Not going to pretend I know the whole story, and haven't ready any articles on it. So take my opinion with a grain of salt. But I wouldn't point any fingers at Bethesda right away. If they were asked if its okay if modders make money off of working on their game, and they said yes, fans can make money off of our game. That's honestly pretty badass on their part. Unfortunate if it's not handled very well by Valve though. Which yeah. If they put the same amount of effort into it that they do with Greenlight, that's really just sad. I used to be under Steam's spell just like every other PC gamer. But having a gaming girlfriend has helped me need to look elsewhere for my games so we don't have to buy them twice, and it's sort of disenchanted me with Steam overall. I like Steam for it's great prices and convenience, but that's really just it and mostly only at face value. Their marketing leaves a bit to be desired. In that regard, I adore GOG way more. They bend over backwards to make sure everything is as good as it can be for all parties involved