Mods have "long been ready," but the PS4 gatekeeper let Bethesda know that "they will not approve user mods the way they should work."Īfter 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 issue, according to Bethesda, is on Sony's side.
That's not to say that the mods weren't good, it was just that the game didn't quite seem to capture the same level of dedication that Unreal Tournament 2004 did.Fallout 4's 'Nuka World' add-on visits a nuked Disneyland clone Previously, Epic Games tried a similar thing for the PS3 with Unreal Tournament III, but it wasn't one of those games that had a long-lasting modding community. This also marks the first time that a Bethesda game on home consoles will support PC mods.
I can only imagine the salt that would spill if a hacker managed to compromise either system through a Fallout 4 mod. Although, then again that didn't stop modders from using a light exploit in the original Splinter Cell from soft-modding the OG Xbox through a saved game.īut yeah, manipulating the security of either system would probably be the top priority for Bethesda when it comes to ironing out Fallout 4 for the Xbox One and PS4. To the benefit of both Microsoft and Sony, modders don't actually have the OS documentation for either system, so if they tried running anything through the mods to take control of either system it would all be guesswork.
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