Creation Club is limited to the creation of new content. “Paid mods” allowed content developers to sell content that had previously been free.Creation Club involves Bethesda paying content developers an as-yet-unspecified amount, and selling content on. “Paid mods” allowed content developers to set a price for their content, and receive 25% of the revenue.
Creation Club is to be curated by Bethesda, meaning content developers must submit a pitch to Bethesda for approval, and undergo quality assurance testing prior to release. “Paid mods” was uncurated, meaning anyone could sell anything for any price.From the information available at present, some of the key differences are: However, a close analysis reveals the new system is significantly different. The announcement triggered immediate community concerns that Creation Club is just a rebranded “paid mods” system, which was announced and quickly cancelled back in 2015. On 11 June 2017, Bethesda announced Creation Club, a platform through which users on PC, PS4 and Xbox One will be able to purchase content for Skyrim and Fallout 4 developed in partnership between Bethesda and “the very best” third party content developers.
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