

To disable mods, you’ll need to access the mods section at the main menu. Next time you play, you’ll notice the game is slightly, or perhaps even very different. For convenience, you can access the Skyrim mods page here.Īfter enabling/disabling mods, you’ll need to reload a save or create a new one to install them. Click this and, if you’re signed in, you’ll be able to start choosing mods you want to download and enable in your game. At the bottom-left, you’ll see a “Mods” title, which has “Skyrim: Special Edition” as a subheader. In the top-left corner, you’ll see a dashboard icon which will trigger a drop-down menu. Next thing you need to do is head back over to the Bethesda site.

Here, you’ll see an option called “Mods,” which will prompt you to connect to your Bethesda account. The rest is simple, as next time you boot up Skyrim, load a game and go to the main menu. I suppose the character faces will still be ugly as sin-I do enjoy the beautification mods-but at least the world will be nicer to gaze at.Installing Skyrim mods on console is actually quite easy, but first you need to make a account at the Bethesda website. Since the remastered version of Skyrim is so much better looking than the original, we won't need modders to touch up its graphics. Then again, and perhaps more to the point, it also means no nudity mods, no sex dungeon mods and no other mods that might get Sony in trouble with parents. Only being able to use internal assets means no Super Mario Skyrim, for one thing. Now, on the one hand this is kind of a huge letdown. By creating a account, you’ll be able to browse and try mods right from within the game.” You will not be able to upload external assets with your PlayStation 4 mods, but you will be able to use any assets that come with the game, as most mods do.

"Mods on PlayStation 4 will allow you to modify and create your own content by using our Creation Kit available here. “We and Sony have worked hard to make this possible," the company announced.
