You guys are calling console gamers only because you’ve been able to take mods for granted since PCs first became a thing. And this ability to do whatever you want, coupled with the funds to do so, has only served to breed elitism. That elitism is the biggest reason many MAs have for not wanting to release them. I get…

Honestly, it wouldn’t do much good, since in their excitement, many people rated mods 5 stars before they could even try them. So you have 5 star mods that might not even work on Xbox One. Honestly, letting people vote for mods they haven’t downloaded was a bad call. At least wait until the beta is over to let people…

Yeah, but saving money in the long run doesn’t solve the problem of not being able to afford it now. I await the day when all the PC elists shouting “just buy a PC” offer to buy someone a PC instead. Not saying that you’re like that, just pointing out that it’s not as easy as people who can afford PCs think it is.…

Also, you can theoretically upload mods privately, I think, so you could just download PC mods and upload them yourself through the CK and no one could report them. Ideal? No. But in the standardized world of console-gaming, we accept that in return for not having to deal with PC (not that PC is always a choice for…

I thought 2 GB was ridiculous until the site starting crashing hours before mods went public and I realized without this initial limit, people would just download hundreds of mods and clog the network for weeks. At least, I hope that’s the reason, and the limit is raised soon, after the initial rush of the mods wears…

People with access to all the mods they want call poor/console people “entitled.” We’re not “lucky” because you decide to get off your high horse and share your creations with those who can’t afford a powerful PC. There a lot of valid reasons why Bethesda.net treats MAs poorly, and it definitely needs to be fixed, but…

While he’s at it, he should report on the extreme PC elitism and classism in the modding community as well.