Now on the more technical side of things. There are many more features to list, but not only it’d take the entire article, it would also spoil the fun to tell you all of them. Those are only a few of the several features that enhance Skyrim’s gameplay in very small, but significant ways. If you’ve played Skyrim for longer than a couple of hours, then you’ll know which one I’m talking about. If you can’t dodge arrows, then nobody else can! Another neat little feature is that torches illuminate more, and enemies no longer make that little spin dance move when they die.
It also removes that annoying sidestep that enemies can perform when shot with one of your arrows. Let’s be honest, a guard being able to identify you effortlessly from miles away is not exactly immersive. The distance that enemies can chase you has been reduced, along with their line of sight whenever you commit a crime. The result? I don’t have to worry about chickens reporting my crimes to the guards. But now, this mod removes that feature from the game. Apparently, animals in Skyrim can report crimes, which explains a couple of things in hindsight. It’s one of those things that you never thought you needed until you got it, and now you can’t live without it. However, after playing for a while with this mod, it’s proven to be one of those mods that’s going to remain installed for the rest of my playthroughs. So, while Bethesda hasn't thrown in the towel just yet, it doesn't look like the PS4 will be getting mod support anytime soon. On the other side of the console coin, mod support arrived on Microsoft's Xbox One back in May.Horrible Andy’s Skyrim Tweaked Effects is unique among the rest of Skyrim’s mods for the PS4 in the sense that it changes certain aspects of the game that most people would not notice at first glance. "We consider this an important initiative and we hope to find other ways user mods can be available for our PlayStation audience."
"Like you, we are disappointed by Sony's decision given the considerable time and effort we have put into this project, and the amount of time our fans have waited for mod support to arrive," wrote Bethesda.
In a blog post, the studio revealed that after months of discussions the PlayStation creator has refused to approve user mods "the way they should work.”Īs Bethesda puts it, modding should mean users "can do anything they want for either Fallout 4 or Skyrim Special Edition." Sony, it seems, begs to differ, and although it isn't explicitly stated, it's heavily implied the console maker would only approve mods with restrictions in place.
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