defeating the final boss and has several outcomes based on how you respond to her request.
There’s some dlc sized fully fleshed out mods that I’d of gladly paid for. None of them are on the creation club
2:40 - "If you paid 8 dollars for every half hour of gameplay in the original game, you'd easily be paying thousands..."
Don't give them any ideas, please.
"why would they leave a rotting corpse in the jails in solitude?"
Whiterun literally left one in their cells..
I have no idea what they were thinking with "creation club" was an absolute joke and bare insult to the modding community
I remember playing something incredibly similar to the first two mods. (The zombie one, and the pirate one.) I believe they were either ported, or improved uppon for free. I've also played mods that were way better than anything offered on the club. And again, all for free. They can keep their super duper extra special deluxo anniversary diamond edition.
I like the armor mods. The spell knight armor and the alternate armor series are almost mainstays in my games with how much I use them.
When the anniversary edition came out, I never bought the upgrade yet still got the saints and sinners quest in an update. It was a fun quest, tough you spent money on it though.
We will remember you sacrifice, comrade.
Thank you so much for all the info and for testing this so we dont have to! 😁
Looking back on this, the anniversary update was definitely worth it. It was only $20 in the US, and I feel I got at least $20 worth of added content.
It turns the game into an unbalanced nightmare without mods to integrate them I found a daedric crossbow at level 1 in the Solitude Fletcher not to mention the bandits and the exploding arrows. I still find myself disabling most of them since there so lack luster. I just use the houses and armor and some weapons basically.
Not really worth the 20$ imo if your worried about your game balance and the lackluster quest with just notes basically I'm really regretting it thank god theres mods to somewhat make obtaining the items a better experience
Most of what’s on Creation Club isn’t even worth installing for free. Every time I make a new character with CC content loaded I’m bombarded with quest objectives leading me to crazy overpowered items. It’s so poorly and lazily integrated into the game. Most mods that add new weapons, armors and spells actually integrate them sensibly to preserve game balance, but Creation Club doesn’t bother.
These creation club add-ons in this video are lit, they ain’t trash
You cappin’ 🧢
Tbh I like a lot of what the Creation Club has to offer even if it's overpriced. Like yeah I'm wasting money, but that Nix-Hound pet do be looking kinda cute tho
The fact Creation Club exists, killed all possibility of TES6 hype for me.
Absolutely nothing prevents them to just release a quarter of a game and fill the remaining 3/4 with complementary paywalled Horse Armor.
I really like the idea of mod makers being able to get some money for their hard work, but literally everything on the CC is just _too_ expensive. Maybe Bethesda should take a smaller cut or something, idk
What is too expensive though. The modders have to do play testing and make sure the mods work. Does anyone know the actual cut Bethesda takes?
@@samjohnson1992 Actually it appears I was wrong. I _think_ Bethesda buys the distributing rights to the creations and then sells them, with all the profits going to them.
I suppose then it could be that Bethesda _needs_ to charge these prices in order to make their money back. I just hope the modders get paid a proper amount for their efforts. Like you said, it takes time to make a mod.
Yeah, I always just wait for things to be free on the holidays. Got umbra by doing that. All in all, it was enjoyable. It reminded me of oblivion when I spent the better part of an hour trying to kill Umbra when I was level 2, when one hit would almost kill me.
There was only one creation club thing I liked was the Spellknight Armor. It looks neat. That's it. There's a short quest with it, but it's really so short I barely remember it.
Only creation club item I actually paid for was the wild horses one, the rest I have I got when random items where free.
idk about the skyrim cc, but i bought some of it for fallout 4 and it greatly increased the amount of "0kb glitch" encounters i had
Ah yes, creation club, where you can buy someone's half-assed fanfiction for actual money, my favorite
If Bethesda gave you creation club points, say, 50 a month, these would feel great
My biggest problem with the creation club is the houses. They don't function the way they're supposed to at all. You can't move your family in to them because they just get 'lost' and cease to exist. This would be fine with free mods but for 'semi official' content we're paying for they should really see about working with the person who makes them to patch something in so that you can actually live there with your family.
Yay, I saw the stream when footage for this video was recorded!
It is a shame no house CC ever utilized the Hearthfire house system in order to create truly unique experiences for the player to create. Like maybe slowly being able to build yourself a little fort on the top of a mountain, a bog, a cavern, etc, and maybe being able to hire guards and outfit them to your liking. I mean some of the ones we got a pretty unique in design but to be given the freedom to customize as you choose, for the most part, would have been a possibly a grand time. The farm CC near Rorikstead got close to allow control. Probably why it was one of the more liked CC.
So you basically tried the “anniversary edition” lol
The only reason to get the Dead Man's Dread is if you're a fan of Redguard. Unfortunately, only 20 people have actually played that game, and probably only just want to dress up as Cyrus and use his sword, which is something a mod could easily accomplish.
You have made the ultimate sacrifice
This is, unfortunately, the future of the industry should we allow the Creation Club to continue. Bethesda will block off access (Probably DMCA) to Nexus and, you said it yourself, players will be _forced_ to spend _thousands_ of dollars to add ~100hrs playtime.
I feel like every year corporate greed finds a way to ruin people's lives just that little bit more.
I only had LE before the Anniversary Edition came out. So I paid the bundle price of $50 for the SE/AE. I never regretted it. I love the added alchemy ingredients, spells, and wizard robes. I found the unicorn and have no plans to give it up, even for Shadowmere. When I want to be extra sneaky, I pull out the Bow of Shadows. My favorite early game light armor is the scouts leather armor. I also enjoy the look of the alternate dragon scale.
I don't like all of the cc content, so I just ignore what I don't want, even if it means having letters sit forever in my inventory. But that's okay, because I like enough of it to make it worth it.
I really hope the extra content is implemented properly in the anniversary edition and you're not just bombarded with 50 quest markers the second you leave Helgen.
God no, it's Bethesda
Don’t worry, most of the quests you have to seek out, and the rest are usually delivered via courier letters
I really wish I could get those 8 minutes back. I don't disagree that the pricing is ridiculous, but for almost everything on CC, you can buy it at discount. The only thing I bought at full price was 4 Seasons, and that was cuz I had the pocket change to waste. Every month 4-5 mods go on discount, usually with any for 400 credits normally being 0 credits. I haven't paid for a single pet. The only thing I'm missing I believe is S&S, though I've already completed it thanks to a friend allowing me to download from his account. Yes, these aren't DLC level things, but it's honestly of little consequence. If you want that, the Nexus is within reach for PC users and mods are available on console.
Special edition users will get saints and seducers for free in the creation club, at least from what I heard.
The funny thing is bethesda gave everyone saints and seducers the dwarven mudcrab and fishing for free anyways.
VIGILANT made me love Jyggalag as a character
The hordes of zombies come later. Idk how exactly it works, but as you get farther in the game, it spawns stringer zombies with better weapons and there's more of them
Alternate title: Avarti endures agony of making a decision that would qualify for an idiot character video so we don't have to make the mistake.
I really pity anyone who bought these considering in November 500 of emm will be bundled together for a normal game price. Whether you hate Anniversary Edition being a thing or not, at least its not 15 bucks for only one of these things I guess?
Only thing is, all these creation mods allow you to still earn trophy’s and achievements, since mods disable them
the creation club items won't be included tho, just 3 of them I believe, you'll still have to pay for the rest
That is wrong. Very wrong. Like super duper mega wrong. Like a youtube named ESO already had that idea and there stupid for it and i love ESO danny but come on its wrong. AE includes all CCs and a bunch of unreleased CCs for free with AE.
Actually price of upgrade to Anniversary edition is fine. You get like another DLC with this content. Prices for separate creations are just horrible, but for upgrade it's fine.
Also these paid mods were made by community, not Bethesda. Bethesda only added fishing part of upgrade.
oh yeah, this collection of garbage quests and mediocre houses absolutely stacks up to dawnguard or dragonborn.
me when i found out that anniversary edition would have all the CC content + more MONTHS AFTER i saved up to buy the rest of the CC stuff i didnt have yet.
i will only get the anniversary edition if it includes any engine enhancements, like tesselation, grass that receives light, subsurface scattering, or tonemapped shadows. i know i can get most of these through ENB, but with a serious performance cost. if it really only includes creation club content or larger textures i wont upgrade.
I was new to the scene in 2016 and bought Skyrim Legendary Edition... just before Special Edition came out. So I just played oldrim with mods on and off for years, but when I heard Anniversary Edition had all of the stuff, I set about completing all the achievements in the original game. Finally did it, then bought the Anniversary Edition on sale for $18 and now I have all of the content.
Very underwhelmed by the studio's obvious laziness in not wanting to record new lines for new questions, but loving a lot of the new items, like the reindeer mount and the Undying Spirit spell. Survival Mode's temperature setting is no joke, and really adds a since of danger I didn't feel in base game.
honestly dead mans dread (i think that was the name, i mean the pirate quest) looks so unremarkable while you talked about it i could have sworn that i already played it (obv. i havent actually played it but its just so close to other quests and free mods that it realy isnt even noticable as added content.)
The biggest issue i see is that all for the cost of $8 and less you can get games like terraria that offer you hundreds upon hundreds of hours of content vs the 1 questline / reskins offer (that are done for free and better)
dwarven armored mudcrab is the single best thing ever created. Period.
Here's why:
It's a mudcrab that somehow has armor.
Theres mystery to it and the choice of it being a mudcrab is also a mystery because who would want a mudcrab as a pet right?
But thats whats so genious about it.
Only REAL crab lovers could understand the reasoning behind it.
And the best part is, you have to buy him from vendor's because even they don't want them. And if it's something not even they want that means that it's bound to end up in YOUR hands instead of some other crazy person buying him.
Conclusion: Mudcrabs are underrated and thats a good thing.
I'm worried about the effect that Anniversary Edition will have on the modding scene. Special Edition is actually having its best year ever for mods, but AE might split the playerbase and introduce a bunch of brand new headaches to the experience. I would rather Bethesda do nothing at all.
When it came out, it broke the Script Extender.
Did they finally update it?
@@lorenzocassaro3054 uhh yes, but half of mods isn't working idk why
@@dawru 😭
i bought the mad god bundle and dead mans dread on big discounts so its worth it if you get it that way. Looking forward to playing saints and seducers
What pisses me off about the creation club, there is one mod that gave me hope for a shivering isle DLC, just an explorative DLC with no real story, maybe talk to Sheogorath, all exploration.... No, just a FUCKING TEASE
So from now on you need to wait ten years to get the full experience from a BGS game at a reasonable price. Well played, Todd.
isnt there a dead prisoner in the jail cells of whiterun? the guards would absolutely leave a dead inmate to rot in a cell.
The CC is just an endless sea of "Horse-Armor" content.
I don't get why you would want to summon zombies at Will. I mean, except if you _really_ hate the guy, and then again summon 3-4 and he'll be dead, you'll be summoning half-dead creatures in a coffin on a full dead one.
That part about leaving a dead man to rot in a jail cell not making any sense? They did that in WHITERUN before the creation club so thats not very new
I ended up buying some creation clubs items before deciding to cave and get the aniversary upgrade, id be about 15$ richer if i had just bought the upgrade lol. Even then i caught it on sale for half off
I was really hoping to see Ghosts of the Tribunal here, that one was the weirdest and buggiest of them by far
I cannot believe people are actually spending money on this. It astounds me.
2:30 ghosts bleed blood? Who knew?
I absolutely regret giving permission for all that rubbish to download when it can't be turned off without deleting the game and reinstalling
Remember Morrowind when the devs released a collection of free mods they made in their free time?
wow that dead pirate is skeletonized, do they still want him to serve his sentence?