The Creation Club (CC) contains paid mods that are exclusive to CC only. The only reason you might want to mod on PC instead of console is the fact that consoles are limited in the amount of mods you can have.īethesda realized just how popular modding their games was and launched the Creation Club for both Skyrim and Fallout 4. Both the Xbox One and Playstation 4 have mod support for various games.
However, within the last few years, mods have become available to those who play on consoles. Mods used to be a thing that only PC gamers could enjoy though.
From those that want more lore-friendly aesthetics to those who want mudcrabs that sound like Gordon Ramsey, there are mods to make any gamer excited about these older titles. Do you want a curvy Argonian that rivals The Lusty Argonian Maid? There are mods for that. Have you ever wanted Dogmeat to be a bathtub? It exists. I know I can personally say I’ve spent hours on Nexus going through both Skyrim and Fallout 4 mods looking for certain things to make my games more appealing. Within Nexus someone can find a mod that changes something as simple as a re-texture of a sword or gun to DLC sized mods that adds even more content to the games. There are over 62,000 mods for Skyrim on NexusMods and that isn’t including Skyrim Special Edition (Skyrim SE) which has its own category. The modding communities of these two Bethesda titles are some of the biggest and most passionate communities I’ve ever come across. It doesn’t take much speculation to tie down one of the fundamental reasons for this. BY SAMANTHA RENSEL: Despite the controversy surrounding Fallout 76’s launch and the lack of information regarding The Elder Scrolls VI, Fallout 4 and Skyrim continue to be popular titles, and two that you should consider returning to this festive period.Ī casual glance at YouTube and Twitch shows that the interest in Bethesda’s previous games continues to simmer.
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