I honestly don't know - I have no evidence one way or the other.
However, FO:London was in development for a long time (years?), and Bethesda decided to release a (edit:) mod-breaking patch right before its release, b/c the TV show got popular and they wanted to say the game was still in development?
Maybe it wasn't specifically to "screw over some mod devs," but it didn't help the community one bit.
Bethesda released (announced, maybe?) a mod-beeaking patch 24 hours before the mod was to be released.
That's unfortunate. It's a great mod (and the devs have done a bunch to fix crashes and load times).
Now there's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
Worked for a year doing odd jobs to afford it (was a teenager). Bought it at a computer show. Never booted, so I had to learn how to fix it.
This was a theme. First car was a POS, so I had to learn how to fix it, too.
How long did it take you to get? I've been at it for about 2 months with no luck...
(slow clap)
Ouch, that's my heartstrings you're pulling at!
NGL, that's true. But they are quite small, support HDMI-CEC, and run cold.
Edit: new ones hardware decode AV1, too
It broke the mod to where it took FOLON (the mod creators) weeks to fix before they could release it.
It was a considerable setback.