While there are exceptions, including a few Fallout mods that have been sanctioned by the studio, the exchange between games is largely something Bethesda is leery of. In terms of bringing Skywind over into the Nexus-verse, there was a long conversation about what that would mean regarding Bethesda's stance on exchanging assets between various properties. Nexus Mods is a modding hub that we share quite a bit here for our Mod Corner segment and is an amazing tool for mostly PC players to get their creativity on with some of their favorite games on the market. What Skywind does is it modernizes the amazing tale that Morrowind gave players, and now it's coming to Nexus Mods. This ambitious project is not only approved by Bethesda, but incredibly detailed in a way that honors both Morrowind and Skyrim in the best way possible.
The developer still believes that user mods play an important part of Fallout 4 and Skyrim Special Edition (coming in October) on consoles, but they will not be available to PS4 players until future notice.The Skywind Morrowind Skyrim remake is a fan-made mod project that I've been covering for years throughout my career, and for good reason. Sony has yet to offer any clarification on the matter, but Bethesda concludes that it remains hopeful to bring mods support to PS4 if Sony ever changes its stance. “After months of discussion with Sony, we regret to say that while we have long been ready to offer mod support on PlayStation 4, Sony has informed us they will not approve user mods the way they should work: where users can do anything they want for either Fallout 4 or Skyrim Special Edition.” The PS4 was originally supposed to get support in June, but it’s clear now that won’t be happening at all.īethesda writes in a post on their website: Fallout 4 modding tools were released for the PC in April, with the Xbox One version following in late May. “Our goal was to make mods easier and more accessible than ever before, for both the creators and the players,” the developer has previously said. This would be a very rare case for console games, but Bethesda has long been known for its support of user mods in its games, allowing players to create and share new content, environment rules, and ways of play that can significantly add to the life of a game. When the highly acclaimed Fallout 4 was released last fall, it was announced that user mods would not only be available on the PC version, but on Xbox One and PS4 as well.
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