FloatingWaffles said:
LivingMetal said:
Then you make new ones, kickass ones that are only on the PS4. VGChartz Skyrim and Falllout 4 Mods Team anyone?
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I don't know much about modding at all, but I always thought the whole point was to put stuff in the game and makes changes that would never have been in the main game such as game changes or hilarious stuff or basically whatever anyone wanted.
I can see people still making some cool mods on the PS4 versions but I would think they would be really limited if they can only use stuff that was already in the main game. Basically any mod that uses external assets can't be used on PS4 now.
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I'm not going to say that those things aren't very important to some people. Being able to play with real-life guns that don't exist within Fallout 4, as an example, is very popular.
The top 25 (non-adult) mods on Nexus, however, are mostly mods that enhance gameplay. Armorsmith Extended, Armor and Weapon Keywords Community Resource, Lowered Weapons, Spring Cleaning, Home Maker, Darker Nights, Better Settlers, Longer Power Lines, Legendary Modification--most of these would be fine or would be fine with a few adjustments. These are the kind of mods that make the game better. I use most of them, myself.
Cosmetic mods are certainly a loss. I know I would hate to give up some of them. They are far from being the whole point of modding, though. Not by a long shot. If I had to choose, I'd take game-play enhancement mods in a heart-beat.
