Without external assets ps4 users will be unable to use mods that implement new: places, quests, items, marriable people (serana etc) characters, overhauls, dialogs, scripts and so much more.this doesn't just affect playstion users however, it will hinder the market and future bethesda games. Mods will be allowed but only without external assets, which despite bethesdas claims to boost sales is almost essential and to many is what makes a mod a mod and not a cheat. In the months leading up sony decided to go back on the mod support on their system, recently they have gone back on that decision, but not without a catch. However for me and many others it wasn't the updated graphics or port to the next gen system that caught our attention, it was mod support for the consoles, something that was never seen before with any other game. I am of course talking about: The Elder Scrolls 5, Skyrim. If SKSE does get working on the remaster.Months ago Bethesda announced the remaster of a game many have come to know and love. and I doubt even half the mods on nexus will get ported, meaning no mods for SSE and no mods for console (luckily if Pete Hine's tweet is correct you can have both installed side by side on PC). If that's not the case Bethesda just threw away a hell of a lot of work. More websites than these two provide Skyrim mods, but these two are the most popular. Skyrim: Special Edition's in-game mod menu pulls its content from here. : Console players get their mods from here, although PC players can use it as well.
If that's the case most mods will work out of the box. Both the original and Special Edition versions of Skyrim have mods on this website. My thought is they're going to keep everything as similar to Skyrim as possible (that is, no updates to the esm, no updates to the scripts/meshes/textures to the FO4 data structures). We don't know for sure about most other mods. Luckily Boris is familiar with DX11 since he's supported other DX11 games, although there is the question of whether he thinks it's worth it. Bethesda Softworks will be releasing Skyrim Anniversary Edition with a Special Editiona remastered release with high resolution and visual upgradeswith a new fishing feature on November 11th. It's very very specific to dx9 architecture and won't work on dx11. Likewise with mods that require an SKSE plugin. SKSE will likely need an update because addresses apparently change every time you recompile an exe. Note that a full port to the FO4 engine has not been confirmed, but seriously, if you see confirmation of that anywhere, let me know. (People saying that the volumetric lighting is proof have clearly never run ENB )
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