Supporting a community that creates

Bethesda's players don't just play. They make things: art, mods, videos, writing. That creativity is a large part of why the community lasts between releases.

I supported community activity and launch communications across 18 game launches.

That included programmes involving more than 25,000 pieces of fan-created content. The creativity was the community's; my job was to give it structure, visibility and recognition through official channels.

Recognising fan creativity isn't a nice extra. It's one of the clearest signals a company can send that it's paying attention.