Bethesda/Zenimax's greed is choking the life out of fantastic games.

2gb patch to load all Creation Club (paid mods) content on to your system taking up your space is absurd and will cause incredible problems in the future as you are forced to download every mod availible. Beyond the obvious micro-transactions, the greed is amazing, in the sense that Bethesda doesn't even have to develop their own terrible cosmetic lootbox like content. Furthermore, the things on offer are awful when compared with free content on the Nexus. It would be one thing if something like Falskaar or Beyond Skyrim: Bruma were availible, but its just pipboy skins for 50 cents a pop and an inferior hellfire armor (to the Nexus free version) for more than Fallout: New Vegas's story dlc.

This patch also broke the free mods users had already installed in an effort to force players towards this cash cow Bethesda has no business putting their greedy paws on. It's laughable that Bethesda offers to ensure compatability of the mods availible through the Paid Mods Club when Bethesda's official stance on quality control is "Bug testing is for idiots." Every Bethesda game gives Assassin's Creed Unity a run for its money in terms of bugs and crashes. Amazingly Bethesda has the audacity to pull this move after their horrid season pass garbage that they went with more crafting nonsense rather than meaningful story dlc, on top of being the most simplistic Fallout yet, it distills to kill some random bandits and recover the settlement to help the minute ghouls free the Institute from the brotherhood of railroad. Kill this, travel here, gain exp, repeat.

Please don't buy Bethesda's nonsense. Support the mod authors directly and cut out the middleman trying to skim profits off of their hard work.