Bethesda's Creation Club has been released, which involves Steam installing an update to Fallout 4 (and, presumably, Skyrim SE too). This new update apparently borks F4SE, so if you play with mods that require F4SE then you're going to have to wait until F4SE is updated.
As for the wares on offer on the Creation Club itself, currently the consensus appears to be "WTF so not worth the money."
Hey hey, it gets better. And by better I mean worse.
The Creation Club update to Fallout 4 is approximately 2 gigs in size. Yes, two gigabytes. Do you know why it takes two gigabytes to add an in-game store to Fallout 4? Because
every single fucking piece of Creation Club content is automatically downloaded to your hard drive. This is easily confirmed if you have Fallout 4 installed right now, go to the Data folder in the Fallout 4 directory and you'll see the .ba2 files for the paid mods, eg Chinese Stealth Armor, Military Backpack etc. When you buy a Creation Club mod, you're basically paying for the .esp file that allows you to add the mod to your load order. In other words, Bethesda have somehow managed to combine paid mods, microtransactions, and on-disk DLC into one motherfucking package. That's honestly impressive, in the same sense that someone producing a ten-kilogram turd in one go is impressive.
So what happens when new mods get added to the Creation Club? Do you have to download the data files for every single mod on offer? Hope you didn't install FO4 on an SSD. If the Creation Club is updated every week, does that mean F4SE is going to get broken every week, and the F4SE team will need to constantly update their application? I mean, seriously, what the fuck.
I was never interested in the Creation Club, but I was more than willing to just live and let live. I assumed that I could just ignore the Creation Club and play my modded FO4 the way I always have. But now the Creation Club is actively hindering my ability to play my game, and so I say fuck that. I'm uninstalling Fallout 4 (midway through my first playthrough of Far Harbor, too), and I'm not reinstalling until this shit's changed. I used to be one of Bethesda's biggest fanboys, but that's over now. Fuck them.