Zenimax/Bethesda legally owns CW and F4NV, thats why they seem. Big, ambitious mods like CW and F4NV must necessarily contain bespoke scripting which can only be compiled in the CK, and thus, the EULA must be agreed to. ZeniMax/Bethesda do not need to give full credit to the mod author(s) with use people's mods to make money off of. This is relevant because the Creation Kit is the only compiler for Bethesdas proprietary scripting language, Papyrus. Take a moment to read up on the Skyrim/SE EULA, Terms of Service and Creation Kit EULA. In certain cases, as determined by ZeniMax, Game Mods may be made available to other users of a Service or a Game and in such cases, such other users may download the Game Mods from ZeniMax or third parties and use such Game Mods in connection with playing a Game or receiving a Service from ZeniMax. The term “Game Mod” means downloadable, user-generated Content developed or created by You or a third party using an Editor Tool (as defined below). Game Mods:Ĭontent also includes Game Mods. Mods are not user-generated Content by the ToS. Content includes user-generated Content that You contribute, provide, post, upload or otherwise submit to ZeniMax via a Service ("UGC"), provided that the term UGC does not include Game Mods (as defined below).
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