They also put little effort into this strategy (if this even was their strategy). Weeks until mods kit was released. No tutorials on how to make easy POIs so less technical creative people could start adding stories etc. Going for the attitude of “we barely thought about mod support for skyrim and it worked out”.

Steam also never took it’s eye off the piracy ball. Offer up a service better than free piracy.

Just pulling from my memory:

• Family Share
• Easy controller support
• Game Casting
• Gameplay recording
• “Invisible Login” for social network
• Torrent from a local area network friend who has the game on their computer
• (list goes on)

The fumbled big time with support for mods. You’d have a hard time making enough content for just the main game, no way you’d have the resources for more content in the multiple universes.

There should have been a mod framework from the beginning, and a developer tutorial for how to add mods into the multiple universes and Bethesda guidelines on how to make your mod match the Unity system. So characters and faces can change every Unity at a minimum.

And settler system was also a failure. Can’t have a living outpost if people can’t just show up Fallout 4 style.

Nay, it’s what the founders truly intended when they wrote the first amendment!