Guys should use this technique.

It’s to the point where a black Challenger can’t even drive down the street anymore without being mistaken for some kind of criminal. These are sad times we live in.

I found a good compromise.

Please god tell me you’re not actually blind to the difference between clothed adult breasts and FUCKING CHILD PORN.

Well, for starters, this isn’t illegal.

You’re comparing a toy with squishy boobs to snuff and child porn...just take a step back, and look at your comparison for a second.

I used to cheat in MMOs back in the day because I hated grinding and there were tools to enhance XP rates or I’d make myself invincible and fight monsters that were waaaaay too high level for me. I never actually did PvP or anything with cheats, though. When I say back in the day, I mean it. This was like eight to ten…

Why did they cooperate to begin with?

Negotiating distribution rights with publishers is not “nothing.” This is precisely the underlying reason why mods are free: it’s incredible difficult for a modder to personally negotiate rights to sell his mod of a licensed property. Nor should it be easy; modding relies heavily on the original material. It’s…

^ THIS ^

And how much is Valve’s cut from all these mod sales? Might I remind you Gabe Newell is worth 1.3 billion dollars and will never get off his couch to produce the puny Half Life games.

People are already pirating paid mods.

And yet again, someone who clearly doesn’t actually mod Skyrim, because if you did, you would know just how many mods are dependent on other mods, that depend on other mods to actually work. With cash on the line now those people will no longer be nearly as willing to collaborate thus killing the modding ecosystem…

The fracturing and redundant programs are really what has me worried. Like, if some person wants to stick his reskin mod behind a paywall, that’s one thing... I can learn to live without lightsabers or Macho Man dragons. But when crucial assets for popular mods cost money to use or experiment with, then you’re going…

I don’t understand how people support this, but object to DLC packs being sold so much with tiny things in them. Same thing except it’s coming from people who don’t work for the developer, may or may not provide any support or ensure it works to any significant degree (even though you paid money), but the developer of…

The biggest problem for me is if a mod ends up being broken for any reason there is absolutely nothing you can do beside contact the author and hope he fix it. You do get a 24 hour delay where you can get a refund but if the mod you bough gets conflict from another mod you install after 3 weeks you are just screwed.…

On the gamers side, they have to pay money for something they’ve been receiving for free. And on the modders side, they get a 25% cut, which is most likely not enough for them to “Stop working at Waffle House” and pursue game development. I’m sure IceFrog didn’t get a 25% cut when Dota 2 was absorbed by valve. This…

Optimism is great. Sadly, we’re already seeing where this trend will lead us. It’s down the same dark, nasty road that In-App-Payments lead us in the mobile game market. It’s a road marked Greed. The creator of the Midas Magic mod (currently also the most expensive paid mod available) “updated” his free version of the…