Jibbajabbawockky
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This whole pricing model would be interesting if it made other developers/publishers look more seriously at adding mod tools to their games, knowing that they could reap some monetary benefit from it.
That said, once money enters the picture this seems like a huge headache if one mod uses resources or assets from another without giving credit. Who is going to police that?
I'd have been way more enthusiastic about this if Valve just added the "Pay what you want" button on to every mod but not have any with some set price. So you could still download them all for free and if they work (even beyond just 24 hours) have some easy, direct way to monetarily reward the mod author.
That said, once money enters the picture this seems like a huge headache if one mod uses resources or assets from another without giving credit. Who is going to police that?
I'd have been way more enthusiastic about this if Valve just added the "Pay what you want" button on to every mod but not have any with some set price. So you could still download them all for free and if they work (even beyond just 24 hours) have some easy, direct way to monetarily reward the mod author.