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This is like the John Deere article posted about last week. Bethesda must see the game as "rented" from them rather than purchased. Example: If you rent a
by profinger 11y ago
This is like the John Deere article posted about last week. Bethesda must see the game as "rented" from them rather than purchased.
Example:
If you rent a house and you have a party and make a meal, you are allowed to use the house to your fullest extent and eat as many meals as possible etc but the house is still owned by the landlord.
If you purchase a house and you have a party and make a meal, you have complete freedom and own the house outright.
Your meal is your mod and your house is Skyrim. They built the house and apparently think that they're just renting it to you even though you flat out purchased it from them.