The game regularly sees tens of thousands of concurrent players on the digital PC service, almost four years after launch. The generous mod support policy for Skyrim is in part responsible for the game’s success on Steam.
Skyrim also participated in Steam Workshop, which allowed users to upload and download mods directly from the Steam store and the Steam client. Pete Hines October 26, it's rude to admit we don't have all the answers on how mods work yet? Jeez.įallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim all allowed uploading mods to third-party sites.
Pete Hines October 24, If it's ok with you, we're gonna focus on the game release first and talk about mods when we've figured some stuff out. When pressed further about whether or not they will allow uploading of mods to third-party sites like Nexus, Hines said they will “focus on the game release first and talk about mods when we’ve figured some stuff our plan is to use So, is it possible to download a mod from The Workshop WITHOUT having to "Subscribe" to it.Writing in response to fans on Twitter, Bethesda Vice President of PR/Marketing Pete Hines says that the company’s plan is to use for PC mod support. I like this level of control and don't like the idea of Steam installing any mod into my game automatically by "Subscribing" to it (Christ, Steam has too much control as it is lol).Īlso, I don't know if "Subscribing" to a Steam Mod permanently links it to my account, even if I later "Unsubscribe" to it? If so, I want no part of that. Now with EVERY mod I install from The Nexus, I always download manually, unpack, examine the files and folder-structure to be sure it all looks good, then repack, drop into my "Mods Folder" and then install with NMM. I've always been a "Nexus Exclusive" type-a-Dude, however I've come across a mod I want to install into my game that's seemingly only available through The Workshop.
Should read: "Is it possible to Manually Install a Mod from Steam Workshop WITHOUT having to "Subscribe" to it?" Edit: OK, so my thread title got cut-off.
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