First Sony tells us they want to stop people from buying a PC so they release the PS4 PRO.

Then they stop MODS from coming to the console, which is one of the main reason people buy games from Bethesda on PC over Console.

Sony are doing the right thing here even thought it might not look good on paper. QC is something ALL console manufacturers should demand from developers and not just allow something because it makes them look good.

There's nothing really understandable about not giving your consumer more choices, regardless of the gradient colour you want to put it in. I'm not sure what you saw in Sony's reply to EA access but that's another evidence of being stubborn for the sake of it, which in return limits your fanbase options, instead of expanding them.

incredibly absurd even, when you factor in things like the Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch that makes the game more stable.

Pretty much the exact opposite of what many here are claiming would happen when installing mods.

So most probably no Enderal for PS4 (it's not certain either that it will come to Xbox One, but the devs said consoles are not out of question).

http://sureai.net/games/enderal/?lang=en

Why would they want to keep a game that isn't theirs more stable, when the game developer has openly admit they don't care about the game becoming unstable (if it were to be the issue) since they're the ones enabling the mods?

It makes sense if it is a Sony-developed game.

It makes zero sense if it is a third-party game and Sony is just meddling with it, when Steam/Microsoft has enabled them and there's demand of them from the consumers.

The product is fine in itself. Again, it's the user who makes it more unstable after accepting the disclaimer that comes with it, not the platform owner.

A product that gives you more options is a better product than the same product that gives you less options. No matter how you want to look at it, that reasoning doesn't work.

Let's make here a quick exercise of self-reflection, shall we?

You have...let's say, the same game in two different platforms. Just to name something, Deadly Premonition. The game is fundamentally the same in both platforms, 360 and PS3, and when I mean fundamentally, I'm talking about they both featuring the same plot, the same gameplay and controls, and the same soundtrack. Yet, the PS3 version also features a revamped, more comfortable HUD, and five more hours of extra content, not present on the 360 version.

Question, which version, assuming the consumer has full access to both, is more enticing to him? Why would that be?

Let's make the same question, again.

You have, let's say, the same game in two different platforms (ditching PC for convenience here). Just to name something, Fallout 4. The game is fundamentally the same in both platforms, Xbox One and Playstation 4, and when I mean fundamentally, I'm talking about they both featuring the same plot, the same gameplay and controls, and the same soundtrack. Yet, the Xbox One version also features the option to download further, non-official content that can change core aspects, revamp certain facets and add more playtime innards, not present on the Playstation 4 version.

Question, which version, assuming the consumer has full access to both, is more enticing to him? Why would that be?

I thought the conundrum when it came to XB1 mods was that random people were uploading someone else's work without knowing it the mod would even work or not, and in the instances it didn't work people would google the mod's name, google would then redirect them to the actual mod's creator and then complaint that the mod was not working in XB1, while the mods creators were confused as f#ck as to what was happening.Not sure if that was fixed or not but it seem like a legitimate issue for the creators.

Quality control though is better handled by the users just like it is on Nexus.The best mods get tons of exposure, while the ones that suck don't.

That's why u never buy Bethesda games at launch. 3 months later  after a few patches, not only do their games run better but they also can be bought brand new at half price.