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[–] 5 points 9 months ago (3 children)

The least they could do is turn it into an evergreen game like Minecraft or valheim. Instead of just printing another copy, go back and add 5 quests and 30ft² of area. Go to nexus, find the top 100 mods, pay their makers $5 and put them in the credit roll to integrate them permanently into the game. I haven't paid for skyrim since I bought it for the 360 and I would gladly buy a copy for every person I know if they did something like that.

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  • [–] 3 points 9 months ago

    They do something like this with Creation Club in Fallout 4. The last thing people still playing want is more updates that break all of our mods every few months to add crap we didn't ask for. Check out the Steam updates, every one of them has countless comments begging them to stop. I gave up a while ago but I'm sure they're still going.

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