The game itself costs what? a one time payment of under 30 dollars? you advocate spending 6 ties as much as you spent paying for the game over the course of the year to get vehicles made by freelancers because its their right? Go for it, but you better hope they also have 6 times the effort and time and resources as the BeamNG developers, because there is no way any one of you could possibly continue to justify these paid mods if one of them, which you could have sunk 60 dollars annually into, goes belly up because the modder 'lost passion for it'. Mesh slaps from Forza should never be hind a paywall, and modders who abandon mods because of reasons such as 'outdated quality' and 'lack of passion' should certainly NEVER put mods behind a paywall, because the second it is behind a paywall, it is not your passion project or your weekend hobby, it is your business, and the people playing the game are your customers, and you must serve them what they paid for.Īnd as for those saying 'get a job, its not that hard to pay for it' if your subbing to only 3 of these 5 dollar a month Patreon mods that are everywhere, your paying 15 dollars a month, or 180 dollars anually for mods created by individuals. As it is the choice of any mod creator to make their mod paid, but once they decide that their mod is worthy of being behind a Patreon paywall, it better exceed the developer quality mods, crap like the raven, that looks like something a bored kid carved out of soap using a Bowie knife should under no circumstance be behind a paywall. To everyone saying stuff like 'get a job' or 'its their choice' its also mine and other peoples choice to either disagree or agree with that practice. It is built with similar ideas, but it can have more and more features.Paid mods is just one of the list of things horrifically wrong with the BeamNG modding community Not to mention Humble Bundle users (that choose to not use Steam) cannot use Steam Workshop! If you’re wondering why the developers do it this way, instead of having a Steam Workshop, the reasons are outlined below as described by a BeamNG support employee: If you need help installing the mods, their Wiki will explain the installation process, or you can check out the below video that I created outlining the process for downloading and installing mods.
So if you haven’t checked it out already, head on over to the Mods page. Instead, the game’s creators have created a mods page on their website for anyone to download mods. Most games purchased through Steam also give you access to the game’s Steam Workshop where you can download community-created mods. BeamNG.drive, however, does not have a Steam Workshop for mods. That doesn’t mean mods aren’t available for the game, they’re just not available in the Steam Workshop. If you’re new to BeamNG.drive and purchased the game from Steam, you might be wondering where you can download mods from.
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