Would you be willing to pay for 3D/2D work done by modders who would share the profits with Paradox?
A bit like Viking Conquest or the last DLCS of Arma 3.
A bit like Viking Conquest or the last DLCS of Arma 3.
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I was thinking about the Community Flavour Pack when I created this thread.I won't pay for existing mods but if paradox teamed up with the creators of the Community Flavour pack for them to make more historical artifacts and courtrooms how could anyone turn that down? Their work is on par with paradox and could easily be hired to makes cosmetic packs. Even the concept behind RICE could be implemented.
Money tends to ruin things; it's' no longer a passion project by fans then, it's a business. It makes things more competitive and cutthroat and less of a community.
I won't speak on behalf of modders, but let's be realistic. Money is the primary source of motivation for most human beings. The passion usually comes after.
I thought the same thing but I think you weren't clear enough and the rest of the thread thought of the horrific bethesda creator club.I was thinking about the Community Flavour Pack when I created this thread.
As a long time mod user and as a modder, no, no, no and hell no.Would you be willing to pay for 3D/2D work done by modders who would share the profits with Paradox?
I won't speak on behalf of modders, but let's be realistic. Money is the primary source of motivation for most human beings. The passion usually comes after.
I'm pretty sure that most modders working for free :
1-Count on the donations.
2-Rely on visibility to get a job.
3-Prepare a portfolio to get a job.
4-Improve their skills to get a job.
The common point between the 4 is money.
Personally, I believe that when you add the money parameter, you surpass yourself and It doesn't ruin anything.