Now - the story might change for console players. is so modders cannot offer this type of content for free (and possibly better). And that is what Bethesda should be for offering this DLC : be ashamed there is kind of a conspiracy theory that says that the reason Bethesda has not yet released the G.E.C.K. In fact - there are a lot of games out there that added A LOT more content in a free patch/update. many devs might be ashamed to ask for money for what it offers. Although it certainly is rather cheap for a DLC - the content is hardly worth anything. And it is loosing that battle - by quite a large margin. its a stuff pack that (on PC) has to compete with an active modding scene. And it is loosing that battle - by quite a So, umm - yeah. And while I agree to a point on these concerns, it is again optional and tailored to a specific demographic which I fall into, and I'm content with my purchase. If these were added free through patches, people would probably just start wanking to a picture of Todd or Bethesda. They're complaining more about the method of delivery of the content, rather than the content itself, which they themselves mix up. Consider while reading these reviews, the poor reviews usually are complaining about shelling out a bit of money for a DLC Bethesda ain't necessarily shoving down everyone's throats. But really, it's a filler DLC which not everyone has to have, but if you like settlement building, it's a neat DLC worth checking out. I honestly believe people are complaining because they wanted some other DLC which works more for them rather than for some of us. I've got this DLC on top of the other settlement mods from Nexus and. cages to capture creatures and create battle arenas, more neat electronics, lighting etc., to the settlements. These are more stuff, professionally made. Yea sure, you can get mods to have more stuff, but these items aren't necessarily just more stuff. Wasteland Workshop is a niche DLC aimed specifically towards people like me who like building settlements.
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