I mean the current 5GB is alright but there is so much more I can do with a load order limit of 8GB to 10GB.
I was hoping they'd increase the mod limit to at least 8GB, even better 10GB. In-game or on Social Club, share photos from your travels and discover content shared by the rest of the community. A diverse world is ready for you to explore. Create your own Crew and invite your Social Club friends or join an established Crew and jump straight into the action. This was mainly in place due to limitations of the PS4 and XBO consoles, which aren't really an issue on either the PS5 or Series X. Crews are a great way to play together online. The bigger question is 5GB limit for Mod usage. This is especially important for PS4 / PS5 owners which mods don't allow you to import custom or unique assets and you can only work with the original assets for mod creation. Windstad also acted as Mining Operation and Helcharchen had a Mill to produce your own Wine and Beer.Ī lot of this sounds great because stuff like Survival and Farming were equivalent mods I've been using in PC Skyrim for years. I wonder if they'll also include some sort of trick to upgrade Goldbrand into it's stronger version.Īlso Farming sounds something like the Windstad and Heljarchen Farm Mods that already exist. There was quests for both of these items in Morrowind. Some folks genuinely believe Mod authors should be only treated as hobbyist creators and shouldn't be monetarily compensated but I say if it's good enough to be put on as portfolio much like spec work is, then I say it's fair modders to earn for their effort. I mean the Survival Mod in itself is basically a take on Chesko's Frostfall and isoku's iNeed, two individual mods that effectively did everything the Survival Mod did long before it was even a thing.
There are hundreds if not a thousand or so miscellaneous fixes done over the years that Bethesda themselves overlooked. I mean for example look at the changelogs Arthmoor and the Unofficial Patch Team did. Some of the work mod authors make are actually better than some of the content Bethesda themselves put out so I don't see why they shouldn't be compensated for it. I mean authors like Chesko and such genuinely make outstanding mods and it's fair they get credited accordingly for their work. There are also hidden achievements that are normally unviewable in the game until the requirements for the achievement are met.The Creation Club program is a legitimate means for Mod Authors to get paid for their work instead of just getting kudos by word of mouth. Most of these achievements give points in game, but some give special items as well. Achievements, otherwise known as accomplishments, are awards given to the player for performing a certain task in the game.
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