Sure, they’re promising to fix this on PC, but the Creation Club isn’t geared toward PC-users in the first place. So what does this mean? Well, when you cut through all the PR-speak, Bethesda is admitting that they can’t fix the problem on consoles, at least not without major restructuring from both themselves and the console manufacturers. In short, Bethesda is planning on fixing this problem on the PC, but the Creation Club can’t work on “certain platforms” without it. On the PC, this will not happen with Skyrim Special Edition, and future releases for Fallout 4.” We realize this is a frustration point for players, and we are working on a solution to change the way this functions. Most other games that offer similar content do the same. “This was a requirement for some platforms and how Creation Club needed to work. On the official forums, Bethesda’s community manager “Cartogriffi” had this to say on the matter: If you own FALLOUT 4 and have a connection to the internet, this probably already happened to you.īethesda’s response to the matter is raising eyebrows, leaving many to wonder if the problem can even be fixed. When the Creation Club was released, players quickly discovered it was downloading every single mod onto their hard drives whether they purchased them or not, taking up precious bandwidth in the process. As Bethesda’s latest attempt to insert paid mods into the industry, the Creation Club is rife with bugs, scrambling people’s mods, and further tarnishing Bethesda’s dwindling reputation.īut one of the Creation Club’s most glaring problems affects players whether they use it or not. You may not have heard, but the Creation Club isn’t very popular.
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