For reference, the Hellfire armor costs 500 credits, weapons cost 400 and the paint jobs cost 50. When you first join the Creation Club, you get 100 credits for free. So the first round of mods aren’t particularly impressive but are the prices at least reasonable? Well no, unfortunately not. In fact, the Hellfire Power Armor is one of the top files available on the Fallout 4 Nexus right now. So after all of that talk about the Creation Club bringing exclusive content not available elsewhere for free, the first 12 mods on the store are in fact mods you can find elsewhere for free. The Fallout 4 Creation Club went live with 12 mods to kick off the launch. Unfortunately, it seems that Bethesda isn’t enforcing this as well as we’d hoped, as the Creation Club just went live for Fallout 4 and things aren’t looking good. In essence, this was Bethesda’s second attempt at paid mods but this time around, some much needed changes were in place, the biggest of which was the requirement that no previously free mod could be sold on the Creation Club. Earlier this year, Bethesda announced plans to launch the ‘Creation Club’ for two of its biggest games- Fallout 4 and Skyrim.
